Julius Gallus Aquila was a Roman jurist whose writings survive only in fragmentary form; two excerpts from his collection of legal opinions on guardianship are preserved in Justinian's Digest. He is thought to have been active under or before the reign of Septimius Severus, in the 190s AD.
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RoleRoman jurist, from whose liber responsorum two fragments concerning tutors are preserved in the Digest 2 Nationality / Jurisdiction Classification
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Julius Gallus Aquila was a Roman jurist, from whose liber responsorum two fragments concerning tutors are preserved in the Digest.
2. Julius Gallus Aquila (Wikipedia)
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His date is uncertain, though he probably lived under or before the reign of Septimius Severus, 193-8 CE, because in the Digest he gives an opinion upon a question which seems to have been first settled by Severus.
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Julius Gallus Aquila was a Roman jurist, from whose liber responsorum two fragments concerning tutors are preserved in the Digest.
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Julius Gallus Aquila was a Roman jurist, from whose liber responsorum two fragments concerning tutors are preserved in the Digest.
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