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CHAPTER THREE
rules theologians elaborated for the forum internum. The aim of doing so is to present to the reader an insight into the interplay between what was considered the litigants' moral duties and what was required of them according to the day's civil law. The thematic subquestions spelled out in the introduction to this study will form a connecting thread in the present. Section 3.5 discusses where the changed moral and legal views on how to remedy sales in which the thing sold appeared to be defective most clearly come to the fore. The chapter ends with a summary (3.6).
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