The Colonate in Justinian's Reign.
The article presents the study on the colonate during the reign of Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian 1 and his famous Codes. It states that every research of the serfdom of the Later Roman Empire is faced with the legal sources in Justinian's and Theodosius' Codes. It cites that since the codes consis...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Roman Studies Vol. 98; pp. 120 - 144 |
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Cambridge University Press
2008
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