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In no other work are so fully and systematically collected and theorized the reasons for the humanist polemic against Justinian law. The Antitribonian of the French jurist François Hotman points to the vertex of a path begun almost 150 years before that inaugurated a new stage of the legal culture of the West. Written in 1567, it was published for the first time in 1603 in French and, later, had great influence in the Germanic area thanks to its Latin version. The bilingual edition we now offer is the first to appear in a modern language. The preliminary study that accompanies it, in addition to contextualizing it, traces the different uses that this booklet has had over the centuries.

Derecho --- Hotman, François, --- Legal history --- Matago de Matagonibus --- Hotomanus, Franciscus --- Veramundus Frisius, Ernestus --- Palmerius, Joannes --- Law --- History. --- Historia. --- History and criticism --- Derecho romano