Cnaeus Domitius Ulpianus
Ad edictum libri I-III
by Cristina Giachi
Hardback (Published)
(March 2023)
ISBN: 9788891327093
6.65 x 9.45 inches
Price: $245.00
In stock
Il commento ad edictum di Ulpiano e uno dei grandi testi del pensiero giuridico occidentale: nel suo poderoso impianto si riflettono secoli di un sapere prestigioso, destinato a svolgere un ruolo cruciale nel laboratorio della modernita. Insieme, e anche l’opera piu utilizzata dai Compilatori giustinianei nella redazione dei Digesta, e di conseguenza quella che noi conosciamo meglio, accanto alle Istituzioni di Gaio, di tutta la giurisprudenza romana. Ad essa – e in particolare ai primi sei libri che la compongono – sono dedicati due volumi degli “Scriptores”: il primo con i libri I-III, a cura di Cristina Giachi, e il secondo con i libri IV-VI, a cura di Antonio Angelosanto, Valerio Marotta, Francesca Pulitano, Aldo Schiavone. La loro lettura introduce a una visione nello stesso tempo analitica e complessiva del lavoro ulpianeo, in una prospettiva che rappresenta una novita assoluta nella storiografia giuridica.
- By (author) Cristina Giachi
- Edited by Cristina Giachi
- Edited by Francesca Pulitano
- Edited by Aldo Schiavone
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