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Julian displayed by scholars of that period , it would not be surprising if one of them felt the urge to revise the text of the principal work of the great jurist . It is in fact quite possible that this was actually done .
Julian displayed by scholars of that period , it would not be surprising if one of them felt the urge to revise the text of the principal work of the great jurist . It is in fact quite possible that this was actually done .
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Rightly rejecting the identification of periods of legal history with those of constitutional history , he extends this ... consciously and consistently applied , existed as yet ( the period of the Fallrecht , as the author calls it ) .
Rightly rejecting the identification of periods of legal history with those of constitutional history , he extends this ... consciously and consistently applied , existed as yet ( the period of the Fallrecht , as the author calls it ) .
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Neither in their basic form nor in their method do these cases present us with any problems differ- ent from the English cases of the same period . Also , one must remember that the writer of a medieval Law Book of the " Spiegel " type ...
Neither in their basic form nor in their method do these cases present us with any problems differ- ent from the English cases of the same period . Also , one must remember that the writer of a medieval Law Book of the " Spiegel " type ...
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Bureaucracy and the Roman Law A ARTHUR SCHILLER | 26 |
Ex post facto in Roman Sources and Ex post facto Laws in Modern | 49 |
Concerning the Transmission of Julians Digesta | 69 |
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