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212
"Constitutio Antoniana"
It is the origin of vulgar law and was very important because it declared all the inhabitants of the empire as citizens regardless of their origin. -
Period: 215 to 565
Postclassical law period
Postclassical law period it's between classical law and justinian law period. Is characterized by a lot of Christianity and because it lasted during the Domination period. The Domination or Absolute Empire was and epoch were the Emperor has absolute power in all camps. -
284
Legal culture
In this epoch, jurist just fusionate and simplificate classical Roman law sources like "Ius civile", "Ius gentium" and "Ius honorarium". New copilations of "iura" and "leges" are created. -
292
"Codex Gregorianus"
Was the first colection of "leges". Was writen in the east part of the empire. -
Period: 292 to 506
Postclassical compilations
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294
"Pauli Sententiae"
An anonymous copier made a summary of the works of Paolo and others of classical jurisprudence. -
295
"Codex Hermogenianus"
Was the second compilation of "leges". Was published in the east. -
395
"Fragmenta Vaticana"
It is a compilation of "iuras" and "leges" ordered by subject. Contains fragments of Papianus, Paolo and Ulpianus, extracted from other compilations, constitutions and codices. -
405
"Collatio legum mosaicarum et romanarum"
It is a comparison between Roman and Mosaic laws. -
426
Citation law
The Emperors Valentiniano III and Teodosio II established in Rávena that only the five most important jurist can be quoted in court. They were Papianus, Paulo, Ulpianus, Gayo and Modestino. -
438
"Codex Theodosianus"
It was promoted by Theodosius II and is a large collection of post-Constantine imperial constitutions. It was the main Roman law source in the XII century. -
475
"Ubrico's code"
It's a barbarian-roman law code. They were laws dictated by the heads of the Germanic populations. -
506
"Lex Visigothorum"
It was another compilation of Barbarian-Roman laws.