Athanasios of Emesa reworked part of it into the Syntagma, and Theophilus and Dorotheus created a students' manual out of another part. Irnerius and the Four Doctors of Bologna were amongst the "glossators" who studied this text, which was the basis of the Zakonpravilo. One part is largely the work of Ulpian and Paulus, and a major section drew from the Codex Hermogenianus
Athanasios of Emesa reworked part of it into the Syntagma, and Theophilus and Dorotheus created a students' manual out of another part. Irnerius and the Four Doctors of Bologna were amongst the "glossators" who studied this text, which was the basis of the Zakonpravilo. One part is largely the work of Ulpian and Paulus, and a major section drew from the Codex Hermogenianus and Codex Gregorianus, as well as the Codex (*) Theodosianus. Compiled largely by Tribonian, the Novellae Constitutiones were later added the Institutiones and Pandects. Collecting Roman law up to the year of 529, when it was first issued, for 10 points, name this collection of laws issued by the husband of Theodora.
Athanasios of Emesa reworked part of it into the Syntagma, and Theophilus and Dorotheus created a students' manual out of another part.
{Corpus Juris Civilis} or {Code} of {Justinian}