The _Digest_ is the definitive Roman law compendium compiled under emperor Justinian I (533 CE). The text is arranged in 50 books, 432 thematic sections, 9132 quoted passages and 21055 text units. This relational database presents the _Digest_ in interlinked data tables chained together by unique keys. The `digest.db` database can be used for generating advanced analytical insights about Roman law as represented by the _Digest_ and for searching text and associated data in a staructured and efficient manner.
The research is carried out at the University of Surrey School of Law as part of an Early Career Research Fellowship funded by The Leverhulme Trust (ECF-2019-418).
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### 0. Table of contents
[1. Instructions for using `digest.db`](#1-instructions-for-using-digestdb)
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The research was carried as part of an Early Career Research Fellowship funded by The Leverhulme Trust (ECF-2019-418).
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