Selected Titles From the Digest

Selected Titles From the Digest offers a detailed examination of select portions of the Digest of Justinian, specifically Digest XII.1 and IV-VII, and Digest XIII.1-III. Translated and annotated by Bryan Walker, this volume provides valuable insights into Roman law and its historical context. Originally published in 1881, this work remains relevant for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the foundations of Western legal thought. The meticulous translation and thorough annotations make this an essential resource for understanding the nuances of Roman legal principles and their application. Walker's expertise brings clarity to complex legal concepts, making this a significant contribution to the study of Roman jurisprudence.

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