ORTOLAN (Joseph-Louis Elzéar) – HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF THE INSTITUTES OF EMPEROR JUSTINIAN, With the text, facing translation, and explanations under each paragraph. Preceded by a generalization of Roman law, based on ancient texts.
ORTOLAN (Joseph-Louis Elzéar) – HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF THE INSTITUTES OF EMPEROR JUSTINIAN, With the text, facing translation, and explanations under each paragraph. Preceded by a generalization of Roman law, based on ancient texts.
ORTOLAN (Joseph-Louis Elzéar) – HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF THE INSTITUTES OF EMPEROR JUSTINIAN, With the text, facing translation, and explanations under each paragraph. Preceded by a generalization of Roman law, based on ancient texts.
ORTOLAN (Joseph-Louis Elzéar) – HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF THE INSTITUTES OF EMPEROR JUSTINIAN, With the text, facing translation, and explanations under each paragraph. Preceded by a generalization of Roman law, based on ancient texts.
    ORTOLAN (Joseph-Louis Elzéar)
    HISTORICAL EXPLANATION OF THE INSTITUTES OF EMPEROR JUSTINIAN, With the text, the facing translation, the explanations under each paragraph. Preceded by a generalization of Roman law, According to texts known in the past, or more recently discovered, 4th ed.
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1847
    2 vols. in-8, recent brown half-leather, gilt titles & volumes on burgundy leather covers, spine with 5 raised bands, blind-tooled fillets underlining, (some foxing), binding in very good condition, interior fresh, XV-736 / IV-669 p.
    Ortolan is one of the most important French jurists of the 19th century, despite a chaotic academic career due to his distinctly republican views (see N. Ventre-Denis, Ortolan 1802-1873, un juriste dans son siècle, RHFD no. 16, p. 172). He published, in particular, works on criminal law frequently featured in this catalogue, as well as two works on Roman law: first, a historical explanation of Justinian's Institutes, and second, a history of Roman legislation from its origins to modern law. It is rare to find such a comprehensive edition of this text. This is the author's most important work, especially because it incorporates early 19th-century German Roman law doctrine as well as the Institutes of Gaius, which had been rediscovered at the beginning of the 19th century.

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Mots-clés : Roman Law - Ancient Laws

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