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Justinian Digesta, Book XXXIII (Fragment)

Justinian Digesta, Book XXXIII (Fragment)


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Justinian Digesta, Book XXXIII (Fragment)

Double folio, parchment, from Justinian's Digesta. Main body text in black ink written in two columns with contemporary marginal and interlineal gloss, plus additional marginal annotations which all suggest contemporary usage. Date: 14th Century

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Additional Annotations Body Columns Double Folio Fragment Fragments Gloss Justinian Justinians Latin Main Manuscript Marginal Parchment Suggest Usage Written 14th Digesta


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1. Title: Justinian's Digesta, Book XXXIII (Fragment) - A 14th Century Medieval Manuscript This impressive double folio print showcases a fragment from Justinian's Digesta, Book XXXIII. The Digesta, also known as the "Digest," is a major compilation of Roman law ordered by Emperor Justinian I in the 6th century. This specific fragment dates back to the 14th century, making it a valuable piece of medieval legal history. The text is written on parchment, with the main body in black ink in two columns. The contemporary marginal and interlineal gloss, as well as additional marginal annotations, suggest that this manuscript was frequently used for study and reference. The gloss and annotations provide essential context, clarification, and interpretation of the legal text, highlighting its importance to scholars and legal practitioners of the time. The intricate details of the parchment, the worn edges, and the faint traces of age make this fragment an authentic and tangible connection to the past. The Latin text, with its well-preserved script, serves as a testament to the enduring nature of Roman law and its influence on legal systems throughout history. The 14th century was a period of significant development in European legal history, and this fragment from Justinian's Digesta offers a unique glimpse into the legal practices and scholarly pursuits of the time. The fragment's preservation in a modern library collection ensures its continued accessibility for research and study, making it an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of legal history.

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