Ulpian: Pioneer of Human Rights

Tony Honoré

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Classical Antiquity Studies Historical Legal Studies and Society Classical Studies and Legal History

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Preface List of Ulpian's Works with Methods of Citation 1. Background and Career 2. The Oral Style 3. The Cosmopolis and Human Rights 4. The Empirical Method 5. Genuine Works 6. Sources and Scholarship 7. Dates and Plan 1: 'On the Edict' 8. Dates and Plan 2: Quinquennium Ulpian 9. Dates and Plan 3: Lesser Works 10. Spurious Works 11. Epilogue Table I: List of Latin Words and Phrases Table II: References to Legal Texts Bibliography Index

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