De Jure Pignoris Quoad Filiorum Familias Peculium Adventitium Extraordinarium, Resp. Remigius Dürrenberger (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274920454)

This book, "De Jure Pignoris Quoad Filiorum Familias Peculium Adventitium Extraordinarium," explores the legal aspects surrounding pledges (pignoris) concerning the extraordinary patrimony (peculium adventitium extraordinarium) of family sons (filiorum familias). Authored by Johannes Wieger and Remigius Dürrenberger, it delves into the complexities of Roman law related to property and familial relationships.

The text provides valuable insights into historical legal practices and the rights associated with property ownership within the Roman family structure. It is an essential resource for legal scholars and historians interested in Roman jurisprudence and its historical context. This work offers a detailed examination of specific legal concepts and their application in ancient Roman society.

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