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« Curiosi » e servizi ispettivi dans l'Antiquité tardive, Lucietta Di Paola, Per la storia degli "occhi del re". I servizi ispettivi nella Tarda Antichità, Pelorias
No full textReduzzi Merola Francesca. « Curiosi » e servizi ispettivi dans l'Antiquité tardive, Lucietta Di Paola, Per la storia degli "occhi del re". I servizi ispettivi nella Tarda Antichità, Pelorias. In: Dialogues d'histoire ancienne, vol. 32, n°1, 2006. pp. 191-193
Ancora su D. 21.2.39.1, 'stipulatio duplae' e 'traditio'.
No full textReduzzi Merola Francesca. Ancora su D. 21.2.39.1, stipulatio duplae e traditio. In: Histoire, espaces et marges de l'Antiquité : hommages à Monique Clavel-Lévêque. Tome 3. Besançon : Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l'Antiquité, 2004. pp. 316-321. (Collection « ISTA », 934
Ventes d'esclaves sur les marchés de Campanie
No full textReduzzi Merola Francesca. Ventes d'esclaves sur les marchés de Campanie. In: Routes et Marchés d'esclaves. Besançon 27-29 septembre 2001. Besançon : Presses Universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2002. pp. 321-325. (Actes des colloques du Groupe de recherche sur l'esclavage dans l'antiquité, 26
Orbits on -tuples for infinite permutation groups
No full textAbstractThis paper presents a theorem on the growth rate of the orbit-counting sequences of a primitive oligomorphic group: if G is not a highly homogeneous group, then the growth rate for the sequence counting orbits onn -tuples of distinct elements is bounded below by cnn!, wherec≈ 1.172. The previously known lower bounds concerned all not highly transitive groups, including highly homogeneous groups which are known to have roughly factorial growth rate. This paper shows that highly homogeneous groups are the only groups with such a growth rate, while for all other primitive groups the growth rate is faster and the bound is improved by an exponential factor
On anti-Novák cycle systems
Full text linkThis note is motivated by recent work by Feng et al. (2021) which studies Novák’s conjecture for Steiner Triple Systems and extends it to cyclic Steiner 2-designs, and more generally to cyclic 2-designs. Here we consider instead a generalization to cyclic
-cycle systems: we show that in this setting the generalized conjecture is false for k>4
, and construct some families of counterexamples which arise
La stipulatio servile tra ius civile e ius honorarium
No full text"The stipulatio of Slaves between ius civile and ius honorarium ".
This paper examines legal texts, starting from the Digeste and the documents of the Campanian practices where slaves perform stipulationes. I am highlighting fields of application of these obligations, their purposes, and their effects.Il contributo ha ad oggetto le stipulationes compiute da schiavi tra documenti della prassi e scritti giurisprudenziali ; di tali obbligazioni si mettono in luce gli ambiti applicativi, le finalità e gli effetti."La stipulatio des esclaves entre ius civile et ius honorarium".
La contribution examine les textes juridiques, depuis le Digeste et les documents de la pratique campanienne, où des esclaves accomplissent des stipulationes ; je souligne les domaines d’application de ces obligations, leurs buts et leurs effets.Reduzzi Merola Francesca. La stipulatio servile tra ius civile e ius honorarium. In: Lo viejo y lo nuevo en las sociedades antiguas: homenaje a Alberto Prieto
De quoi parle-t-on quand on parle d’esclavage volontaire à Rome ?
No full textThe long-denied fact that a free-born man might seek to become a slave really began to be of interest to legal scholars and Roman historians following the publication of the paper by Paul Veyne and Jacques Ramin. Why would one want to become a slave while one is free ? How does this passage from freedom to slavery take place ? How have ancient and modern legal scholars accounted for this presumably degrading change of status ? The author of the present paper surveys current hypotheses and suggests new avenues to understand a phenomenon the nature and magnitude of which justify a new approach.Longtemps nié, le fait qu’un homme libre puisse chercher à devenir esclave a véritablement commencé à intéresser les juristes et les historiens romanistes à la suite de la publication de l’article de Paul Veyne et Jacques Ramin. Pourquoi chercher à devenir esclave quand on est libre ? Comment ce passage de la liberté à la servitude s’effectue-t-il ? Comment les juristes antiques et les modernes apprécient-ils ce changement de statut a priori dégradant ? L’auteur s’emploie dans ce texte à dresser le tableau des hypothèses en cours et à proposer de nouvelles pistes de compréhension d’un phénomène dont la nature et l’ampleur méritent un nouveau regard.Reduzzi Merola Francesca. De quoi parle-t-on quand on parle d’esclavage volontaire à Rome ?. In: Dialogues d'histoire ancienne, vol. 47, n°1, 2021. pp. 159-177
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