""De Legationibus Libri Tres"" est opus fundamentale Alberici Gentilis, quod ius legationis et scientiam diplomaticam penitus explorat. In hoc clarissimo opere, Gentilis fundamenta iuris gentium moderni iacit, disserens de officiis, privilegiis, et immunitatibus legatorum in contextu historico et iuridico. Per tres libros, auctor non solum historiam legationum ab antiquitate repetit, sed etiam quaestiones morales et politicas quae ad communicationem inter civitates pertinent, accurate examinat.
Hoc scriptum est necessarium instrumentum omnibus qui historiam iuris internationalis cognoscere volunt. Gentilis, qui unus e patribus iurisprudentiae internationalis habetur, stilo lucido et eruditione vasta utitur ad explicandum quomodo legati pacem et foedera inter principes conservare debeant. ""De Legationibus Libri Tres"" manet fons pretiosissimus ad intellegendum quomodo ius et politica in scaena mundi cohaereant.
Lectores in his paginis invenient non solum doctrinam iuridicam, sed etiam sapientiam humanisticam quae aetatem Renascentiae illustrat. Est monumentum litterarum quod momentum legatorum in orbe terrarum semper confirmat.
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