Codex Theodosianus

This book is a collection of legal codes and letters from the late Roman Empire, compiled in the 5th century CE. It includes the Codex Theodosianus, a comprehensive legal code issued by the Emperor Theodosius II, as well as related texts and commentary by several scholars. A fascinating glimpse into the legal and political systems of the ancient world.
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