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Legal science and law in Late Antiquity Gaul and Africa

Abstract:

Liebs has treated of legal science in Late Antiquity in two books, one on Africa, the other, recently reedited, on Gaul. As a result of his method we dispose now of valuable displays of the status quo, indicating that the level of jurisprudence was still acceptable; although regarding the Pseudopauline Sentences it is still unclear from which sources the author drew. Weßel, a pupil of Liebs', has analysed in detail the Tablettes Albertini, purchase deeds of land in Africa under the Vandal kin...

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10.1163/157181907781602601

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Journal:
Legal History Review
Volume:
75
Issue:
1
Pages:
39-46
Publication date:
2007-03-01
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EISSN:
1571-8190
ISSN:
0040-7585
Language:
Dutch; Flemish
Pubs id:
pubs:288267
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uuid:6ecebc60-f315-4bef-8be0-61e64d61a476
Local pid:
pubs:288267
Source identifiers:
288267
Deposit date:
2014-09-17

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