Lucius Neratius Priscus

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This volume deals with the main work of Naratius, a jurist active between the end of the 1st and the first decades of the 2nd century CE, which has an ambiguous title and an apparently unsystematic structure. Emerging from the passages transmitted through Justinian's Digesta are the treatment of general problems, such as the idea of ius as a closed system, ignorance of law, and the link between will and factual knowledge.

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