Phillimoore, John George <br/><br/>
Private law among the Romans 
by John George Phillimoore. 
 - London :  Macmillan,  1994. 
 - 423 p. 
<br/><br/> Table of Contents:<br/>Chapter 1. Preliminary<br/>Chapter 2. General view<br/>Chapter 3. Possession<br/>Chapter 4. General view<br/>Chapter 5. Remedies against wrong<br/>Chapter 6. Preventive remedies<br/>Chapter 7. Obligations arising from delicta<br/>Chapter 8. Law of servitudes and usufruct<br/>Chapter 9. Legal nature of obligations<br/>Chapter 10. Obligations contracted, re<br/>Chapter 11. Verbal obligations<br/>Chapter 12.  Litteris<br/>Chapter 13. Consensual contracts<br/>Chapter 14. Quasi contracts<br/>Chapter 15. Parties to an obligation<br/>Chapter 16. Senatus consultum macedonianum<br/>Chapter 17. Insurance<br/>Chapter 18. Lex Rhodia De Jactu<br/>Chapter 19. General view of the law as to error<br/>Chapter 20. Aestimatorian contract<br/>Chapter 21. Law of Wills. Praecognoscenda<br/>Chapter 22. Codicil<br/>Chapter 23. Law of Wills<br/>Chapter 24. Progress of testamentary law<br/>Chapter 25. Legacies<br/>Chapter 26.Conditions  
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Roman Law.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>340.54  / PHI/PRI