- In memoria non habentur. On the terminology of property rights in czech medieval lawPublication without faculty affiliation
- In memoria non habentur. On the Terminology of Property Rights in Czech Medieval Law2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Lights and shadows of Medieval law: a contribution to the application of ?The Principles of E. F. Smidak?2006 | Faculty of Law
- Difficult Neighbours? Jews and Christians in Medieval Legal TextsPublication without faculty affiliation
- Byzantine legal culture and Charles IV.2016 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Regulae Iuris: A Lasting and Universal Vehicle of Legal Knowledge2022 | Faculty of Law
- “because of a certain woman ... claiming these goods as her fief” Women’s Fiefs in Saxon Diplomatic Sources in the High Middle Ages2023 | Faculty of Arts
- BILY, I. - CARLS, W. - GÖNCZI, K. - LAZAR, M. Sächsischmagdeburgisches Recht in Tschechien und in der Slowakei. Untersuchungen zur Geschichte des Rechts und seiner Sprache (= Ius Saxonico-Maideburgense in Oriente, Band 5)2022 | Faculty of Law
- History od judicial enforcment in Czechia and Czechoslovakia until 19632011 | Faculty of Law
- The influence of Roman law on the city law in Bohemia and Moravia at the example of the manuscript from the late 14th century2016 | Faculty of Law