The Cambridge Companion to Roman Law (Cambridge Companions to the Ancient World)
The Cambridge Companion to Roman Law, edited by David Johnston, provides an authoritative guide to the principles and development of Roman jurisprudence. Through essays by specialists, it explores the historical and practical dimensions of this enduring legal system, making it an essential resource for understanding ancient law's impact on the modern world.
About This Book
The Cambridge Companion to Roman Law offers a detailed examination of one of the most influential legal traditions in history. It provides accessible introductions to key aspects of Roman jurisprudence, drawing on primary sources and scholarly analysis.
Edited by David Johnston, the volume features contributions from leading experts who cover topics from the Twelve Tables to the codification under Justinian. Readers gain an understanding of how Roman law shaped modern legal principles.
This companion is part of the Cambridge Companions to the Ancient World series, designed to support academic study and research in classical antiquity. It balances historical context with practical legal concepts.
Suitable for undergraduates, graduates, and professionals interested in the legacy of Roman legal thought, the book emphasizes clarity and depth without assuming prior expertise.
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