Opera Omnia presents the collected works of Hugues Doneau, a prominent 16th-century French jurist, edited by Oswald Hilliger. Doneau, also known as Hugo Donellus, was a leading figure in the school of legal humanism, which sought to revive the study of classical Roman law within its historical and philosophical context. This comprehensive collection offers scholars and legal historians access to Doneau's influential commentaries on Roman law, treatises on jurisprudence, and analyses of legal principles.
Doneau's work is notable for its systematic approach to legal scholarship and its emphasis on the intellectual foundations of law. This edition provides a valuable resource for understanding the development of legal thought in early modern Europe and the enduring legacy of Roman law. Opera Omnia remains a foundational text for anyone interested in the history of law and legal theory.
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