Odofredo

Odofredo: Studio Storico-giuridico, by Nino Tamassia, offers a detailed historical and legal study of the life and work of Odofredo Denari, a prominent 13th-century Italian jurist and glossator. This work delves into Odofredo's contributions to the development of medieval law, particularly his work at the University of Bologna. Tamassia explores Odofredo's influence on legal thought and practice, providing valuable insights into the legal and intellectual environment of the time.

This historical-juridical study is an invaluable resource for scholars and students interested in legal history, medieval studies, and the history of Italian law. Tamassia's meticulous research sheds light on a key figure in the evolution of legal systems and the transmission of legal knowledge during the Middle Ages.

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