The Rise of the Roman Jurists Studies in Cicero s Pro Caecina 1st Edition by Bruce Frier ISBN 978-0691639567 0691639566

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ISBN 10:  0691639566

ISBN 13: 978-0691639567

Author: Bruce Frier

Combining historical, sociological, and legal expertise, Bruce Frier discloses the reasons for the emergence of law as a professional discipline in the later Roman Republic.

Originally published in 1985.

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Table of contents: 

I. THE LITIGANTS: AULUS CAECINA AND SEXTUS AEBUTIUS

Tarquinii and Rome

Caesennia’s Heirs The Problem of Litigiousness

II. THE URBAN PRAETOR: P. CORNELIUS DOLABELLA

The Praetor and His Law

Accessibility: The Capabilities of Law (1)

Law and Custom: Deduction Which Is Made by Morals

Appendix: Urban Praetors from 81 to 60 в.с.

III. THE ADVOCATES: M. TULLIUS CICERO AND

C. CALPURNIUS PISO

The Political Issue: Volaterrae and Arretium

The Earlier Speeches

Cicero’s Strategy in the pro Carcina

Advocates View the Law: Agonistic Law

IV. THE JURISTS: C. AQUILIUS GALLUS AND Ignotus

C. Aquilius Gallus: That His Kingdom of Fun

The Heritage of Q. Mucius Scaevola

The “Correct” Interpretation of the Interdict de Vi

Army

Jurists View the Law: The Ambiguities of “Autonomous Law”

V. THE RECOVERERS

The Court of the Recuperatores

Relating Rules to Cases: The Capabilities of Law (II)

Deciding Cases: The Problem of Legal Indeterminacy

VI. THE Corona

Legitimation through Procedure

On the Road to Classical Roman Law

VII. CONCLUSION: THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF LAW

Index of Passages Cited

General Index

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