Publisher's Synopsis
Manual De Derecho Romano, con el subtÃ-tulo 'Que Comprende La Teoria De La Instituta Precedida De Una Introduccion Al Estudio De Este Derecho...', es una obra clásica del jurista Ferdinand Mackeldey. Este manual ofrece una exploraciÃ3n exhaustiva del Derecho Romano, abarcando la teorÃ-a de las instituciones y proporcionando una introducciÃ3n fundamental al estudio de esta disciplina jurÃ-dica. Ideal para estudiantes y profesionales del derecho, este libro presenta un análisis detallado del sistema legal romano y su impacto duradero en las leyes modernas.
La obra de Mackeldey es esencial para comprender los principios básicos del Derecho Romano y su evoluciÃ3n a lo largo de la historia.
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