Aemilius Macer, commonly known simply as Macer, was a Roman jurist active in the third century AD. He wrote five treatises on Roman law, covering military law, public prosecutions, the office of a provincial governor, the twentieth-part inheritance tax, and appeals, titled respectively De Re Militari, Publica Judicia, De Officio Praesidis, Ad Legem Vicensimam Hereditatum and De Appellationibus. Justinian's Digest preserves sixty five excerpts drawn from his legal writings.
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