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LX librorum Basilikōn, id est uniuersi iuris Romani, auctoritate principum Rom. Graecam in linguam traducti, Ecloga siue Synopsis, hactenus desiderta

by Johannes Leunclavius, Basil I Emperor of the East, Leo VI Emperor of the East, János Zsámboki, Eusebius Episcopius, Denis Salvaing de Boissieu, Byzantine Empire., Nicolai Episcopii haeredes

Byzantine LawEarly works to 1800Roman law

"Basilica" is the name given to a compilation of Roman and Greek law, prepared ca. A.D. 880 by Emperor Basilius, and published by his successor Leo the Philosopher. It was mainly an abridgement of the Corpus iuris civilis.

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