Gai Institutiones Ad Codicis Veronensis Apographum Studemundianum in Usum Scholarum

Gai Institutiones ad Codicis Veronensis Apographum Studemundianum in Usum Scholarum is a scholarly edition of Gaius's Institutes, a foundational text in Roman law. This edition, prepared for student use, is based on Wilhelm Studemund's transcription of the Verona Codex, a crucial manuscript source for Gaius's work. The Institutes offer a systematic exposition of Roman legal principles, covering persons, things, actions, and inheritance. This edition provides valuable insights into the structure and content of Roman law, making it an essential resource for legal historians and students of classical jurisprudence. Edited by Gaius, Paul Krueger, and in association with the Biblioteca capitolare di Verona, this work remains a significant contribution to the understanding of Roman legal thought and its lasting influence on Western legal traditions.

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