At the moment in Bulgaria for the needs of teaching Roman law there is a textbook by Prof. Mihail Andreev with the latest edition from 1975, 2 translated textbooks by Herbert Hausmaninger on Roman property and contract law, Dictionary of basic terms by Prof. Pascal Pishon and Prof. Jean-Philippe Dunant. There are also several proceedings of scientific conferences, a monograph and several articles on the teaching of Roman public law. Presentations were also made at various scientific forums on contemporary trends in the study of Roman law and the Romance tradition. The manuals published in 2005-2007 have long been a bibliographic rarity.

Since 2014, the Roman Law Circle resumed its activities. This project is fully consistent with the students' proposals and reflects their views on teaching, as well as the ideas and initiatives of young colleagues who since 2014 took the seminars on Roman law, as well as colleagues from the theoretical and civil disciplines. .

There has never been a novelist magazine in Bulgaria, and also in the neighboring Balkan countries. The idea for this was previously supported by more than 40 prominent novelists from Europe, and currently the first issue of the magazine is ready to start with 18 ready-to-publish articles and an almost ready second issue. In addition, the experience of the seminar assistants has also been pre-summarized and synchronized so that students can have the same level of preparation for the exams.

At the moment in Bulgaria there is no independent elaboration of the problems of the reception of Roman law and the formation of law in Europe. There is no textbook updated for the needs of teaching and seminars on Roman private law, and even less - for those taught from 201-2014. year new discipline "Roman Public Law". In this respect, Bulgaria lags significantly behind other countries, in which the respective disciplines have their own websites, and also publish electronic or printed magazines with novelistic themes. Separately, there is a significant number of teaching aids for seminars, tailored to the main courses, hours and interests of students. The experience of colleagues in this area can and should be shared.

So far, there have been no projects dedicated to the study and teaching of Roman law and the Roman legal tradition and the coordination of these activities at European level and the exchange of teachers and stuчdents under the Erasmus Program. In many other European countries, this has been the subject of special attention and funding for more than 30 years.

The project will fill a gap in the didactic literature, will create a prerequisite for teaching in accordance with modern trends, and at the same time will provide an opportunity for students and all those interested in historical and comparative research to get acquainted with leading publications. on the topic of the project.

The development of a website and a magazine in digital form is a suitable form for wider dissemination of information related to the project, for its continuous updating and supplementation and for adequate presentation in view of both the needs of the learning process and the wider interests of colleagues to Roman law and the Romance tradition.

1. This project will make a significant contribution to filling a gap in the teaching of Roman law and the Romance tradition in a historical context and also to European legal culture.
2. With the publication of the textbook the lecture course and the seminars will be synchronized, the accumulated literature will be summarized and a selected bibliography on the current problems of Roman law and the novelistic tradition will be made;
3. The construction of a website about Roman law will not only facilitate the learning process, but will also provide an opportunity for more modern learning with broader perspectives;
4. The publication of an digital magazine on Roman law will provide an opportunity for a wide range of readers to get acquainted with significant contemporary research in Roman law and the Romanesque tradition. The participation of foreign authors with significant scientific prestige, whose research is available only in large specialized libraries, will contribute greatly in this direction.
5. With the organization of a scientific conference the goals of the project will be presented to the general legal community, the good didactic practices of teaching Roman law and the Romance tradition in the most authoritative universities in Europe will be summarized.

For the implementation of the project will be involved the assistants in Roman law at the Law Faculty of Sofia University and in legal Latin from the Department of Classical Philology of FCNF, young researchers - students from the Circle of Roman Law and foreign assistants and doctoral students. The project is based on the significant participation of the assistants in the development of the site and the textbook for the seminars.

The method of work will be based on an interdisciplinary approach, as both special philological training and proficiency in Latin are needed, as well as good versatility in the field of Roman law, theory of law and civil and public law.

• review of the didactic literature on Roman law and novelistic tradition at home and abroad
• compiling a manual with texts translated from Latin, case studies and schemes, intended for the needs of seminars on Roman private law, as well as for the taught optional disciplines.
• compilation of a bibliography of works by Bulgarian and foreign authors on the topic of the project
• creating and maintaining a website on Roman law and Roman law tradition, on which to place didactic materials, as well as any other information related to the teaching and study of Roman law and Roman law tradition;
• compilation and publication twice a year of a novelistic magazine in electronic form, placed on the site under Roman law, with articles by Bulgarian and foreign novelists, respectively translated into Bulgarian
• organizing a conference on the teaching of Roman law and the Romance tradition in neighboring countries and in Europe, translated into Bulgarian and published in electronic form on the site presented reports.
• publishing information on the site about the work of the circle on Roman law - reports, presentations, etc.

The creation of the web site on Roman law will provide an opportunity for modern teaching of disciplines related to Roman law and the Romance tradition, as well as for maximum open presentation of the development of Romance science, sharing good practices in teaching and emphasizing topics related to with the continuity of principles and institutes from Antiquity to the present day.