Publisher's Synopsis
Elementa Iuris Civilis Secundum Ordinem Pandectarum, Volume 2, by Gottlieb Heineccius, is a foundational text for the study of Roman civil law, presented in Latin. Following the structure of the Pandects, this volume delves into the core principles and concepts of Roman jurisprudence. Heineccius's work is celebrated for its systematic approach, making complex legal topics accessible to students and scholars alike.
This volume offers insights into the historical development of legal thought and its lasting influence on modern legal systems. It remains an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of law, comparative jurisprudence, and the Roman legal tradition.
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