Edict du roy, pour le restablissement & attribution de l'ancienne juridiction des Eleuz, & augmentation de leurq gages [...] [Ensemble] Edict du roy, sur la suppression de la multiplicité des presidens, Eleus, Thresoriers & Officiers és generalitez [...] [Ensemble] Edict du roy, contenant le restablissement des pres idens, Esleuz, & autres Officiers, par cy devant supprimez

According to the privilege, the first edition dates from 1571, the second edition is found in first edition and the third was originally published in 1585.
Contemporary full vellum binding, reusing a manuscript leaf. Crease along right edge. Corners folded on the first 23 leaves. First title page foxed.
Collection of three ordinances concerning election officers, who were responsible for collecting taxes under Henri III. France was indeed divided into elections, ancestors of our departments, and the three ordinances which reintroduce, then abolish and reintroduce again the elected officials and presidents seem to show that tax collection and administration were not yet straightforward in the troubled period of the late Renaissance.