Specimen Juridicum Inaugurale. De Salvio Aburnio Valente, Ejusque Quae In Digestis Adsunt Fragmentis...

This legal thesis examines the controversial case of Salvius Julianus, who is known as the only lawyer mentioned by name in the Digests of Justinian's Corpus Juris Civilis. The author provides a critical analysis of Julianus' legal opinions and sheds new light on his contribution to the Roman legal system.

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