The Lex Cornelia De Captivis and the Roman Law of Succession

On the evening of December 15th (Thursday), the Riccobono Seminar of Roman Law in America held its third monthly meeting for the academic year, 1938-1939, in the Law Library of the Catholic University of America. It was called to order by the magister, Dr. Rscoe J. C. Dorsey, Professor of Jurisprudence, at the Washington College of Law. He presided. After informing the Seminar tha the paper, which had been submitted by Dr. Hans Julius Wolff, Professor of Roman Law at the National University of Panama, andinternationally recognized authority in that Successio, th Magister requested the Scriba (Dr. Brown) to read the manuscript. An abstract of the paper follows

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