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Contracts (Roman law). --- Sales (Roman law). --- Stipulatio (Roman law). --- Contracts (Roman law) --- Sales (Roman law) --- Stipulatio (Roman law) --- Roman law --- Sales
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Der spätklassische Jurist Aemilius Papinianus ist als Märtyrer in die Geschichte des Rechts eingegangen: Er soll auf Befehl Caracallas erschlagen worden sein, weil er sich weigerte, den Mord an Carcallas Mitkaiser Geta zu rechtfertigen. Dieses hohe ethische Ideal findet sich auch in Papinians Werk, in dem aequitas, humanitas und pietas die juristische Argumentation abrunden und überhöhen. Gleichzeitig gilt Papinians Sprache als obskur und dunkel, was den Verdacht einer nachklassischen Bearbeitung begründet hat. Die vorgelegte Studie (Habilitation Univ. des Saarlandes 2009) widmet sich dem wissenschaftlichen Hauptwerk des Papinian, den sogenannten Quaestiones, und unterzieht sie einer sowohl juristischen als auch rhetorischen Analyse. Auf diese Weise erweist sich Papinians Werk nicht nur als originelle Verbindung von Recht und Rhetorik. Vielmehr werden auf diese Weise zum ersten Mal Gesamtlinien der juristischen Argumentation erkennbar sowie der Anspruch, den Leser von der Richtigkeit der entwickelten Rechtsmeinungen auch auf rhetorischem Wege zu überzeugen. Die Studie weist den Verdacht nachklassischer Bearbeitung ebenso zurück wie die Behauptung, die juristische Fachliteratur zeige sich unbeeinflusst von literarischen Moden ihrer Zeit.
Roman law --- Law - Non-U.S. --- Law, Politics & Government --- Law - Europe, except U.K. --- Roman law. --- Rhetorik. --- Papinian, --- Quaestiones. --- Civil law --- Civil law (Roman law) --- Law --- Law, Roman --- Papinian, - d. 212. - Quaestiones --- Rechtsmeinung --- Quaestiones --- Papinianus --- Caracalla
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Droit romain --- Droit romain --- Successions et héritages (droit romain) --- Histoire. --- Influence.
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The essays in this volume examine continuities and ruptures in the legal system of the "soldier-emperor." What were the interactions between crisis and the law? Does political instability explain changes in the development of the law? Is there evidence of specifically regional legal pathways? Are there unique features in private law? Drawing upon legal sources, the authors construct a multifaceted picture of an epoch characterized by upheavals.
Anarchie militaire (Rome ; 235-284) --- Stabilité politique --- Droit --- 3e siècle --- Contracts (Roman law). --- Property (Roman law). --- Sales (Roman law). --- Roman law --- Law - Non-U.S. --- Law, Politics & Government --- Law - Europe, except U.K. --- History --- Civil law --- Civil law (Roman law) --- Law --- Law, Roman --- Stabilité politique --- 3e siècle --- Rome --- Politics and government --- Rim --- Roman Empire --- Roman Republic (510-30 B.C.) --- Romi (Empire) --- Byzantine Empire --- Rome (Italy) --- Soldier-emperor, Roman law, the Empire in crisis.
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Transmission of texts --- Roman law --- Study and teaching --- History --- Gaius --- Gaius. --- Gaius. --- Criticism, Textual.
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Roman law --- Suretyship and guaranty (Roman law) --- Roman law --- Civil law --- Language --- Bürge, Alfons
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"The new reference work for Roman private law covers the development from early Roman law to Justinian's codification. This is the first comprehensive work in fifty years which is abreast of current research. The work provides orientation by experts in view of the multitude of research subjects and constantly increasing secondary literature. It will also be of use to historians studying ancient history, classical philologists, other scholars of the humanities and legal professionals as a reference work and aspires to be a point of reference for international research on Roman law. It focuses on the discussion on late republican and imperial Roman jurists with reference to civil procedure, and uses epigraphical and papyrological material, also taking into account Roman law in the provinces." --
Roman law. --- Common law --- Practice of law (Roman law) --- Evidence, Documentary. --- Roman influences. --- History. --- Roman law --- Civil law --- Civil law (Roman law) --- Law --- Law, Roman
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Droit privé --- Witz, Claude, --- Civil law --- Droit civil --- Comparative law --- Droit comparé --- Witz, Claude --- Droit privé
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