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À proposLes juristes de l'époque de Justinien tendent à ignorer les questions ethniques. Il y a pourtant des exceptions, notamment dans une scholie anonyme tirée d'un commentaire grec du Digeste, sans doute celui de Stéphanos l'Antécesseur. Cette scholie se rapporte à un fragment de Papinien qui énonce une règle selon laquelle "toutes les fois qu'on enquête pour savoir quel est, ou n'est pas, le genus ou la gens de quelqu'un, celui-ci doit le prouver lui-même". L'auteur de la scholie, qui enseigne le droit romain à des élèves hellénophones, probablement à Constantinople, rend ici gens par ethnos, et illustre le raport entre ethnos et preuve par trois exemples du domaine du droit public. Le premier exemple fait des phoideratoi, groupe d'alliés Goths devenus des militaires à part entière au début du VIe siècle, un ethnos qui est à la fois étranger et privilégié ; le deuxième évoque le cas d'un colon (géôrgos) qui revendique comme le lieu de son origo un domaine exempté de certaines charges fiscales ; vient enfin un curieux exemple selon lequel des mystérieux "chasseurs de Syriens" (Syropiastai) et "chasseurs d'Egyptiens" (Aigyptopiastai) soupçonnent les individus qu'ils détiennent de dissimuler leur identité ethnique. Ces exemples font de cette scholie injustement négligée par la recherche moderne un témoignage plein d'intérêt pour l'histoire administrative, militaire et sociale du monde protobyzantin.

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The discovery in the Judaean desert between 1951 and 1961 of documentary papyri from the period of the Bar-Kochba Revolt in the early second century opened for the first time a window on the lives of Jewish lay people on the periphery of Judaea in a critical period of history. By the year 2000 these texts were published in full. Of particular interest was the light they shed on the interplay of Jewish, Greek and Roman law in the Roman provinces of Judaea and Arabia. In the current volume leading scholars from Europe, America and Israel debate the major questions raised by these texts and offer new insights into the material and its implications.

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