LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. Knowledge of the institutes of Roman private law and civil procedural law of ancient Rome.

2. Knowledge of the economic basis of the history of ancient Rome and the ancient Mediterranean in order to legal regulation

3. Knowledge of the lines of continuity and caesuras between Roman legal experience and current law.

4. Knowledge of the sources of production and knowledge of Roman law

5. Knowledge of the evolutionary lines of the history of the Roman constitution, with particular attention to central and peripheral administration structures

6. Knowledge of the law and criminal procedure of the Roman legal experience.

COURSE CONTENTS

1. The system of Roman law
2. The Monarchy
3. The Republic - part I
4. The Republic - part II
5. The Principality
6. The Dominate
7. Criminal repression
8. People, family, objects
9. The civil trial
10. The legal transaction
11. The succession mortis causa
12. Property rights
13. Obligations - part I
14. Obligations - part II

A. GUARINO, Diritto privato romano, XII ed., Napoli, Jovene 2001, con esclusione delle pagine da 594 a 625.with the exception of pages 594 to 625. The footnotes are excluded, except those from pag. 81 on p. 156; B. SANTALUCIA, La giustizia penale in Roma antica, Il Mulino, Bologna, 2016.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. Knowledge of the institutes of Roman private law and civil procedural law of ancient Rome.

2. Knowledge of the economic basis of the history of ancient Rome and the ancient Mediterranean in order to legal regulation

3. Knowledge of the lines of continuity and caesuras between Roman legal experience and current law.

4. Knowledge of the sources of production and knowledge of Roman law

5. Knowledge of the evolutionary lines of the history of the Roman constitution, with particular attention to central and peripheral administration structures

6. Knowledge of the law and criminal procedure of the Roman legal experience.

COURSE CONTENTS

1. The system of Roman law
2. The Monarchy
3. The Republic - part I
4. The Republic - part II
5. The Principality
6. The Dominate
7. Criminal repression
8. People, family, objects
9. The civil trial
10. The legal transaction
11. The succession mortis causa
12. Property rights
13. Obligations - part I
14. Obligations - part II

A. GUARINO, Diritto privato romano, XII ed., Napoli, Jovene 2001, with the exception of pages 594 to 625. The footnotes are excluded, except those from pag. 81 on p. 156; B. SANTALUCIA, La giustizia penale in Roma antica, Il Mulino, Bologna, 2016.