A 'Rediscovered Continent'
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https://doi.org/10.6093/1593-2214/8670Keywords:
Middle Ages, Italy, Ius commune, Legal history, Law and societyAbstract
O. Cavallar and J. Kirshner have patiently and skilfully put together an extremely rich annotated anthology of the legal doctrine of ius commune, offering scholars of a range of disciplines that goes well beyond the history of law and legal thought the opportunity for an extensive recovery of a wealth of sources of primary importance for the history of politics and political thought, for social and economic history, for the history of the institutions and for the history of gender in medieval Italy.
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