Ulpianus De Edendo, nunc primum editus ex apographo Bestiano codicis msti Harleyani, offers a unique glimpse into the world of Roman law through the writings of Ulpian, a prominent Roman jurist. This edition, meticulously transcribed from the Bestian manuscript of the Harley collection, makes available a critical text for scholars and students of legal history. Ulpian's work provides invaluable insight into the 'ius edicendi, ' the right to issue edicts, a cornerstone of Roman legal practice. This volume is essential for understanding the development and application of Roman law, a foundation for many modern legal systems. Its historical significance and detailed examination of legal principles make it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the evolution of jurisprudence.

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