Speaking of revenge, according to the historical development of institutions and societies, is to refer to a concept that stands by its nature in the context of reciprocity, correspondence, balance a factual situation altered by an illegal precedent. In this paper the concept of revenge in ancient Rome and the evolution of this concept is analyzed from the archaic to the imperial law
This work assumes the importance of knowing the ancient Roman criminal law through the use of liter...
The work analyzes the original notion of theft in Roman law at the time of twelve tables (450 B.C.) ...
Based on a conceptual historiographic and semantic analysis of the fundamental terminology of the ri...
Speaking of revenge, according to the historical development of institutions and societies, is to re...
Relying on Giuseppe Lorini and Michelina Masia\u2019s insightful book Antropologia della vendetta (2...
Revenge is usually considered a mere instinctive and spontaneous reaction to an injustice. However, ...
In ancient Rome, to protect the State and prevent some people from accessing important positions, in...
The essay aims at describing the different ways in which vindicatory violence and the recourse to of...
In the early imperial age, some brutal punishment practices for the execution of the poena capitis w...
This article displays a chronological journey of some of the sources of Roman Law that allows us to ...
The first evidence of Roman delicts is in the XII Tables that in the middle of the 5th century intro...
The article suggestively called Damnatio memoriae. Historical and moral revenge in images is conside...
This volume offers a new theoretical approach to the analysis of the law/revenge binary, and attempt...
In varying ways, vengeance is a prominent feature in the human social experience. At first appearing...
Generalising doctrines of a »criminal legal historical« character on act and delinquent only very in...
This work assumes the importance of knowing the ancient Roman criminal law through the use of liter...
The work analyzes the original notion of theft in Roman law at the time of twelve tables (450 B.C.) ...
Based on a conceptual historiographic and semantic analysis of the fundamental terminology of the ri...
Speaking of revenge, according to the historical development of institutions and societies, is to re...
Relying on Giuseppe Lorini and Michelina Masia\u2019s insightful book Antropologia della vendetta (2...
Revenge is usually considered a mere instinctive and spontaneous reaction to an injustice. However, ...
In ancient Rome, to protect the State and prevent some people from accessing important positions, in...
The essay aims at describing the different ways in which vindicatory violence and the recourse to of...
In the early imperial age, some brutal punishment practices for the execution of the poena capitis w...
This article displays a chronological journey of some of the sources of Roman Law that allows us to ...
The first evidence of Roman delicts is in the XII Tables that in the middle of the 5th century intro...
The article suggestively called Damnatio memoriae. Historical and moral revenge in images is conside...
This volume offers a new theoretical approach to the analysis of the law/revenge binary, and attempt...
In varying ways, vengeance is a prominent feature in the human social experience. At first appearing...
Generalising doctrines of a »criminal legal historical« character on act and delinquent only very in...
This work assumes the importance of knowing the ancient Roman criminal law through the use of liter...
The work analyzes the original notion of theft in Roman law at the time of twelve tables (450 B.C.) ...
Based on a conceptual historiographic and semantic analysis of the fundamental terminology of the ri...