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>(s)he hasn’t read CORPUS IURIS CIVILIS

>> No.17081122
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>> No.17081276

>>17081113
you haven't lived if you haven't read the CORPVS IVRIS CIVILIS

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>>17081113
>she
IT will never be a real woman

>> No.17081331

>>17081113
>(s)he
YOU WILL NEVER

>> No.17081706

>>17081113
Is there any point in reading it? What's it actually like? I figured it was just a long list of Byzantine laws.

>> No.17082328

>>17081113
>>17081706
It isn't. Read something on law of 12 tables and Gaius' textbook. Though I might be biased because roman law was the most unnecessarily complex class in my degree. Also, fuck Justinian.

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>>17081113
Ok so it is over 3000 pages unabridged plus $250+ and isn't even the most interesting part of the laws he made since it's just a recollection of old Roman laws. His novels are far more interesting because there are justifications for the laws actually made within them so you can understand why they thought the laws were necessary the the psyche of the Emperor and (sometimes) the Senate at the time.

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>>17081113
The chad belisaurius vs the virgin Justinian

>> No.17083539

>>17083532
Both were confirmed cucks according to historians