Publisher's Synopsis
This comparative study of ancient Athenian and Roman law by Valentino Rivalta offers deep insights into the legal systems of these two great civilizations. Rivalta explores the similarities and differences between the two legal codes, shedding light not only on the law, but also on the culture and politics of the time. This volume is a valuable resource for legal scholars, classicists, and anyone interested in the history of law and society.
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