Epigraphic documents provide us with some hints on the process of the spread of Roman Law within Asia Minor: the dossier on the figures of legal advisors active in the Early Empire inform us about their mobility in connection with the study and practice of Law in the provinces, on the arduous work faced by these legal experts within the courts of their cities either as members or advisors of juries presided over by provincial governors, and on the possibilities open to them of social climbing both locally and provincially.
Iuris studiosi, iuris periti, esperti di diritto romano in Asia Minore nell’Alto impero: alcune riflessioni
Raggi, Andrea
2023-01-01
Abstract
Epigraphic documents provide us with some hints on the process of the spread of Roman Law within Asia Minor: the dossier on the figures of legal advisors active in the Early Empire inform us about their mobility in connection with the study and practice of Law in the provinces, on the arduous work faced by these legal experts within the courts of their cities either as members or advisors of juries presided over by provincial governors, and on the possibilities open to them of social climbing both locally and provincially.File in questo prodotto:
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