The History of Roman Law
The history of Roman law is the continuity of political and legal events that occurred from the year 753 a. C.─foundation of Rome─until 533 d. C.─Justinian compilation─in which Roman law flourished and developed.
After this, we can count at least another millennium of influence, development and study of post-Roman law in medieval Europe, from 506 AD─Breviary of Alaric─until the year 1583─Corpus Iuris Civilis─among the nations that were formed after the fall of Rome.
Thus, Roman law would remain alive for just over two thousand years, covering the entire historical period of classical antiquity and feudalism; becoming at the beginning of the modern age an exclusively historical discipline.
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