Geschichte des Römischen Rechts bis auf Justinian. Zweite Auflage. Erster Theil. [German]

Geschichte des R mischen Rechts bis auf Justinian (History of Roman Law until Justinian) by Ferdinand Walter, is a comprehensive examination of the development of Roman law from its origins to the reign of Justinian. This second edition, presented in two parts, offers a detailed analysis of the legal principles, institutions, and historical context that shaped Roman jurisprudence. Walter's meticulous scholarship provides valuable insights into the evolution of legal thought and practice in the Roman world. This first volume delves into the earlier periods of Roman legal history, setting the stage for understanding the complexities of Justinian's codification. A foundational work for legal historians and scholars of Roman civilization, this book remains a significant resource for understanding the roots of Western legal traditions.

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