"De Herede Infante, Ad Dicendam Caussam Ex Iure Romano Pro Paulo Ad Gal. Iiii, 1. 2" explores the intersection of Roman law and Pauline theology, specifically focusing on the legal concept of the 'infant heir' as it relates to Paul's argument in Galatians 4:1-2. Authored by Johann Friedrich Frisch and Gotthelf Friedrich Hildebrand, this work offers a detailed examination of how Roman legal principles illuminate the understanding of Paul's discourse on spiritual inheritance and the transition from a state of legal guardianship to one of full sonship in Christ. The book delves into the intricacies of Roman inheritance law, providing historical context and legal analysis to enhance the reader's comprehension of this complex theological passage. It remains a valuable resource for scholars interested in the historical, legal, and theological dimensions of early Christian thought.

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