Explore the intricacies of Roman law with this influential work by legal scholar Philipp Eduard Huschke. Gaius is a systematic exposition of the Roman legal system, covering topics such as contracts, property, and civil procedure. Originally written in the 2nd century CE, Huschke's edition is still considered a classic and is widely used in legal education today.

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