Schulz F.. History of Roman legal science. Oxford University Press,1946. — 375 p.. 1946

This book was begun as the article on Roman legal science in a comprehensive work—The Oxford History of Legal Science—which was to have been published by the Clarendon Press, under the editorship of Professors Hermann Kantorowicz and Francis de Zulueta. The outbreak of war, Kantorowicz’s premature death, and the long continuance of the war unhappily made it necessary to abandon the larger plan. Only Professor George Μ. Calhoun’s contribution has been published, posthumously, by Professor de Zulueta, as a separate work under the title of Introduction to Greek Legal Science (1944). The present work has been written after the abandonment of the original plan, and therefore without the limitations necessarily imposed on a contribution to a co-operative work. Though it is only in the light of the history of legal science as a whole that the world-wide importance of Roman legal science can be seen, the present work calls for no justification. There exists at present no work devoted to the history of Roman legal science specifically, no work which treats of it in full and with adequate regard to the present state of its study. Paul Krüger’s standard work, Geschichte der Quellen und Literatur des romischen Rechts, deals, as its title indicates, with the subject only in so far as it is involved in a history of the sources and literature. It is, moreover, out of date; the last edition (the second) appeared in 1912, and even then was not quite abreast with the latest researches.

INTRODUCTION

I THE JURISTS

II THE LEGAL PROFESSION

CHARACTER AND TENDENCIES OF JURISPRUDENCE IN THE ARCHAIC PERIOD

IV THE LITERATURE OF THE ARCHAIC PERIOD: ITS FORMS1 AND TRANSMISSION

PART II THE HELLENISTIC PERIOD

Sint ista Graecorum, quamquam ab iis philosophiam et omnes ingenuas disci­plinas habemus, sed tamen est aliquid, quod nobis non liceat, liceat illis. Cicero, De finibus, 2. 21. 68.

INTRODUCTION

I THE JURISTS

II THE LEGAL PROFESSION

Ill CHARACTER AND TENDENCIES OF ROMAN JURISPRUDENCE IN THE HELLENISTIC PERIOD

PART III THE CLASSICAL PERIOD

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INTRODUCTION

I THE JURISTS

II THE LEGAL PROFESSION

Ill CHARACTER AND TENDENCIES OF CLASSICAL JURISPRUDENCE

IV THE LITERATURE OF THE CLASSICAL AGE: ITS FORMS AND ITS TRANSMISSION

PART IV THE BUREAUCRATIC PERIOD

Jco μή δυσχςραίν^ιν παι&κως τήν nepl των ατιμότερων ζφων ˆπΙσκζφιν. ˆV πασι γαρ τοϊς φυσικοΐς cvcari τι θαυμαστό&

INTRODUCTION

I THE JURISTS AND THE LEGALPROFESSION

II CHARACTER AND TENDENCIES OF LEGAL SCIENCE IN THE BUREAUCRATIC AGE

Ill THE LITERATURE OF THE AGE

EPILOGUE

NOTES

ADDENDA

Books and textbooks on the discipline Roman law:

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