Historical Introduction To The Study Of Roman Law

action already appears appointed Augustus became Bonfante bonorum Bruns Buckland century Cicero citizens citizenship civil law claim classical law Collinet comitia compilers constitutio Antoniniana constitutions consuls contract court creditor debtor defendant delict Digest Diocletian doubt edict emperor empire enacted existed fact formula Gaius Girard Giur given Greek heir imperial imperium important infra institution interdict iudex iure cessio ius gentium jurisdiction jurists Justinian Karlowa Krüger Kübler land later Latin leges legis actio legislation Lenel lex Aquilia liability magistrate mancipation manumission manus matter Mél Mitteis Mommsen nexum originally ownership Papinian parties period person plaintiff plebeians Pomponius possession praefectus urbi praetor praetorian prefect principle probably procedure provinces quaestor recognised reference republic res mancipi responsa Roman law Rome rule says senate slave stipulation supra thing Ulpian usucapion Visscher Wenger Wlassak words XII Tables