This study examines the history and current status of the Lex Julia, a set of laws introduced by the Roman emperor Augustus to regulate marriage, adultery, and moral conduct. It traces the development of the Lex Julia from its origins in the late Republic to its reception in modern legal systems, and explores its significance as a source of ethical and social norms. This book is a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and practitioners interested in the history of law and morality.

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