DESTINY OF THE ROMAN LAW AFTER FALLING OF THE GREAT ROMAN EMPIRE
Authors:
1.
Saint-Petersburg university of State fire service of EMERCOM of Russia
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 56
to 60
Status:
Published
Received:
12.06.2015
Accepted:
20.06.2015
Published:
25.06.2015
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
roman law, sources of the roman law, common law, codes, glossators
Abstract (English):
Article contains historical information about the sources forming the Roman law at different stages of its existence, about Eastern and Western Europe as law receivers of the Roman law and a merit of medieval glossator in reception of the roman law from the common, barbarous law.
Article contains historical information about the sources forming the Roman law at different stages of its existence, about Eastern and Western Europe as law receivers of the Roman law and a merit of medieval glossator in reception of the roman law from the common, barbarous law.
Keywords:
roman law, sources of the roman law, common law, codes, glossators
roman law, sources of the roman law, common law, codes, glossators
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