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This inaugural juridical dissertation meticulously examines the fundamental characteristics and legal attributes governing a proper fief (feudum proprium). It provides a detailed analysis of the inherent 'affections' or properties defining feudal land ownership, serving as a critical resource for understanding historical legal doctrines related to feudal property and its implications within civil law.

This legal dissertation provides an in-depth juridical study on the crime of parricide, meticulously exploring its definitions, historical context, and the corresponding punishments under law. It offers a comprehensive analysis for legal scholars and those interested in familial homicide and its judicial implications.