David Magie

1877–1960 (age 83)

Classical Scholar

Biography

David Magie was a classical scholar at Princeton whose research on Roman law and civilization informed generations of students and readers, notably through works such as The Roman Rule of Law.

He devoted himself to careful translation and editorial work, building bridges between ancient legal thought and modern study.

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