Abstract
The longstanding professor of Roman law at the Imperial and Royal (k. k.) Jagiellonian University of Krakow, FriedrichZoll the Elder (1834â1917) is considered to be closely connected with the beginning of modern Polish Romancestudies. Zollʹs rejection of Pandectics and his open commitment to a âhistorical approachâ in the doctrine ofRoman Law are highly credited as great merits. Zoll wrote three basic papers concerning the future design of theteaching of Roman law at the Austrian universities. These three âprogram documentsâ (written in the period 1873â1900) are discussed in the article. First, the person of Zoll and his most important works will be outlined, second thethree âprogram papersâ mentioned will be presented in greater detail, and finally Zollâs main work will be analyzed âthe ʺPandect Textbookʺ, which differs conspicuously from most other Pandect manuals of this epoch in its declaredâantiâpandectisticâ point of view.
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