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1984 ROMAN GIFTS AND RAIN- WATER. PP. 77- 85.1981 NOTION (THE) OF EQUIVALENCE OF CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION AND CLASSICAL ROMAN PARTNERSHIP PP. 275- 286.1975 WHO COULD SUE ON THE LEX AQUILIA? PP. 207- 217.1974 EARLY USUCAPIO PP. 234- 2451973 LAW (THE) OF ACTIONS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUBSTANTIVE LAW IN THE EARLY ROMAN REPUBLIC PP. 386- 392.1972 LABEO (MARCUS ANTISTIUS) PROCULUS LABEO, PROCULUS AND THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY PP. 402- 4131969 ORIGINS (THE) OF THE LEX AQUILIA PP. 50- 731964 LEX FUFIA CANINIA (THE) AND KING ARTHUR PP. 225- 227.1964 MEANING (THE) OF THE LEX AQUILIA PP. 73- 831962 ACQUISITION OF POSSESSION AND USUCAPION PER SERVOS ET FILIOS PP. 205- 227.1961 CONTRECTATIO AS AN ESSENTIAL OF FURTUM PP. 526- 532.1961 DERELICTIO, OCCUPATIO AND TRADITIO: ROMANS AND RABBIS PP. 382- 3891960 TERMINOLOGY IN MANCIPATIO PP. 412- 4281957 THREE NOTES ON D. 18, 1, CONCLUSION OF SALE PP. 379- 398.1955 USUFRUCT AND SERVITUDES PP. 342- 345.1946 SPONSOR AND THE HISTORY OF CONTRACT PP. 266- 272.1936 ON THE THIRD CHAPTER OF THE LEX AQUILIA PP. 253- 268.
