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A Text-Book of Roman Law

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 January 2009

F. de Zulueta
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There have been, and are, good manuals of Roman law in plenty which might seem to render superfluous the publication of yet another. But, after all, they are foreign, sind what is more (ranitas canitatum!) however carefully later researches are digested in successive editions, there are changes of point of view which cannot be adopted in this fashion. What one may look for in a new manual is, besides a synthesis of recent work, the specification which that work lias undergone in the author's mind, also his general point of view and the special qualities which give his work individuality.

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Research Article
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The Cambridge Law Journal , Volume 1 , Issue 2 , July 1922 , pp. 166 - 176
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Copyright © Cambridge Law Journal and Contributors 1922

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References

1 A Text-book of Koman Law from Augustus to Justinian. by Buck-land, W. W., Cambridge, 1921, pp. xiv and 756Google Scholar; 9½ × 6½ inches, 50s. net.

2 Sokolwaski, Philosophie im Privatrecht.

3 Riccobona, Z. S. S. 1914. 243.