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Digesta – Digestum vetus : (D.14.2 de lege Rhodia de iactu)

Author(s):

  • Justinianus imperator

Incipit:

  • Ulpianus. Whatever any seaman, [and then:] vintner and stabler doe receave

Explicit:

  • valeid\ be\ must\ lawes\ other\

Digesta – Digestum vetus: (D.14.2 de lege Rhodia de iactu) , and other material on Sea Law (in Scots)

Author(s):

  • Justinianus imperator

No. of pages: Fol. 1r-20v

Rubric: The Roman sea lawes, translated from the Corpus Juris, D. lib. 4 tit. 9 Nautae, caupones, etc. [D.4.9 Nautae, caupones, stabularii - ut recepta restituant], or concerning seamen, ventners and stablers

Incipit:

  • Ulpianus. Whatever any seaman, vintner and stabler doe receave in ther custodie, unless they restore it (says the Pretor), I will ordain them to doe it. This edict is of very great wse, seing oft tymes men are necessitat to follow such persons faith and comitt ther goods to ther custodie.

    ({i}Fol. 3v:{/i}) D. lib. 14 Tit. 1, De exercitoria actione, or the actions competent against ouners [D.14.1].

    ({i}Fol. 7r:{/i}) D. tit. 2, lib. 14 Ad legem Rhodiam de jactu [D.14.2]

Explicit:

  • Concerning the Rhodian sea lawes, out of a book of Domicius upon the lawes. All sea affaires ... the Rhodian lawes must cease, and these other lawes must be valeid