Material 1: The ancient Romans believed that the purpose of law was to ensure that "the integrity of life is not: hurting others to get what they deserve, and everyone is created equal and cannot be d

Material 1: The ancient Romans believed that the purpose of law was to ensure that "the integrity of life is not: hurting others to get what they deserve, and everyone is created equal and cannot be deprived by anyone." One: customary law? "Twelve Copper Table Method"? It is the first written code in ancient Rome and a compilation of ancient Roman customary laws. It summed up the customary law of the previous stage and laid the foundation for the development of Roman law. Actually, it's in this book, too. I don't remember it clearly. . . .

Two: the last paragraph of this lesson in the book has writing influence, such as

The relevant private law system of Roman law has been successfully used for reference and developed by bourgeois civil legislation in western Europe.

Many principles and systems in Roman law have also been adopted by the legal system since modern times.