Corpus Juris Civilis Journal

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A journal inspired by one of history’s most enduring legal legacies.

Long before modern law schools and legal textbooks, Emperor Justinian set out to bring order to centuries of Roman law. The result, the Corpus Juris Civilis, would go on to shape legal traditions across much of the world.

This journal pays tribute to that legacy with an intricate Byzantine-inspired design featuring a mosaic portrait of Justinian, classical scales of justice, and the architecture of Constantinople. Rich gold detailing and a traditional Greek-key border give the cover the appearance of an illuminated historical volume, while the deep black background lets the artwork stand out.

For a law student, legal professional, or history enthusiast, it’s a fitting companion for lecture notes, case summaries, research, or thoughts that deserve more than a passing mention. The design brings together two interests that have always had plenty to say to each other: the study of law and the history behind it.

A thoughtful gift for someone fascinated by Roman history, legal traditions, or the foundations of modern jurisprudence. Particularly fitting for a law school graduation, a new academic year, or a milestone in a legal career.

Size: One Size

More details

  • Size: 5.5" × 8.5" (13.97 cm × 21.59 cm)
  • Weight: 10.15 oz (288 g)
  • UltraHyde hardcover
  • 80 GSM
  • 80 pages of cream-lined paper
  • Elastic closure and ribbon marker

Size & Fit

  • Height: 8.5″ (21.59 cm)
  • Length: 5.5″ (13.97 cm)
  • Weight: 10.15 oz. (288 g)

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