The Law Glossary: Being A Selection Of The Greek, Latin, Saxon, French, Norman And Italian Sentences, Phrases And Maxims, Found In The Works Of Lord C (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781278301778)

"The Law Glossary" is an essential reference work for legal professionals, students, and anyone interested in understanding the historical roots of legal terminology. This comprehensive glossary compiles a selection of Greek, Latin, Saxon, French, Norman, and Italian sentences, phrases, and maxims frequently encountered in the works of influential legal figures such as Lord Coke, Shower, Peere Williams, Sir William Blackstone, Sir Francis Buller, Vezey, and Chancellor Kent.

This glossary serves as a valuable tool for deciphering the classical origins of legal language, offering insights into the evolution of legal thought and practice. Whether researching historical precedents or seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary legal concepts, "The Law Glossary" provides clear and concise definitions of key legal terms and phrases. A must-have addition to any legal library.

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