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Abstract
Aelius Marcianus was a Severan jurist of the early third century. He is the author of nine works:
Appeals
in two books, a monograph on
Informers
, another monograph on the
Action on Mortgage
,
Institutes
in sixteen books, two books on criminal trials,
Notes on Papinian's adultery
in three books,
Rules
in five books, a monograph on the
Senatus Consultum Turpillianum
, and (possibly)
Digests
. There are 283 extracts from Marcian in the
Digest
of Justinian.
Title: Marcian
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Abstract
Aelius Marcianus was a Severan jurist of the early third century.
He is the author of nine works:
Appeals
in two books, a monograph on
Informers
, another monograph on the
Action on Mortgage
,
Institutes
in sixteen books, two books on criminal trials,
Notes on Papinian's adultery
in three books,
Rules
in five books, a monograph on the
Senatus Consultum Turpillianum
, and (possibly)
Digests
.
There are 283 extracts from Marcian in the
Digest
of Justinian.
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