Institutes by Giovanni Paolo Lancelotti and Justinian

Institutes by Giovanni Paolo Lancelotti and Justinian presents the Institutes, the classic introductory work of Roman law associated with the emperor Justinian.

The Institutes set out the principles of Roman law in an orderly, accessible form, covering persons, property, obligations and legal actions. As a foundation text, it has shaped legal education and legal thinking for centuries, and it remains the natural starting point for understanding the Roman legal tradition and its influence on later law.

What readers will explore:

• The principles of Roman law in introductory form
• Persons, property and obligations
• Legal actions and procedure
• The lasting influence of Roman law on later legal systems

Who this book is for: Law students, legal historians, and readers interested in Roman law and its legacy.

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