Outlines of Roman Law

This comprehensive textbook provides an overview of Roman law, from its origins to its influence on modern legal systems. The author, a professor of law at Harvard University, presents the subject matter in a clear and concise manner that is accessible to students and scholars alike. Topics covered include the sources of law, property rights, contracts, and civil procedure.

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