Roman Law of Inheritance The Evolution of the Roman Law of Inheritance during the Principate
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Ulrike Babusiaux is a Professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Zurich. Ulrike Babusiaux is a Professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Zurich.Roman Law of Inheritance The Evolution of the Roman Law of Inheritance during the Principate
The teaching of Roman law in the Anglophone world is flourishing. The law of succession is an integral part of teaching Roman law as it demonstrates the real-world concerns informing the opinions of the Roman jurists. Babusiaux’s insightful work on the Roman law of succession is an essential addition to the subject. It will undoubtedly be used widely.
- Paul J. du Plessis, University of Edinburgh,
A long-overdue, accessible English-language introduction to the Roman law of Inheritance. Presenting a balanced mix of documentary evidence and Roman jurisprudence, the book illustrates the mechanisms of law reform playing out in imperial Rome — cutting-edge scholarship, written by an internationally acclaimed expert in the field.
- Wolfgang Ernst, University of Oxford,
The teaching of Roman law in the Anglophone world is flourishing. The law of succession is an integral part of teaching Roman law as it demonstrates the real-world concerns informing the opinions of the Roman jurists. Babusiaux’s insightful work on the Roman law of succession is an essential addition to the subject. It will undoubtedly be used widely.
- Paul J. du Plessis, University of Edinburgh,
A long-overdue, accessible English-language introduction to the Roman law of Inheritance. Presenting a balanced mix of documentary evidence and Roman jurisprudence, the book illustrates the mechanisms of law reform playing out in imperial Rome — cutting-edge scholarship, written by an internationally acclaimed expert in the field.
- Wolfgang Ernst, University of Oxford,