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The Rise of the Roman Jurists
Studies in Cicero's Pro Caecina
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Bruce W. Frier
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English
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1985
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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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Keywords for this book
Praetor; Plaintiff; Roman Law; The Roman Revolution; Roman Empire; Gaius (jurist); Licinia (gens); Legal science; Praetor's Edict; Roman Republic; Pro Tullio; Roman citizenship; Etruscan civilization; Officium (Ancient Rome); Common law; Judicial activism; Roman Senate; Pliny the Younger; Verres; Legal profession; Sulla; Legal positivism; Lex Agraria; Philosophy of law; Lex Plaetoria; Law in action; Rule of law; Pro Quinctio; Aulus Gellius; Cato the Elder; Res publica; Privatus; Principate; Quintilian; Titinius; Gaius Marius; Analytical jurisprudence; Usufruct; Legislation; Standing (law); Ulpian; Tacitus; Pro Cluentio; Cicero; Gnaeus (praenomen); Quaestor; Exordium (rhetoric); Legal education; Auctoritas; Legal recourse; Plebs; Fabius Maximus; Due process; Furtum; Philippic; Grand style (rhetoric); Sempronius Asellio; Proscription; Rebuttal; Centumviral court; Reexamination; De Oratore; Ex parte; Excursus; Ambitus; Advocatus; Caecilius Metellus; Interdictum; Stipulatio; The Ancient Economy
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