A Systematic and Historical Exposition of Roman Law in the Order of a Code |
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acquired action adopted afterwards agnates agreement alien allowed aurei belong bonorum possessio bound buyer called claim codicilli comitia consent constitution contract creditor damage daughter death debt debtor deceased DIVESTITIVE dowry duties edict emancipated Emperor father Frag freedman Gaius give given husband hypothec inheritance injuria intention interdict INVESTITIVE FACTS judex jure jurists jus civile Justinian land legacies lex Aquilia lex Julia liable Maevius magistrates mancipatio mandate manumission manumitted manus marriage master nexum obligation owner ownership Papinian parties paterfamilias patron peculium penalty person plebeians possessio possession possessor potestas Prætor Prætorian promise puberty pupillus recover regard remedy restored rights in personam rights in rem Roman citizen Roman law rule Seius Sempronius senate Senatus Consultum servitude slave statute Stichus stipulatio stipulation surety testator theft thing tion Titius tutela tutor Ulpian unless usucapio usufruct usufructuary Uti Possidetis void wife XII Tables