Scope Of Chapter 44 The Civil or Roman Law
AD	Event
303-648	The First Period
648-988	Second Period
988-1230	Third Period, Their Philosophy , Authority, Sects
527	Reformation of the Roman Law by Justinian
527-546	Tribonian
528-529	The Code of Justinian
530-533	The Pandects or Digest; Praise and Censure of the Code and Pandects; Loss of the ancient Jurisprudence; Legal Inconstancy of Justinian
534	Second Edition of the Code
534-565	The Novels
533	The Institutes I. PERSONS. Freemen and Slaves; Fathers and Children; Limitations of the paternal Authority; Husbands and Wives; The religious Rites of Marriage; Freedom of the matrimonial Contract; Liberty and Abuse of Divorce; Limitations of the Liberty of Divorce; Incest, Concubines, and Bastards;Guardians and Wards II. THINGS. Right of Property; Of Inheritance and Succession; Civil Degrees of Kindred; Introduction and Liberty of Testaments; Legacies; Codicils and Trusts III. ACTIONS Promises, Benefits, Interest of Money; Injuries IV. CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS Severity of the Twelve Tables; Abolition or Oblivion of Penal Laws; Revival of capital punishments; Measure of Guilt; Unnatural Vice; Rigour of the Christian Emperors; Judgments of the People; Select Judges; Assessors; Voluntary Exile and Death; Abuses of Civil Jurisprudence

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