Dissertatio Iuris Publici Ad L. 4. De Captiv. & L. Ult. De Legation De Sponsione Romanorum Numantina

Dissertatio Iuris Publici Ad L. 4. De Captiv. & L. Ult. De Legation De Sponsione Romanorum Numantina, by Christian Thomasius and Johann Jacob von Ryssel, delves into the intricacies of Roman public law, focusing on the legal aspects related to captives and treaties. This work examines the specific laws concerning captives ('De Captiv.') and embassies ('De Legation'), particularly in the context of the Roman Numantine War and the agreements made ('De Sponsione Romanorum Numantina'). The book offers a detailed analysis of the legal ramifications and historical context of these events, providing valuable insights into the Roman legal system and its application in international relations during that era.

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