Sátira contra la predilección del Derecho Romano: una crítica decimonónica a un orden jurídico todavía no fenecido

Abstract

The 18th century marks the transit towards a new form of conceiving, exposing and explaining the legal ordering. Until that moment the predominance of the Roman Common Law in the academic scope had supposed the concealment of domestic law. Since 1771 the borbonic reforming policy impels a turn of this tendency. Nevertheless, the successive reforms of the academic curricula do not manage to close this secular tendency immediately. The Satire we glossed and published here is a clear sample of how the predominance of the Roman Law continued being a reality still in 1826.