Opera Omnia: Commentariorum In Codicem Justiniani... presents a comprehensive analysis of Justinian's Code by Hugues Doneau, a prominent 16th-century jurist. This work offers profound insights into Roman law and its interpretation. Doneau's detailed commentary elucidates the complexities of the Code, providing invaluable context for legal scholars and historians.
This edition, meticulously compiled and edited by Oswald Hilliger, stands as a testament to Doneau's enduring influence on legal thought. His systematic approach and clear exposition make this an essential resource for understanding the foundations of Western legal traditions. The 'Opera Omnia' remains a significant contribution to the study of legal history and Roman jurisprudence.
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