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Introduction | |
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Roman Law in Antiquity | |
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The law of the Twelve Tables | |
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Legal development by interpretation | |
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The praetor and the control of remedies | |
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The ius gentium and the advent of jurists | |
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The Empire and the law | |
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The jurists in the classical period | |
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The ordering of the law | |
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The culmination of classical jurisprudence | |
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The division of the empire | |
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Post-classical law and procedure | |
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The decline of legal science | |
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The end of the Western empire | |
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Justinian and the Corpus iuris | |
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The Revival of Justinian's Law | |
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Roman law and Germanic law in the West | |
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Church and empire | |
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The rediscovery of the Digest | |
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The civil law glossolators | |
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Civil law and canon law | |
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The attraction of the Bologna studium | |
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The new learning outside Italy | |
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Applied civil law: legal procedure | |
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Applied civil law: legislative power | |
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Civil law and custom | |
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Civil law and local laws in the thirteenth century | |
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The studium of Orleans | |
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Roman Law and the Nation State | |
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The commentators | |
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The impact of humanism | |
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Humanism and the civil law | |
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The civil law becomes a science | |
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The ordering of the customary law | |
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The Bartolist reaction | |
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The reception of Roman law | |
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The reception in Germany | |
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Court practice as a source of law | |
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Civil law and natural law | |
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Civil law and international law | |
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Theory and practice in the Netherlands | |
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Roman Law and Codification | |
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Roman law and national laws | |
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The mature natural law | |
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The codification movement | |
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Early codifications in Germany and Austria | |
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Pothier and the French Civil Code | |
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The German historical school | |
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Pandect-science and the German Civil Code | |
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Nineteenth-century legal science outside Germany | |
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Roman law in the twentieth century | |