Hermanni Vulteii JC. Jurisprudentiae romanae à Justiniano compositae libri II

This book is a comprehensive study of Roman law in the Justinian code, offering detailed analysis of the origins and development of this ancient legal system. Drawing on a range of historical sources, the author sheds new light on the principles and practices of Roman jurisprudence, providing valuable insights into the foundations of modern legal thought. With clear and accessible writing, this book is an ideal introduction to the study of Roman law.

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