Abstract
Abstract Law Reception in Antiquity. According to ancient records Rome sent to Athens and elsewhere to collect material for the Twelve Tables. Certain specific provisions of the Twelve Tables are said to be derived from Solon’s laws. All this is doubted today, but without sufficient reasons. Tab. V 3 Uti legassit etc. derives, as it seems, from Solon’s law on testamentary dispositions.
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