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The German Historical School no bird Phoenix. 16 essays.

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An edition of The renaissance of legal science after the Middle Ages (1974)

The renaissance of legal science after the Middle Ages.

The German Historical School no bird Phoenix. 16 essays.

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Juristforbundet; distributed by Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague.
Language
English
Pages
142

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History, Law, Renaissance, Roman law
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Cover of: The renaissance of legal science after the Middle Ages.
The renaissance of legal science after the Middle Ages.: The German Historical School no bird Phoenix. 16 essays.
1974, Juristforbundet; distributed by Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague.
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The German Historical School no bird Phoenix.
Bartolus sides with the papal absolutists.
The subsidiarity of Justinian Roman law to custom law and statute law.
Justinian Roman law jus commune in Christian countries.
The growing interest in antejustinian Roman law from the first half of the 16th century.
Publishing of Ansegisus, Benedictus Levita, lex Salica, lex Burgundionum and lex Saxonum.
Publication of lex Visigothorum.
Reconstruction of Codex Theodosianus.
Three writing of antejustinian jurists appear.
Reconstruction of the Twelve Tables.
The beginning of the study of classical Roman law.
Jean Bodin's reasoning away of the idea of the Germans as the Romans' successors.
Antitribonian.
A systematizer of Justinian Roman private law.
Satan and witches disappear from the juridical forum.
French practitioners' work on the custom law of the realm.
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Dewey Decimal Class
340/.0943
Library of Congress
KK917 .A53 1974

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142 p.
Number of pages
142

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OL5116458M
Internet Archive
renaissanceofleg0000ande
ISBN 10
8757426325
LCCN
74189345
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3662255

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