De Usufructu is a detailed exploration of the legal concept of usufruct as defined in Justinian's Digest, specifically Book VII, Title I. Authored by Henry John Roby and published in 1886, this work delves into the intricacies of usufruct, a legal right allowing one to derive income or benefit from another person's property. Written in Latin, this book provides valuable insight into Roman law and its lasting influence on legal systems.
This treatise is essential for legal scholars, historians of law, and anyone interested in understanding the nuances of property rights and Roman legal thought. Roby's thorough analysis makes "De Usufructu" a significant contribution to the study of classical legal concepts.
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