This volume presents a restored Latin version of fragments from Modestinus's book on excuses in Digestorum Lib. XXVI, Tit. III, V, VI, and Lib. XXVII, Tit. I. Obviorum. Edited by Dr. C.I. Albertus Kriegel, this meticulous work reconstructs and preserves these essential pieces of Roman legal thought. The text offers invaluable insights into the legal principles and practices of the Roman Empire. Included is a vividly colored plate depicting three related subjects, enhancing the reader's understanding of the historical context.
"Antiqua Versio Latina Fragmentorum" is essential for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the foundations of Western law and jurisprudence. Kriegel's dedication to historical accuracy makes this edition a vital resource for understanding the nuances of Roman legal traditions.
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