International audienceThis paper takes into consideration the problems surrounding the transfer of family law in the ancient world in the context of the Roman province of Egypt. We limit ourselves to the study of family law. This paper will examine the old as well as the new practices linked to the integration of Egypt into the Imperium Romanum. During the Hellenistic period, this province provides a model of a region governed by not one but several legal codes. One result of the present research is to demonstrate that the singularity of Egypt essentially rests on the specificity and abundance of papyrological documentation, and not on a judicial statute that would render it fundamentally different from other provinces.La problématique des ...
International audienceThe inheritance of Roman law is complex. On the same background created by Rom...
This paper is one of a series of preliminary studies that I hope will eventually end in a book-lengt...
Scholars over the last few decades have been unable to find a convincing explanation for the widespr...
International audienceThis paper takes into consideration the problems surrounding the transfer of f...
Les présents travaux portent sur une période particulière de l’Égypte pharaonique, marquée par l’app...
Modern scholars are deeply divided over whether Byzantine Egypt (350 to 650 CE) followed Roman law, ...
This project examines a variety of documentary evidence preserved on papyrus in order to discern the...
For at least two hundred and fifty years, many men in the Roman province of Egypt married their full...
The Romano-Germanic family of legal systems, also known as the family of civil law, comprehends the ...
La question du rôle du droit romain sur le développement du droit musulman invite à une étude histor...
Living under Two Laws : The Poly-juridical Family Practice of Jewish Roman Citizens. Jewish Roman c...
International audienceThis article treats the development of the Egyptian legal system from the Sait...
This Dissertation dealt with the law of succession in Ancient Egypt, and is composed of two parts. T...
As we know since Ludwig Mitteis, Egypt's incorporation to the Roman Empire brought little change to ...
This paper aims to present comprehensions about marriage and its various forms that existed in ancie...
International audienceThe inheritance of Roman law is complex. On the same background created by Rom...
This paper is one of a series of preliminary studies that I hope will eventually end in a book-lengt...
Scholars over the last few decades have been unable to find a convincing explanation for the widespr...
International audienceThis paper takes into consideration the problems surrounding the transfer of f...
Les présents travaux portent sur une période particulière de l’Égypte pharaonique, marquée par l’app...
Modern scholars are deeply divided over whether Byzantine Egypt (350 to 650 CE) followed Roman law, ...
This project examines a variety of documentary evidence preserved on papyrus in order to discern the...
For at least two hundred and fifty years, many men in the Roman province of Egypt married their full...
The Romano-Germanic family of legal systems, also known as the family of civil law, comprehends the ...
La question du rôle du droit romain sur le développement du droit musulman invite à une étude histor...
Living under Two Laws : The Poly-juridical Family Practice of Jewish Roman Citizens. Jewish Roman c...
International audienceThis article treats the development of the Egyptian legal system from the Sait...
This Dissertation dealt with the law of succession in Ancient Egypt, and is composed of two parts. T...
As we know since Ludwig Mitteis, Egypt's incorporation to the Roman Empire brought little change to ...
This paper aims to present comprehensions about marriage and its various forms that existed in ancie...
International audienceThe inheritance of Roman law is complex. On the same background created by Rom...
This paper is one of a series of preliminary studies that I hope will eventually end in a book-lengt...
Scholars over the last few decades have been unable to find a convincing explanation for the widespr...