An edition of A manual of later Roman law: the Ecloga ad Procheiron mutata (1927)

A manual of later Roman law: the Ecloga ad Procheiron mutata

founded upon the Ecloga of Leo III and Constantine V, of Isauria, and on the Procheiros nomos of Basil I, of Macedonia, including the Rhodian maritime law, edited in 1166 A.D.

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An edition of A manual of later Roman law: the Ecloga ad Procheiron mutata (1927)

A manual of later Roman law: the Ecloga ad Procheiron mutata

founded upon the Ecloga of Leo III and Constantine V, of Isauria, and on the Procheiros nomos of Basil I, of Macedonia, including the Rhodian maritime law, edited in 1166 A.D.

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University Press
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English
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231

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Byzantine Law, Law, Byzantine, Maritime law, Roman law
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A manual of later Roman law: the Ecloga ad Procheiron mutata: founded upon the Ecloga of Leo III and Constantine V, of Isauria, and on the Procheiros nomos of Basil I, of Macedonia, including the Rhodian maritime law, edited in 1166 A.D.
1927, University Press
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