Institutes de Gaius, Trad. et Commentées Par C. A. Pellat
offers a profound exploration into the foundational principles of Roman law through the insightful work of Gaius. This edition, translated and commented upon by C. A. Pellat, provides a French-language rendering of Gaius's seminal text, making it accessible to a wider audience and providing crucial interpretations.
The "Institutes" serve as an essential resource for understanding the structure and substance of Roman legal thought, offering invaluable insights into areas such as property, obligations, and legal procedures. Pellat's commentary enhances the text, shedding light on complex legal concepts and offering historical context that illuminates their significance. This work remains a cornerstone for legal scholars, historians, and anyone seeking to understand the roots of Western legal traditions. Its enduring value lies in its systematic presentation of law and its profound influence on subsequent legal systems.
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