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(1) The Twelve Tables

A reconstruction of the Twelve Tables can be found in M H Crawford ed, Roman Statutes (2 vols, Institute of Classical Studies 1996).

Table III.1, 36

Table V6, 48

Table X.1, 48

Table X.8, 48

Table XI.1, 49

(2) Gaius’ Institutes

Gaius' Institutes can be found in translation in W M Gordon and O F Robinson trans, The Institutes of Gaius (Duckworth 1988) or F de Zulueta trans, The Institutes of Gaius (Oxford University Press 1946).

G.1.5, 53 G.1.103, 124 G.2.6, 195
G.1.7, 57 G.1.104, 124 G.2.7-7a, 195
G.1.9, 96 G.1.107, 125 G.2.8, 195
G.1.12, 113 G.1.111, 142 G.2.9, 195
G.1.13-15, 113 G.1.112, 142 G.2.11, 195
G.1.17-18, 110 G.1.113, 142 G.2.13, 197
G.1.17-19, 109 G.1.115a, 98 G.2.14, 197, 249
G.1.20, 109 G.1.117, 117 G.2.14a, 198
G.1.21, 110 G.1.119, 199, 200 G.2.15, 198
G.1.27, 113 G.1.121, 200 G.2.16, 198
G.1.37, 109 G.1.122, 200 G.2.17, 247
G.1.38, 109 G.1.134, 125 G.2.20, 202
G.1.38-40, 110 G.1.137, 143 G.2.21, 198
G.1.42-3, 110 G.1.137a, 143 G.2.24, 200
G.1.45, 111 G.1.144, 98, 131 G.2.29, 251
G.1.46, 111 G.1.144-6, 128 G.2.31, 251
G.1.52, 107, 108 G.1.155, 128 G.2.38, 324
G.1.55, 117 G.1.157, 132 G.2.39, 324
G.1.59, 139 G.1.160, 97 G.2.40, 201
G.1.61, 139 G.1.161, 97 G.2.41, 201
G.1.62, 139 G.1.165, 128 G.2.59-61, 241
G.1.63, 140 G.1.166, 128 G.2.64, 164
G.1.64, 138 G.1.173-4, 132 G.2.73, 222
G.1.76, 96 G.1.185, 128 G.2.74-5, 223
G.1.77-8, 96 G.1.190, 98 G.2.76, 224
G.1.84, 105 G.1.190-1, 132 G.2.77, 228, 230
G.1.101, 125 G.1.196, 138 G.2.78, 228, 231
G.1.102, 125 G.2.2, 195 G.2.79, 234, 235

G.2.93, 267 G.3.80, 41 G.4.12, 33
G.2.95, 175 G.3.88, 322, 428 G.4.13, 33
G.2.103, 297, 298 G.3.90, 345 G.4.14, 33
G.2.111, 297 G.3.91, 428, 430 G.4.15, 34
G.2.117, 300 G.3.92, 340 G.4.16, 29
G.2.119-21, 298 G.3.93, 340 G.4.16-17, 33
G.2.123, 300 G.3.95a, 339 G.4.17-20, 34
G.2.129, 309 G.3.96, 339 G.4.17a, 34
G.2.130-1, 305 G.3.97, 334 G.4.17b, 29
G.2.130-4, 309 G.3.97a, 334 G.4.20, 35
G.2.144-5, 302 G.3.98, 308, 334 G.4.21, 36
G.2.151, 302 G.3.100, 337 G.4.23, 204
G.2.154, 286 G.3.102, 341 G.4.26-9, 37
G.2.155, 286 G.3.104, 120 G.4.31, 168
G.2.157, 284 G.3.105, 296 G.4.36, 186
G.2.158, 285 G.3.117, 278 G.4.40, 39
G.2.164, 286 G.3.121, 278 G.4.41, 38
G.2.165, 286 G.3.128-9, 380 G.4.42, 29, 39
G.2.166, 287 G.3.131, 380 G.4.43, 39
G.2.167, 287 G.3.136, 352 G.4.44, 39
G.2.170, 287 G.3.137, 352 G.4.48, 39
G.2.193, 304 G.3.139, 353 G.4.49, 39
G.2.197, 304 G.3.140, 355 G.4.50, 39
G.2.199, 306 G.3.141, 355 G.4.52, 439
G.2.202, 303 G.3.146, 366 G.4.53-53d, 40
G.2.204, 303 G.3.147, 366 G.4.61, 325
G.2.206-8, 306 G.3.154a, 374 G.4.70, 151
G.2.209-14, 304 G.3.161, 373 G.4.71, 151
G.2.217, 304 G.3.169, 325 G.4.72, 155
G.2.221, 304 G.3.170, 325 G.4.72a, 153, 154
G.2.222, 304 G.3.180, 325 G.4.73, 152
G.2.225-6, 313 G.3.186, 420 G.4.74, 152
G.2.235-7, 308 G.3.188, 420 G.4.74a, 155
G.2.238, 305 G.3.192, 421 G.4.75-6, 155
G.2.241, 306 G.3.192-3, 421 G.4.77, 155
G.2.254, 303 G.3.199, 119 G.4.141, 187
G.2.257, 316 G.3.215, 388 G.4.143, 187
G.2.285, 315 G.3.217, 389 G.4.147, 275
G.2.285-6a, 315 G.3.218, 390 G.4.151, 188
G.2.287, 315 G.3.220, 406 G.4.152, 188
G.3.40, 114 G.3.224, 410 G.4.153, 176, 180
G.3.41, 114 G.3.225, 410 G.4.154, 189
G.3.78, 38 G.4.9, 387 G.4.155, 189
G.3.79, 41 G.4.11, 32 G.4.160, 187

(3) Codex Theodosianus

A translation of the Codex Theodosianus is available in C Pharr, The Theodosian Code and Novels, and the Sirmondian Constitutions (Princeton University Press 1952).

C.Th.2.19.1, 310

C.Th.2.33.4, 346

C.Th.4.4.1, 316

C.Th.4.4.6, 302

C.Th.4.12.2, 105

C.Th.8.12.3, 383

C.Th.8.16.1, 297

C.Th.8.17.2, 297

(4) Other Sources

Cicero, De Amicitia 1.1, 57

Cicero, De Inventione 2.20.59-60, 405

Cicero, De Legibus 2.59, 48

Cicero, Pro Caecina 11.33, 82

Vatican Fragments 90, 267

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