While the technical issues around BIA are still being resolved, here is a reminder of some free resources, available on-line. Misha or La Maison Inter-Universitaire des Sciences de l’Homme (University of Strasbourg) hosts a platform Bases de données hébergées par la MISHA via which you can access two free online resources which may prove useful for your… Read More »
The Law Library has recently acquired FIURIS (2nd ed., 2003) the Archivio elettronico per l’interpretazione delle fonti giuridiche romane. FIURIS applied Index verborum quae in rubricis Corporis Iuris Civilis continentur to a corpus of some 31 Roman law sources (including those used in the construction of Vocabularium Iurisprudentiae Romanae), identifying all instances where the words are used. Then it searched through 40 years of Roman Law… Read More »
If you need help in tracing sources for historical research in the early common law then a new wiki may be just the help you need. Hazel Lord, Senior Law Librarian at the University of Southern California, has set up English Medieval Legal Documents AD600-AD1535: a compilation of published sources. Its goal is to be a… Read More »
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