Storia del diritto italiano (History of Italian Law) by Carlo Calisse, offers a detailed exploration of the evolution of Italian law from its earliest foundations to the modern era. This comprehensive study delves into the influences of Roman law, Germanic customs, and canon law on the legal systems that shaped Italy. Examining the development of legal institutions, the codification of laws, and the impact of historical events on legal thought, Calisse provides a rich and nuanced understanding of Italy's legal heritage.

This book remains a valuable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the historical roots of contemporary Italian law. It illuminates the intricate connections between law, society, and culture in Italy, offering insights into the enduring legacy of Italian legal traditions.

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