[Lévy-Bruhl Miscellany] – ANCIENT LAW AND LEGAL SOCIOLOGY, Henri LÉVY-

[Mélanges Lévy-Bruhl]

ANCIENT LAW AND LEGAL SOCIOLOGY, Mélanges Henri LÉVY-BRUHL, Publications of the Institute of Roman Law of the University of Paris, vol. XVII

Édition :

Paris

Date :

1959

octavo, half ivory vellum, gilt title on black morocco binding with gilt fillets framing, bound with the monogram "JGG", black and white portrait outside the text of the recipient, (very slight loss of morocco binding), very good condition, V-506 p.

Contributions of I: Law of Antiquity: V. Arangio-Ruiz - Lo “status” di L. Venidio Ennico ercolanese; R. Besnier, The extension of lapsed laws to trusts according to Gaius (Institutes, II, 286 and 286 a); A.-J. Boyé, Pro Pretonia iusta; G. Boyer, Isidore of Seville and the definition of deposit; David Daube, Doves and Bees, J. Dénoyez, The “bona materna” in the light of D.5.3; F. Dumont, The Testament of Antoine; R. Feenstra, Two texts by Gaius on contractual responsibility; P. de Francisci, Some remarks on the “creatio” of magistrates; M. Garaud, Inscription of Claudia Varenilla and the seat of the government of Aquitaine; A.-E. Giffard, An alleged interpolation in Dig. de aestimatoria 19.3.1; Henri Henne, On Caesar's Will; HR Hoetink, On the “Claudian Senatus Consultum”; M. Horvat, Two Phases of the Roman Trial; V. Korosec, Some Legal Remarks on Two International Treaties of Alalah; M. Lemosse, Criminal Actions for Theft in Ancient Roman Civil Law; J.-P. Lévy, Cicero and Judicial Evidence; A. Magdelain, Note on the “Purgatio Morae”; Ph. Meylan, On the Deposit of Sale in Plautus; J. Paoli, Legitimum ius; F. Pringsheim, The Origin of the “Lex Aquilia”; J. Roussier, The Normal Duration of Pregnancy; G. and M. Sautel, Note on the “quod jussi” Action and its Post-Classical Fates; M. Scheltema, On the Alleged Preface to the Basilicas; D. Stojcevic, Adgnatus proximus; E. Szlechter, Six Adoption Contracts from Ur; R. Taubenschlag, Die condemnatio pecuniaria im Rechte der Papyri; J.C. Van Oven, Pauli Sententiae 5.7.2; R. Villers, The Last Century of the Roman Republic: Reflections on the Duality of Powers; F. de Visscher, “Ex iure Quiritium”; Ed. Volerra, Some Remarks on the Style of Constantine's Constitutions; P. van Warmelo, Marcus Aurelius's Rescript Concerning Compensation. II: Legal Sociology: J. Carbonnier, Nocturne; J. Dauvillier, Legal Problems of the Paleolithic Era; M. Durry, The Tomb of Artemidorus; J. Gaudemet, Roman Law and Malagasy Customs; V. Al. Georgesco, The Reception of Romano-Byzantine Law in the Romanian Principalities (Moldavia and Wallachi); L. Gernet, Note on the Notion of Private Tort in Greek Law; J. Imbert, From Sociology to Law: Roman “Fides”; G. Le Bras, Personal Capacity and Social Structures in the Very Ancient Law of Rome; G. Lepointe, A Private Ordeal in Madagascar; J. Marouzeau, On Two Aspects of the Language of Law; R. Orestano, Obligationes e Dialettica; P. Ourliac, Gascon custom and dialects (Note on the customary geography of the Southwest in the Middle Ages); A. Paganiol, Fides and bronze hands (Densae dexterae, Cic., ad Att., VII, I); J. Pirenne, Some sociological considerations on the historical evolution of ancient Egypt; J. Poirier, The originality of the customary laws of Black Africa; M. Villey, What the history of law owes to Comte.

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Mots-clés : Ancient Law - History of Law, Roman Law - Ancient Laws

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