The History and Principles of the Civil - Law of Rome; An Aid to the Study of Scientific and Comparative Jurisprudence #250093

It is thus clear, from even this summary survey, that by Justinian's time, and quite apart from the extraordinary influence due to his own work of expurgation and compila tion, the law of the empire had been gradually amended and transmuted in such a way as well to fit it for a new and more extended enterprise.