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Juan Signes Codoñer/ José Domingo Rodríguez Martín/Francisco Javier Andrés Santos, Diccionario Jurídico Bizantino Griego–Español. Sobre la base de la Introducción al derecho del patriarca Focio y de las Novelas de León VI El Sabio. Granada, Editorial Comares 2019. XI, 544 p. ISBN 978-84-9045-789-4, bespr. v. A. Cherchi
No full textLa 'lex lecta' e il 'mutuum cum stipulatione' nel pensiero di Paolo. Riflessioni tra le pagine di van Eck
No full textBased on the recent translation and commentary of the van Eck’s dissertation De septem damnatis legibus Pandectarum seu Crucibus jurisconsultorum, the article discusses the conclusions reached by the author, in 1682, regarding the Paulus’ controversial text preserved in D. 12.1.40. To this end, the article deepens the questions posed by the mutuum cum stipulatione described in D. 12.1.40 and the solutions discussed by Paulus and his opponents. Morevorer, by examining other sources that testify how Paulus solved, in other places, particularly complex cases of mutua cum stipulationibus, the paper shows that the van Eck’s results are even today largely plausible, although they occasionally need some adjustments. Finally, the paper shows that the van Eck’s results are still able to relaunch the age-old reflection on D. 12.1.40
I compilatori al lavoro sul Codex. Confronto tra c. 11.7(6) e il suo corrispondente Teodosiano
No full textThe article compares C. 11.(7)6 and Cod. Th. 10.19 with the aim of highlighting the method and the logics
used by Justinian’s Compilers in reordering the mining legislation coming from the Codex Theodosianus. By
examining the provisions accepted or rejected in the Justinian’s Code, the research shows that the careful
selection and amendment of the laws coming from Cod. Th. 10.19 preformed by the Justinian’s Compilers
took primarily in account the need to remove interpretive doubts in order to better safeguard the specific
interests involved in the mining law
Considerazioni in tema di società minerarie nel diritto romano del Principato. Note a margine di Vip. II.6-8
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Riflessioni sulla condizione giuridica delle 'metallariae' nel tardo impero. A proposito di C. 11.7(6).7
No full textThe essay examines the legal status of metallariae in the later Roman Empire, starting from the references to metallariae preserved in C. 11.7(6).7. After overviewing the solutions of the Severian age regarding damnatae ad metalla, the research compares the regulation imposed by C. 11.7(6).7 with the regulation about metallarii contained in CTh. 10.19.15. Finally, the research shows that probably
Justinian’s compilers, in C. 11.7(6).7, expressly equalized metallariae and metallarii to avoid doubts and elusive interpretations regarding the law prevously in force
Profili tributari del regime dei metallarii nel IV secolo d.C.
No full textDopo avere ripercorso le principali opinioni della dottrina sullo status dei metallarii nel diritto romano tardoantico, l’articolo focalizza l’attenzione sul regime tributario dei metallarii e degli aurileguli conservato in CTh. 10.19.3, 4 e 12. Sebbene caratterizzate da alcuni limiti, tali costituzioni consentono d’individuare obblighi tributari diversi, che operarono probabilmente in parallelo nelle diverse aree minerarie dell’Impero, nella seconda metà del IV secolo d.C. Da un lato, si evince una disciplina volta a favorire l’attività di ricerca di nuove risorse aurifere intrapresa sponte, dall’altro lato, però, emergono altresì obblighi tributari potenzialmente gravosi, che avrebbero potuto fare ricadere sui metallarii e gli aurileguli l’alto rischio connesso con l’esito dell’attività di estrazione dell’oro.After recognizing the main opinions of the doctrine about the status of metallarii in late imperial Roman law, the paper focuses on the tax regime of the metallarii and the aurileguli contained in CTh. 10.19.3, 4 and 12. Although characterized by some limits, these constitutions show different tax obligations, which probably worked simultaneously in different mining areas of the Empire, in the second half of the 4th century AD. On the one hand, a favourable taxation was established to encourage the search for gold undertaken of own free will, but, on the other hand, potentially heavy tax obligations also emerge, which could burden the metallarii and the aurileguli with the high risk associated of gold mining.Después de haber trazado las principales opiniones de la doctrina sobre el estatus de los metallarii en el Derecho romano tardía, el artículo se centra en el régimen fiscal de metallarii y aurileguli almacenada en CTH . 10.19.3 , 4 y 12. Aunque se caracteriza por algunas limitaciones, tales constituciones pueden exponer diferentes obligaciones tributarias, lo que probablemente trabajaban en paralelo en diferentes zonas mineras del Imperio, en la segunda mitad del siglo IV dC. Por un lado, se muestra una tributación favorable para impulsar la búsqueda de oro, por otro lado, sin embargo, surgen también obligaciones tributarias potencialmente pesadas, que podrían haber hecho caer sobre metallarii y hasta aurileguli el ato riesgo asociado con el resultado de la extracción de oro
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