LAW, SOCIETY, AND AUTHORITY IN LATE ANTIQUITY

Notice(s) liée(s) (10)

2001 Arjava (Antti) SURVIVAL (THE) OF ROMAN FAMILY LAW AFTER THE BARBARIAN SETTLEMENTS PP. 33- 51

2001 Clark (G.) SPOILING THE EGYPTIANS: ROMAN LAW AND CHRISTIAN EXEGESIS IN LATE ANTIQUITY PP. 133- 147

2001 Greatrex (Geoffrey) LAWYERS AND HISTORIANS IN LATE ANTIQUITY PP. 148- 161

2001 Grubbs (Judith Evans) VIRGINS AND WIDOWS, SHOWGIRLS AND WHORES: LATE ROMAN LEGISLATION ON WOMEN AND CHRISTIANITY PP. 220- 241

2001 Harries (J.D.) RESOLVING DISPUTES: THE FRONTIERS OF LAW IN LATE ANTIQUITY PP. 68- 82

2001 Jones (M.E.) LEGACY (THE) OF ROMAN LAW IN POST-ROMAN BRITAIN PP. 52- 67

2001 Mathisen (Ralph Whitney) IMPERIAL HONORIFICS AND SENATORIAL STATUS IN LATE ROMAN LEGAL DOCUMENTS PP. 179- 207

2001 Matthews (John F.) INTERPRETING THE INTERPRETATIONES OF THE BREVIARUM PP. 11- 32

2001 Sivan (Hagith S.) WHY NOT MARRY A JEW? JEWISH-CHRISTIAN MARITAL FRONTIERS IN LATE ANTIQUITY PP. 208- 219

2001 Trout (Dennis E.) LEX AND IUSSO: THE FERIALE CAMPANUM AND CHRISTIANITY IN THE THEODOSIAN AGE PP. 162- 178