Corpus Legum Ab Imperatoribus Romanis Ante Iustinianum Latarum

This is a comprehensive collection of Roman laws issued by emperors prior to the reign of Justinian. Compiled from various sources, it includes a detailed history of the Roman Empire and provides insight into the legal system of the time. While this work has been superseded by more recent studies, it remains an important historical document that sheds light on the development of Roman law.

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