De Abolitionibus Criminum Ex Sententia Iuris Romani, Liber Singularis

A legal treatise focusing on the abolition of criminal laws and the gradual changes that have taken place over time in the Roman legal system. This book is an essential reading for anyone interested in Roman Law and its place in the history of legal systems around the world.
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