The Roman Law of Sale, Digest XVIII. 1 and Digest XIX.1, (in Latin, with a few quotations in Greek and, facing page-by-page, the English translation, footnotes to each page), [Not just a series of random extracts as it might at first seem - the clue to their arrangement is given in their headings, prefixed by Justinian's orders to each fragment.], With notes and references to cases and the Sale of Goods Act, and with Modern Illustrations,

Bookseller

Crouch Rare Books (GB)

Bookseller's Inventory #

94060

Title

The Roman Law of Sale, Digest XVIII. 1 and Digest XIX.1, (in Latin, with a few quotations in Greek and, facing page-by-page, the English translation, footnotes to each page), [Not just a series of random extracts as it might at first seem - the clue to their arrangement is given in their headings, prefixed by Justinian's orders to each fragment.], With notes and references to cases and the Sale of Goods Act, and with Modern Illustrations,

Author

Mackintosh, James, (Professor of Civil Law in the University of Edinburgh),

Format/Binding

See description

Book Condition

Used

Publisher

T. & T. Clark, Law Publishers, Edinburgh, 1907

Keywords

Classical Greek and Roman Literature and Civilisation

Bookseller catalogs

Classical Greek and Roman Literature, Classical Civilisation, Latin;

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