The paper analyses the occurrences of legal technical terms and information concerning legal institutions in the Interpretationes Vergilianae, in order to shed light on Tiberius Claudius Donatus’ knowledge of law. Although the words pertaining Roman law in Donatus’ commentary are many, his knowledge of the matter seems superficial, and due to the generic use of legal discourses in the schools of rhetoric. The author was not a lawyer; his use of legal references has to be interpreted as a display of erudition, necessary for explaining therichness of Vergil’s world
I codici Bernensis 1 65 (T) e Vat. Lat. 1 570 (F) sono accomunati dalla presenza di annotazioni inte...
This paper focuses on the role of rhetoric in the democratic polis, with particular regard to legal ...
textabstractThis paper traces the common history of European legal scholarship from its beginning in...
The paper examines legal historians’ discourses concerning the interpretation of Roman legal sources...
Tiberio Claudio Donato ha rivestito un ruolo del tutto marginale nell’ambito della filologia virgili...
The topic of the interpretation of law and the use of analogy in Roman law, and in particular in Rom...
This paper contains a detailed analysis of the final epistle of Tiberius Claudius Donatus\u2019 Inte...
Through the investigation of a few (exemplary) fragments coming from the jurisprudential literature ...
This thesis proposes a new model of situating Roman jurisprudence in the intellectual world of the E...
The paper is an attempt to answer the fundamental question whether there is any rationale behind stu...
The work aims to deepen the sources of Roman law after the substantial changes of the 3rd and 4th ce...
The author analyses a dozen of claims ('theses') from Roman law in the doctoral work of Nikola Krsti...
During the Middle Ages and the Age of Humanism, the study of Roman law is not connected with an inte...
This paper focuses on some aspects of Roman jurisprudential literature between II and III century B...
This article offers a reading of the acceptance of Roman law in the European legal systems since the...
I codici Bernensis 1 65 (T) e Vat. Lat. 1 570 (F) sono accomunati dalla presenza di annotazioni inte...
This paper focuses on the role of rhetoric in the democratic polis, with particular regard to legal ...
textabstractThis paper traces the common history of European legal scholarship from its beginning in...
The paper examines legal historians’ discourses concerning the interpretation of Roman legal sources...
Tiberio Claudio Donato ha rivestito un ruolo del tutto marginale nell’ambito della filologia virgili...
The topic of the interpretation of law and the use of analogy in Roman law, and in particular in Rom...
This paper contains a detailed analysis of the final epistle of Tiberius Claudius Donatus\u2019 Inte...
Through the investigation of a few (exemplary) fragments coming from the jurisprudential literature ...
This thesis proposes a new model of situating Roman jurisprudence in the intellectual world of the E...
The paper is an attempt to answer the fundamental question whether there is any rationale behind stu...
The work aims to deepen the sources of Roman law after the substantial changes of the 3rd and 4th ce...
The author analyses a dozen of claims ('theses') from Roman law in the doctoral work of Nikola Krsti...
During the Middle Ages and the Age of Humanism, the study of Roman law is not connected with an inte...
This paper focuses on some aspects of Roman jurisprudential literature between II and III century B...
This article offers a reading of the acceptance of Roman law in the European legal systems since the...
I codici Bernensis 1 65 (T) e Vat. Lat. 1 570 (F) sono accomunati dalla presenza di annotazioni inte...
This paper focuses on the role of rhetoric in the democratic polis, with particular regard to legal ...
textabstractThis paper traces the common history of European legal scholarship from its beginning in...