Institute
We wanted to start this section of the sources of Roman Law with the first of the texts that make up the Corpus Iuris Civil for its smallness, for the purpose of teaching, in that it forms a splendid compendium of Roman Law that used students themselves to Rome to get closer to the right, and continues to faithfully Institutes of Gaius.
The Institute is divided into books, and these are made up of titles. Periodically we will present a title to take a progressive approach to its content, as mentioned in the text for the youth who yearns to learn law.
Imperator IUSTINIANI INSTITUTORUM
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Book I, Title I : Of the justice and law.
Book I, Title II : From the natural right of the people and civil.
Book I, Title III : From the right people
Book I, Title IV : Of the naive
Book I, Title V : From the freedmen
Book I, Title VI : Who and for what reasons can not freeing
Book I, Title VII : The repeal of the law Clash Dog
Book I, Title VIII : Of those that are independent sui juris or under the authority of others outside juris
Book I, Title IX : From custody
Book I, Title X : the wedding
Book I, Title XI : Of the adoptions
Book I, Title XII : how to terminate parental rights
Book I, Title XIII : Of the petitions for protection
Book I, Title XIV : Who will be appointed tutor in
Book I, Title XV : The protection of legitimate agnats
Book I, Title XVI: reducing capacity (... .. coming soon)
