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Proculus' Doctrine on the Economic Purposes of Money
No full textThe essay analyses the jurisprudential debate between Proculians and Sabinians in the light of the Tiberian economic policy, when some laws of Caesar were restored in order to overcome the cash flow crisis of 33 a.D. Nerva’s suicide and Proculus’ remembrance of the civil wars are the background of the juridical thought concerning the purposes (both saving and investment) of money. The author examines the development of the Proculus’ doctrine throughout some fragments of Celsus, Africanus and Scaevola
Gellio, lettore di Sabino
No full textIn four spots of the Noctes Atticae Gellius quotes the Memorialia of Masurius Sabinus. In this essay the author wonders whether Gellius directly consulted Sabinus’s work or obtained information from different sources. The Sabinian fragment (Gell. 3.16.23) taken from Pliny’s Naturalis historia is also analyzed: despite the presence of several analogies with the narrative structure of fragments of the Memorialia preserved by Gellius, the author assumes that it is taken from a different Sabinan work. Doubts are expressed, however, about direct consultation of Gellius’ other writings
Orazio Licandro, L’irruzione del legislatore romano-germanico. Legge, consuetudine e giuristi nella crisi dell’Occidente imperiale (V-VI sec. d.C.), Jovene Editore, Napoli 2015, pp. XI-822, ISBN 9782728310913
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