Legal origins and legal change

Alan A. Watson

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Classical Antiquity Studies Legal principles and applications Classical Studies and Legal History

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Essays in Roman law, with an emphasis on private law. Some essays relate to the making of law, studying aspects of the sources, legal change, legal culture, and law and society, and others deal with very early law or with the origins of legal ideas, and some of these are as much philological as legal.

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