Justinian's Institutes (1516), illustrated by Yale Law Library ● portfotolio

Yale Law Library: Justinian's Institutes (1516), title page

Yale Law Library: Inst.1.1, De iustitia et iure (Of justice and law)

Yale Law Library: Inst.1.10, De nuptis (Of marriage)

Yale Law Library: Inst.1.11, De adoptionibus (Of adoptions)

Yale Law Library: Inst.1.13, De tutelis (Of tutelage)

Yale Law Library: Inst.2.1, De rerum divisione (Of the classification of things)

Yale Law Library: Inst.2.3, De servitutibus (Of servitudes)

Yale Law Library: Inst.2.10, De testamentis ordinandis (Of the execution of wills)

Yale Law Library: Inst.2.11, De militari testamento (Of the military testament)

Yale Law Library: Inst.3.1, De hereditatibus que ab intestato deferuntur (Of intestate succession)

Yale Law Library: Inst.3.6, De gradibus cognationum (Of the degrees of relationship)

Yale Law Library: Inst.3.14, Quibus modis re contrahitur obligatio (How an obligation is contracted re)

Yale Law Library: Inst.3.20, De fidejussoribus (Of fidejussors [sureties])

Yale Law Library: Inst.3.21, De literarum obligationibus (Of the obligation litteris)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.1, De obligationibus quae, ex delicto nascuntur (Of obligations which arise from delict)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.2, De vi bonorum raptorum (Of robbery)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.3, De lege aquilia (Of the Lex Aquilia)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.4, De iniuriis (Of injuries)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.6, De actionibus (Of actions)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.7, Quod cum eo, qui in aliena potestate est, negotium gestum esse dicitur (Of contracts made with persons in power)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.8, De noxalibus actionibus (Of noxal actions)

Yale Law Library: Inst.4.9, Si quadrupes pauperiem fecisse dicatur (Of damage by quadrupeds)