De Fideiussione Dissertationem Iuridicam
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This is a legal dissertation, "De Fideiussione Dissertationem Iuridicam," exploring the concept of fideiussio, a form of suretyship in Roman law. Authored by Johann Heinrich Feltz and Johann R. Graff, this work delves into the historical and legal intricacies of this ancient surety mechanism.
It offers valuable insights into Roman legal practices and the evolution of suretyship principles. For legal scholars and historians, this dissertation provides a detailed examination of a specific aspect of Roman law and its relevance to modern legal concepts. This work is a significant contribution to the understanding of Roman jurisprudence and its enduring influence on legal systems worldwide.
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