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Elena Tassi Scandone, Quodammodo divini iuris. Per una storia giuridica delle res sanctae, Collana dell’Università di Roma La Sapienza – Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche, 87 Jovene Editore, Napoli 2013 – pp.194 ISBN 9788824322782
(2015)Elena Tassi Scandone addresses the legal history of res sanctae and delimits the survey with an analysis in four moments: the testimony of sources and interpretations of historiography; the rite of the sulcus primigenius; ... -
Bernardo Santalucia, La giustizia penale in Roma antica, Bologna, Società editrice il Mulino, pp. 1-161
(2015)A comprehensive profile, brief and concise, of the evolution of the administration of criminal justice in Rome, from the age of the origins to late antiquity. The author exposes the progressive development over time of the ... -
Citizenship and religion: inclusions and exclusions in the ancient world
(2015)The essay tries to explain what was the meaning and the function of the three broad categories (the so called status: familia, civitas, libertas), which were built in the Roman antiquity and were utilized to include and ... -
Luigi Labruna, Romanisti e no, Jovene, Napoli, 2014, pp. 286
(2015)The volume comes from the collection of academic interventions, conferences, essays, papers on journals and newspapers. The praefatio is written by Francesco Paolo Casavola. It deals with 23 portraits that make an interesting ... -
Justice, righteousness and Terry Pratchett
(2015)Justice, as a concept, is the foundation of the law. In this article the importance of the concept of justice and how the approach to justice is necessary to temper the law is discussed with reference to Lon Fuller’s Case ... -
Iole Fargnoli, Claudio Luzzati e Riccarda Dell’Oro (a cura di), La cattedra e la toga. Scritti romanistici di Aldo Dell’Oro, Milano 2015
(2015)Ten years after the death of Aldo Dell’Oro, a collection of his articles in Roman Law has been published. They concern private law institutes, the technique of the Justinian’s Digest and matters of public law. Dell’Oro was ...
