Das Ius Naturale, Aequum Et Bonum Und Ius Gentium Der Römer

€œDas Ius Naturale, Aequum Et Bonum Und Ius Gentium Der R mer € explores the concepts of natural law, equity, and the law of nations in Roman legal thought. Volume 1 delves into the teachings surrounding Ius Naturale, Aequum Et Bonum, and Ius Gentium as understood by the Romans. This work by Moritz Voigt offers insights into the philosophical and legal foundations of Roman jurisprudence, shedding light on the principles that shaped Roman legal practices and their enduring influence on Western legal traditions. A valuable resource for scholars and students of law, history, and philosophy, this book examines the intellectual underpinnings of Roman law and its relevance to contemporary legal and ethical discussions.

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