Exercitatio Acad. Illustrans L. Fin. C. de Edicto Divi Hadriani Tollendo...
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Exercitatio Acad. Illustrans L. Fin. C. De Edicto Divi Hadriani Tollendo examines the final section concerning the removal of the Edict of the Divine Hadrian. Authored by Friedrich Ulrich Pestel and Philipp Becker, this work delves into the intricacies of Roman law and legal history, shedding light on the significance of Hadrian's Edict and its subsequent abolishment.
A valuable resource for legal scholars and historians, this academic exercise provides insights into the evolution of Roman legal principles and the impact of imperial decrees. Explore the complexities of ancient legal systems through this detailed study of a pivotal moment in Roman legal history.
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