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These notes were prepared for the authors personal use with his classes in the subject of Roman Law in Washington and Lee University and not for general circulation. It is expected that they will be amplified, explained, and, if need be, corrected, as used in the class room. They are printed, not as being worthy of preservation in printed form, but for the more convenient use of the authors own classes. This explanation may be in order in case a copy of these fragmentary notes should fall into the hands of a stranger.
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