Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Short History of Roman Law
In an appendix there has been added a translation of the Bibliographic generale with which M. Girard pre faces his Manuel, and which the translators feel confident will be deemed of interest and value, if for no other rea son, because it will serve to make English students of Roman law realize the amount of learning and research which has been expended on the subject. It is believed that nowhere else can there be found so complete a guide to the foreign literature of Roman law. In this General Bibliography all contractions will be found explained.
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