Materiální prameny římského práva a jejich vliv na vznik soukromých kodifikací

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Title in English	The Material Source of Law and its Influence on Evolution of Privat Codifications Collections
Authors	FRÝDEK Miroslav SALÁK Pavel
Year of publication	2009
Type	Article in Proceedings
Conference	Dny práva - 2009 - Days of Law
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Law
Citation
Field	Law sciences
Keywords	Roman law; Ius civile Papirianum; Ius civile Flavianum; Codex Gregorianus; Codex Hermogenianus.
Description	The non-normative and unofficial collections of Roman law are the basis of the present conference paper. The work is dividend into two parts. In the first part, there are analysed two private collections that are known in our history as ius civile Papirianum and ius civile Flavianum. The second analysed period is the imperial Rome. The imperial constitutions and rescripts are the main sources of law. They were collected into two codes that were also only the private initiative and their aim was to make complicated imperial constitutions and rescripts more transparent. These collections are called Codex Gregorianus and Codex Hermogenianus.