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The Two First Centuries of Florentine History

Note 373 — Chapter VII · 367 THE FAMILY AND THE STATE IN ITALIAN COMMUNES.368

Linda Villari translation

Gans, while accepting the ideas of Savigny as to the diffusion of the Justinian law in Italy, also takes this view, which is in accordance with his own theory that the new forms of the Italian law were derived from the laws of the Longobards.

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