Selected Controversial Questions,

Drawn from the 7th and 8th books of the Pandects, The Pandects (or Digest) is a massive compilation of Roman legal opinions commissioned by the Emperor Justinian I in the 6th century. It formed the backbone of legal education in early modern Europe. comprising the subject matter of Personal and Real Servitudes: In Roman law, 'servitudes' are rights to use or access someone else's property, such as a right of way (real servitude) or a life interest in an estate (personal servitude).

WHICH,

WITH GOD, THE THRICE-BEST AND GREATEST, AS LEADER,

UNDER THE PRESIDENCY OF

LORD CHRISTO-

PHER BESOLD,

DOCTOR OF LAWS original: "JC." or "Juris Consultus" AND PROFESSOR IN THE

F A M O U S A C A D E M Y O F T Ü B I N G E N,

most celebrated, a patron and Teacher

to be eternally

revered;

According to his modest ability, for the sake of public practice, he will endeavor to defend

Vitus Philippus Pfaud, of Nuremberg.

In the Hall of Jurists on the [day] of April.

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AT TÜBINGEN,

From the Press of Johann-Alexander Cellius,

In the Year 1615.