A Casebook on Roman Property Law

• Only book-length exposition of Roman property law in English
• This book adds to a growing series of casebooks in English on different areas of Roman law
• An accompanying website will draw connections to and illustrate contrasts with the English common law tradition and modern American statutory doctrines

Readership: Students of law at both the undergraduate and professional levels; historians of Medieval, Early Modern, and Modern European history; Classicists; Political scientists.

Herbert Hausmaninger, Professor of Law, University of Vienna, Richard Gamauf, Professor of Law, University of Vienna, and Translated with Commentary by George A. Sheets, Associate Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Studies, and Law, University of Minnesota

Herbert Hausmaninger is Professor of Law, University of Vienna Richard Gamauf is Professor of Law, University of Vienna George A. Sheets is Associate Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Studies, and Law, University of Minnesota

Translator's Introduction
Abbreviations
Foreword on Textual Transmission and Text Criticism
I. Acquiring Possession
II. Keeping Possession and Losing Possession
III. Acquiring Ownership and Losing Ownership
IV. Protection and Limitations of Ownership
V. Servitudes
VI. Secured Interests
Appendix
Index of Sources