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Two Events in Roman Law

Published 24 April 2019 by jcairns

This Blog is pleased to note that, under the auspices of the Centre for Legal History, Edinburgh, and the Institute for Legal and Constitutional Research, St Andrews,  Professor Bruce Frier of the University of Michigan will be  speaking at the University of St Andrews on 10 May 2019, addressing the title. “What Held Roman Law Together?”  On 13 May, 2019, he will give a (closed) graduate seminar in Edinburgh on “Common Things: The Mysterious Sea Shore”. For details see https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/research/ILCR.html and http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/other_areas_of_interest/events/event?id=258492

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