GILLES (Henri) – THE CUSTOMS OF TOULOUSE (1286) AND THEIR FIRST COMMENTARY (1296), Extract from the Collection of the Academy of Legislation, 6th series, vol. V, 117th year
GILLES (Henri) – THE CUSTOMS OF TOULOUSE (1286) AND THEIR FIRST COMMENTARY (1296), Extract from the Collection of the Academy of Legislation, 6th series, vol. V, 117th year
    GILLES (Henri)
    THE CUSTOMS OF TOULOUSE (1286) AND THEIR FIRST COMMENTARY (1296), Extract from the Collection of the Academy of Legislation, 6th series, vol. V, 117th year
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1969
    in-8, paperback, uncut, texts reproduced in Latin, (cover slightly faded, spine sunned, some underlining in pencil only at the beginning of the work), interior very fresh, 292 p.
    This richly documented study focuses on two distinctive features of southern France: the use of the Occitan language and the application of Roman law. The author clearly demonstrates the differences—and oppositions—with the Bolognese school. By reproducing two texts (the custom and its commentary) ten years apart, the author shows that legal evolution can be, at least in this case, very rapid. This is also emphasized by Paul Ourliac in his critical bibliography (see Journal des savants, no. 3/1971, p. 213 et seq.), who is full of praise for the quality of this publication.

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Mots-clés : Ancient Law - History of Law

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