This book is a fascinating exploration of the legacy of Roman law in contemporary legal systems, focusing on the ways in which the Roman legal tradition has influenced the development of modern civil law. It analyzes the main features of Roman law, such as its conceptual framework, sources, and principles, and shows how they have been adapted and transformed in different legal systems around the world. Written in a lucid and engaging style, it offers a unique perspective on the history and evolution of law, and will appeal to anyone interested in legal theory and comparative law.

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