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- Maxim Nr. 51 (Gaius D. 50, 51)2008 | Faculty of Law
- Maxim Nr. 42 (Gaius D. 50, 17, 42).2007 | Faculty of Law
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- Immortality of Gaius C. Maecenas2002 | Faculty of Arts
- Appendices2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Mancipatio and in iure cessio - a few remarks on their resemblances and differences in the Institutions of Gaius2018 | Faculty of Law
- Caius is a blockhead2007 | Faculty of Law
- Mother Gaia2000 | Faculty of Science
- Glossary2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Contributions to the interior politics of Gaius Flaminius1998 | Faculty of Arts
- The Disputes between Sabinians and Proculians in the Institutions of Gaius2015 | Faculty of Law
- Personae alieni iuris as the Subjects and the Objects of the Theft2014 | Faculty of Law, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Relationship between natural and current law2013 | Faculty of Law, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- John Ziman: Real Science2003 | Faculty of Science
- The Windfall Clause +12023 | Faculty of Law
- Artificial Intelligence as a Beneficient of Fundamental Rights?2021 | Faculty of Law
- Usucapio : Prescription in Roman law2018 | Faculty of Law
- Preface2007 | Faculty of Law
- The Concept of "Things" and their Definition in the New Czech Civil Code from the Perspective of Roman Law2014 | Faculty of Law, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The concept of the thing and their definition in the new Czech Civil Code from the point of view of Roman law2014 | Faculty of Law, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The concept of fungibility in Roman law2023 | Faculty of Law
- Initiation into the Mysteries of Augustus: The Liberalia and the Forum Augustum2020 | Faculty of Arts