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This is the first volume of a pioneering work on the modern usage of Roman law (pandects) in Germany during the 17th century. Its author, Samuel Stryk, was a prominent jurist and legal historian who played a key role in the development of German legal scholarship. This book offers a unique perspective on the reception of Roman law in early modern Europe, and sheds light on the intellectual and cultural context in which the pandects were studied and applied.
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