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Clark's seminal work on early Roman law is an essential resource for scholars and students of ancient legal history. Through careful analysis of surviving texts and other primary sources, Clark reconstructs the development of Roman law during the regal period, providing valuable insights into the legal and political institutions of one of history's most significant civilizations.
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