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contents vii
i East and west: common trends page 207
ii The cities of the east 210
iii Administration and politics in the west 229
iv Conclusion 236
19 Roman law 238
by detlef liebs, Professor of Roman and Civil Law, University of
Freiburg im Breisgau
i Introduction: law in the late Roman empire 238
ii The jurisdiction 240
iii Sources of law and law making 242
iv Codification 244
v Law schools 253
vi Legal literature 255
vii Continuity, vulgarization, classicism 258
10 Law in the western kingdoms between the fifth and the seventh
century 260
by t. m. charles-edwards, Jesus Professor of Celtic, University of
Oxford
i Law and ethnic identity 262
ii Edicts and judgements 263
iii Lawbooks and codes 269
iv The evolution of Frankish written law 271
v From north-west Europe to the Mediterranean 278
vi Barbarian and Roman law 282
vii Burgundian and Gothic law 284
11 The army, c. 420–602 288
by michael whitby
i Troops: categories, conditions of service, numbers 288
ii Navies 293
iii Western collapse 295
iv The eastern army: men and resources 300
v Eastern survival 308
PART III EAST AND WEST: ECONOMY
AND SOCIETY
12 Land, labour and settlement 315
by bryan ward-perkins
i The issues and the evidence 315
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