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G.1.9-47

J.1.3-1.8

D.1.6; 37.14-15; 38.1-5; 40

C.1.13; 2.30; 7.1-23

80 D.38.1.27.

81 D.38.1.15pr (Paul).

82 D.38.1.38pr.

83 G.3.40.

More specifically, this would be the outcome if the freedman died without a suus heres, which is anyone to whom the freedman is paterfamilias. See pp. 284-5.

84 G.3.41.

W W Buckland, The Roman Law of Slavery: The Condition of the Slave in Private Law from Augustus to Justinian (Cambridge University Press 1908)

D Johnston, Roman Law in Context (Cambridge University Press 1999) 42—4

A J B Sirks, ‘Informal Manumission and the Lex Junia’ (1981) 28 Revue Interna­tionale des Droits de l’Antiquite (3rd series) 247

A J B Sirks, ‘The Lex Junia and the Effects of Informal Manumission and Itera­tion’ (1983) 30 Revue Internationale des Droits de l’Antiquite (3rd series) 211.

A Watson, The Law of Persons in the Later Roman Republic (Oxford University Press 1967) chapters 14-20

A Watson, ‘Morality, Slavery and the Jurists in the Later Roman Republic’ (1968) 42 Tulane LR 289

A Watson, Roman Slave Law (Johns Hopkins University Press 1987)

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