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This book is a comprehensive collection of laws and legal documents from the reign of Emperor Theodosius, compiled and edited by two renowned scholars. It includes the text of the Theodosian Code, as well as various constitutions and novellae relevant to it. This volume is an essential resource for anyone interested in Roman law and its development.
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