CONTENT

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Introduction.................................................................... 335

List of abbreviations........................................................

Dictionary........................................................................ 338

English-Latin glossary..................................................... 773

General bibliography....................................................... 786

I. Textbooks, manuals and general presentations of Roman Law. History of sources 786

II. Roman private law. A. Law of persons (family, marriage, guardianship, slavery corpora­tions)................................................................... 788

B. Law of things (ownership, possession, real

securities)................................................... 788

C. Law of obligations................................ 789

D. Law of succession................................. 790

E. Civil procedure..................................... 791

III. Roman criminal law and procedure................. 791

IV. Roman public law (constitution, administration,

international relations)............................... 792

V. Miscellany (economy, public finances, social con­ditions, labor, industry, numismatics).................................................................. 793

VI. Legislative activity and legal policy of the emperors 794

VII. Problems connected with the development of

Roman Law. Foreign influences.................. 795

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VIII. Christianity and Roman Law........................... 796

IX. Roman Law and modern legal systems (includ­ing Byzantine and medieval law) 797

X. Roman Law and the Anglo-American world... 798 XL Roman Law and legal education (ancient legal history, methods of instruction, the so-called “crisis” of Roman law study) 799

XII. Sources (editions, textual criticism, juristic language) 800

XIII. Interpolations in Justinian’s legislative work... 801

XIV. Roman Law in non-juristic sources.................. 802

XV.Latin inscriptions........................................... 804

XVI. Papyri (general presentations of the law of Greco-Roman Egypt, comprehensive biblio­graphical surveys, introductory manuals).. 805

XVII. Collections of source material for teaching purposes 805

XVIII. Collective works........................................... 806

A. Studies in honor of scholars.................... 806

B. Studies published on particular occasions

(congresses, anniversaries)....................... 806

C. Collected works of individual scholars.... 807

XIX. Encyclopedias, dictionaries, vocabularies.......... 807

XX. Bibliographies 807