Sententiæ Juris: Legal and Other Epigram, compiled by William Holloway, offers a fascinating collection of legal and ethical aphorisms. This volume gathers concise statements of law and general wisdom, providing insights into the principles that underpin justice and morality. First published in 1896, this compilation reflects the legal and philosophical thought of its time, presenting readers with a treasury of succinct observations on the human condition and the rule of law.

Holloway's collection serves as a valuable resource for legal scholars, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of law, ethics, and philosophy. The epigrams, or 'Sententiæ Juris', encapsulate complex ideas in memorable form, inviting contemplation on the fundamental principles that govern society. Discover the enduring relevance of these legal and moral insights in this carefully curated anthology.

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