De Iudicum Romanorum Decuriis
"De Iudicum Romanorum Decuriis" explores the structure and function of Roman courts, specifically focusing on the system of decuries, or panels of judges. Authored by Johann Tobias Krebs and Christian Friedrich Hubler, this work delves into the historical and legal aspects of the Roman judicial system, offering insights into the selection, roles, and responsibilities of Roman judges.
This study provides valuable information for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of Roman governance and law. The book illuminates the processes and mechanisms that shaped Roman jurisprudence and contributed to the administration of justice in ancient Rome.
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