If it is true that science is not advanced by textbooks but primarily by monographs and specialized studies, then this book by Professor Georgiadis is perhaps the most important he has written. It contains his writings (studies and articles, contributions to honor volumes, presentations at scientific conferences) spanning approximately six decades. All this material, scattered across legal journals, rare honor volumes, and conference proceedings, is gathered in this volume and divided into sections such as General Theory of Law, Legal History, Law and Literature, General Principles of Civil Law, Tort Law, etc. The detailed alphabetical index facilitates access to the rich themes of the book.