WHICH

SUMMARIZES IN COMPENDIUM THE ORIGINS OF ROMAN LAWS, THE MUTATIONS OF ROMAN LAW AND THEIR CAUSES AND MANNER,

AND

PROCEEDS BEYOND THE TIMES OF LORD JUSTINIAN TO OUR OWN RECENT AGE.

IT IS FOLLOWED BY

IN WHICH

THE TIMES OF LAWS, DECREES OF THE SENATE, IMPERIAL CONSTITUTIONS, THE SUCCESSIONS, NAMES, WRITINGS, AND LAWS EXCERPTED FROM THE DIGESTS AND THE CODE, AS WELL AS THE NOVELS, ARE REVIEWED IN RELATION TO THE YEARS OF THEIR ORIGIN AND CORRECTED CONSULAR FASTI

SO THAT

IT MAY EXCEEDINGLY SERVE THE INTERPRETATION OF JUSTINIAN LAWS.