Specimen Juridicum Inaugurale, Exhibens Loca Nonnulla Ex Plauti Comoediis

This book is a legal study of the use of Roman law in the plays of Plautus, a Roman playwright of the second century BCE. It examines the ways in which Plautus used legal concepts and terminology in his plays, and provides insights into the legal culture of ancient Rome.

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