Symposion 2011
Vortrage zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte (Paris, 7.-10. September 2011)
edited by Gerhard Thur and Bernard Legras
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(February 2013)
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Das 18. Symposion der Internationalen Gesellschaft fur griechische und hellenistische Rechtsgeschichte fand vom 7. bis 10. September 2011 in Paris statt. Es wurden 15 Vortrage gehalten, deren Diskussion jeweils ein Respondent eroffnete. Eingeleitet durch einen historischen Uberblick uber den Beitrag Frankreichs zur Grazistik, sind die Vortrage und Antworten in diesem Band zusammengefasst: archaisches kretisches Recht, Recht des klassischen Athen, epigraphische Zeugnisse aus weiteren Poleis der hellenistischen und romischen Zeit, juristische Papyri, Vergleich mit keilschriftlichen Rechtsurkunden. Das Symposion pflegt das Zusammenwirken der rechtswissenschaftlichen mit den altertumswissenschaftlichen Disziplinen und lasst den Vortragenden freie Hand bei der Wahl von Themen aus ihren aktuellen Arbeitsgebieten.
Preface IX Bernard Legras, De Chantilly (1977) a Paris (2011) : le droit grec et hellenistique en France 1 Francoise Ruze, Dire le droit : retour sur la grande rhetra 5 Michael Gagarin, Observations on the Great Rhetra : A Response to Francoise Ruze 17 Alberto Maffi, Origine et application du principe de majorite dans la Grece ancienne 21 Stephen C. Todd, The Publication of Voting-Figures in the Ancient Greek World: A Response to Alberto Maffi 33 Antonio Banfi, Qualche considerazione intorno al controllo di legittimita a Atene 49 Jean-Christophe Couvenhes, Quel remede a quelle crise ? La fonction des nomophylaques dans le controle de la legitimite constitutionnelle athenienne sous Demetrios de Phalere : reponse a Antonio Banfi. 77 Adriaan Lanni, Social Sanctions in Classical Athens 99 Eva Cantarella, How Was Order Maintained in Classical Athens? A Response to Adriaan Lanni 111 Robert W. Wallace, When the Athenians Did Not Enforce Their Laws 115 Paulin Ismard, Le perimetre de la legalite dans lAthenes classique: reponse a Robert Wallace 127 Delfim F. Leao, The Myth of Autochthony, Athenian Citizenship and the Right of Enktesis : A Legal Approach to Euripides Ion 135 Adele C. Scafuro, The Legal Horizon of Euripides Ion : A Response to Delfim Leao 153 Michele Faraguna, Societa, amministrazione, diritto: lo statuto giuridico di tombe e periboloi nellAtene classica 165 Kaja Harter-Uipobuu, Offentliches und privates Eigentum an Grabstatten in kaiserzeitlichen Inschriften aus Athen und Kleinasien : Antwort auf Michele Faraguna 187 Francois de Polignac, Entre prive, public, civique : a propos de lintegration de cultes exterieurs dans lAthenes classique 199 Claude Mosse, Reponse a Francois de Polignac : lintroduction dun culte etranger a Athenes 211 Edward E. Cohen, Juridical Implications of Athenian Slaves Commercial Activity 213 Athina Dimopoulou, Le role des esclaves dans leconomie athenienne : reponse a Edward Cohen 225 Christophe Pebarthe, Droit et marche en Grece ancienne. De la monnaie athenienne comme loi 237 Guido Pfeifer, The Character of Ancient Near Eastern Economy : Response to Christophe Pebarthe 261 Julie Velissaropoulos-Karakostas, Periegeta : un nouveau terme de la vente grecque 267 Martin Dreher, Ein Kauf-horos aus Paros : Antwort auf J. Velissaropoulos-Karakostas 283 Gerhard Thur, Dispute over Ownership in Greek Law : Preliminary Thoughts about a New Inscription from Messene (SEG LVIII 370) 293 Maria S. Youni, Remarques sur une inscription messenienne : reponse a Gerhard Thur 317 Lene Rubinstein, Individual and Collective Liabilities of Boards of Officials in the Late Classical and Early Hellenistic Period 329 Julien Fournier, Les modalites de controle des magistrats de Thasos aux epoques classique et hellenistique : reponse a Lene Rubinstein 355 Uri Yiftach-Firanko, The Death of the Surety 365 Hans-Albert Rupprecht, Zur Burgschaft in den Papyri : Antwort auf Uri Yiftach-Firanko 383 Andreas Helmis, La problematique de la fiction dans le droit de lEgypte hellenistique 389 Andrea Jordens, Zur Fiktion im Recht der Papyri und bei Fritz Pringsheim: Antwort auf Andreas Helmis 399 Index des sources 407 Participants 431
- Edited by Bernard Legras
- Edited by Gerhard Thur
"...the series is widely recognized as the most prestigious in ancient Greek legal history. [...] ...the essays collected in Symposion encourage students and scholars alike to get into the legal weeds so as to render ancient legal thinking and practice intelligible and relevant not only to themselves and their ancient studies colleagues, but also to those in other departments and faculties where the interplay of law, society, and economics are today hotly debated." -- David M. Ratzan, Bryn Mawr Classical Review
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Other Titles in this Series
Symposion 2013
Vortrage zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte (Cambridge MA, 26.-29. August 2013)
Volume 24
Symposion 2022
Vortrage zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte (Gmunden, 22.-24 August 2022)
Volume 29
Symposion 2015
Vortrage zur griechischen und hellenistischen Rechtsgeschichte (Coimbra, 1.-4. September 2015)
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