Roman Jurists and the Empire: History and Interpretation (original) (raw)

page 4. (III): reaching the textual layer of classical jurists 5. The edition of Ulpian's De officio proconsulis: purpose and method 6. D. 48.18.1.23: mechanical errors and glosses 7. D. 48.18.1 pr.-4: error by haplography 8. D. 1.16.6pr.-2: mechanical errors and intentional alterations 9. Coll. 3.3.1 and D. 1.6.2: dual tradition and emendation 10. Paratext 11. Juristic books as 'Literature' 11. The Code System. Reorganizing Roman Law and Legal Literature in the Late Antique Period (translated by Carole Gustely Cürten) Detlef Liebs 1. The digest system 2. Pseudo-Paul's Sententiae 3. Codex Gregorianus 4. Codex Hermogenianus 5. Hermogenian's Iuris epitomae 6. Pseudo-Ulpian's Opiniones 7. Codex Theodosianus 8. Codex Iustinianus 9. Justinian's Digesta 10.