fjt_207224 - 19TH CENTURY NOTARIES (SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS) Notaires de Château-Thierry 1806
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Price : 480.00 €
Type : Notaires de Château-Thierry
Date: 1806
Metal : silver
Diameter : 32,50 mm
Orientation dies : 6 h.
Edge : cannelée
Rarity : R2
Coments on the condition:
Flan miroir, jolie patine
Catalogue references :
Obverse
Obverse legend : MRS LES NOTRES DE L'ARROND. DE CHATEAU - THIERRY.
Obverse description : Armes impériales couronnées sur main de justice et sceptre croisés, entourées du collier de la Légion d’Honneur et enveloppées du manteau Impérizl. Signé Tiolier.
Reverse
Reverse legend : LEX EST QUODCUMQUE NOTAMUS ; À L'EXERGUE : 1806.
Reverse description : Le gnomon avec portrait impérial.
Commentary
On doit noter, et il est parfaitement net sur cet exemplaire de conservation exceptionnelle, que la boule qui surmonte le gnomon porte un portrait de l’empereur, véritable axis mundi. Ce détail aura généralement échappé aux contemporains comme il a échappé à Maître Lerouge, puisqu’il existe deux modèles du jeton pour la Restauration, avec le portrait de l’empereur et le coin modifié pour l’oblitérer.
La devise "Lex est quodcumque notamus" est une création du père Ménestrier en 1686 pour les secrétaires du roi qui ne s'en sont jamais servi. L'invention fut reprise par les notaires de Paris puis ensuite par les notaires de Province.
It should be noted, and it is perfectly clear on this exceptionally well-preserved example, that the ball surmounting the gnomon bears a portrait of the emperor, a true axis mundi. This detail will generally have escaped contemporaries as it escaped Maître Lerouge, since there are two models of the token for the Restoration, with the portrait of the emperor and the die modified to obliterate it. The motto \\\"Lex est quodcumque notamus\\\" was created by Father Ménestrier in 1686 for the king's secretaries who never used it. The invention was taken up by the notaries of Paris and then by the provincial notaries
La devise "Lex est quodcumque notamus" est une création du père Ménestrier en 1686 pour les secrétaires du roi qui ne s'en sont jamais servi. L'invention fut reprise par les notaires de Paris puis ensuite par les notaires de Province.
It should be noted, and it is perfectly clear on this exceptionally well-preserved example, that the ball surmounting the gnomon bears a portrait of the emperor, a true axis mundi. This detail will generally have escaped contemporaries as it escaped Maître Lerouge, since there are two models of the token for the Restoration, with the portrait of the emperor and the die modified to obliterate it. The motto \\\"Lex est quodcumque notamus\\\" was created by Father Ménestrier in 1686 for the king's secretaries who never used it. The invention was taken up by the notaries of Paris and then by the provincial notaries
Historical background
19TH CENTURY NOTARIES (SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS)
The Le Chapelier law of June 17, 1791, which dissolves the corporations, therefore the companies of notaries, then the law of October 6, 1791 suppresses the royal, apostolic and seigneurial notaries as well as the venality and the inheritance of their offices. However, the authors of this second law, recognizing the need for the authentication of deeds and the duty to advise, institute public notaries. Thus notaries remain in practice by changing quality. However, after a decade of legislative trial and error, the First Consul Bonaparte reorganized and modernized the notariat by the organic law of 25 Ventôse of the year XI (March 16, 1803). This veritable "notarial code" remains today the reference text of the profession.. The 19th century notary is an emblematic figure that can be found in literature but also in opera. One of the most famous figures is in the third act of Puccini's opera, "Il Trittico", performed for the first time in 1918, and whose action takes place in the 19th century.. The most famous aria is that of Gianni Schicchi: “Si corre dal notaio!” (“Let’s go to the notary!”) [http://www. Youtube. com/watch?v=0OjuOxOCFVI].
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