De Pollicitatione Inprimis In Specie Sic Dicta (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781272514235)

De Pollicitatione Inprimis In Specie Sic Dicta is a historical legal treatise focusing on the concept of 'pollicitatio, ' particularly within the framework of Roman law. This anonymous work offers insights into ancient legal practices and the specific obligations associated with promises or vows made to a city or deity. It serves as a valuable resource for legal historians and scholars interested in understanding the nuances of Roman legal thought and its influence on subsequent legal systems.

The book provides a detailed examination of the conditions under which a pollicitatio was considered binding and the legal ramifications of failing to fulfill such promises. Its enduring value lies in its contribution to the broader understanding of the evolution of legal principles and their application in historical contexts.

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