Class History of Law I

In the discipline of the History of Law I, the Roman Law is versed. Through its study, it aims, in addition to a formative summit, to show the decisive Romanist foundations of prevailing Portuguese law, especially within the scope of private law. At the same time, the Romanist foundations of a common European law will be weighed down.

1 - Roman Law. Fundamental Notions.

2 - Periodization of Roman Law.

3 - Sources of Lus Civile.

4 - The Praetorian Law and the Praetor's Records.

5 - The Roman jurisprudence and its methodical scheme.

6 - The timeliness of Roman law in the privatist domain.

7 - Allusions to the Romanist elaboration of family law, inheritance law, rights in rem and obligations law.

8 - Roman roots of Portuguese law and European law.

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. Sebastião Cruz, Direito Romano, Editora Dislivro, Coimbra, 1984.

. António dos Santos Justo, Breviário do Direito Romano, Coimbra, 2010.

. António dos Santos Justo, Direito Privado Romano-I.II. III.IV., Coimbra, 2003/2009.

. Rui Manuel Figueiredo Marcos, Fragmentos do Direito Romano, Lisboa, 2014.