Le Trésor, De L'ancienne Jurisprudence Romaine, subtitled Ou, Collection Des Fragmens Qui Nous Restent Du Droi Romain, Antérieur à Justinien..., is a compilation of fragments from Roman law predating Justinian. This anonymous work offers a valuable glimpse into the legal principles and practices of ancient Rome, providing insight into the foundations of Western legal tradition.

This collection is essential for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the development of law from its earliest forms. The "Trésor" offers a unique resource for tracing the evolution of legal concepts and institutions. It is a testament to the enduring influence of Roman jurisprudence on subsequent legal systems.

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