Liber Consuetudinum Mediolani Anni 1216

This book is a Latin manuscript that contains the customs and laws of Milan in the year 1216. It is one of the earliest known legal documents from medieval Italy and provides a valuable insight into the legal and social structures of the time. Francisco Berlan was a professor of law at the University of Milan who specialized in medieval Italian law. This edition includes a critical introduction and notes by the editor.

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