Nomôdos: "Yearbook of the Research Centre for the History of Greek Law", vol. 42, Sup. XI, M. Sundahl, D. Mirhady, I. Arnaoutoglou, "A New Working Bibliography of Ancient Greek Law (7th-4th centuries Be)", Academy of Athens, mai 2011

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"Yearbook of the Research Centre for the History of Greek Law", vol. 42, Sup. XI, M. Sundahl, D. Mirhady, I. Arnaoutoglou, "A New Working Bibliography of Ancient Greek Law (7th-4th centuries Be)", Academy of Athens, mai 2011

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Academy of Athens

Yearbook of the Research Centre for the History of Greek Law

Vol. 42, Supplément XI

Mark Sundahl, David Mirhady, Ilias Arnaoutoglou

A New Working Bibliography of Ancient Greek Law

(7th-4th centuries Be)

Athens, Academy of Athens, mai 2011.

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Main Contents

Abbreviations

Introduction

"Eisagogè"

Sommaire

Thematic bibliography

I. Sources

Orators

Aischines
Andokides
Antiphon
Demades
Demosthenes / Apollodoros
Deinarchos
Hypereides
Isaios
Isokrates
Lykourgos
Lysias.

Epic poetry
Tragedy

Aischylos
Euripides
Sophokles

Comedy

Aristophanes
Menander

Philosophers

Aristotle
Plato

Historiography

Thukydides
Xenophon

Lexica
Other literary Sources
Inscriptions

II. Auxiliaries of the discipline

Bibliographies and assessment of scholarly contributions; Manuals - introductory essays; Methodology; Greek legal history through different lenses.

III. Fundamental principles

Legal concepts, legal thinking; Dispute settlement and litigation; Origins of law; Writing and codification; Themis, Dike, Thesmos, Nomos, Psephisma; Law and legislators (Lycurgus; Drakon; Solon); Interpretation of laws; Human and fundamental rights; Relation of Greek law to other legal systems; Conflict of laws; Law and justice; Natural law; Legal language and terminology.

IV. The polis

Civic subdivisions; Archives; Constitutions; Magistrates; Nomothesia; Stasis, exile, reconciliation; Ostracism; Polis finances, taxation, coinage.

V. Individuals, status and law

Age classes (epheboi, neaniskoi, neoi, etc.); Citizenship (concept, acquisition (naturalization, grant, procedures), proof of); Phratries; Metics (foreign residents, isoteleis); Xenoi; Freedmen (and manumissions); Slaves; Women and law; Associations.

VI. Family and inheritance

Household (oikos); Kinship; Guardianship (kyrieia) over women and minors; Marriage; Dowry and property relations between spouses; Divorce; Illegitimacy (nothoi); Adoption; Wills, testaments; Succession ab intestate; Epikleros (Sole heiress).

VII. Contractual and property relations

Obligations; Contract; Sale; Lease; Loans and credit; Endowments; Locatio conductio operis; Other kinds of contracts; Property relations; Enktesis; Mortgages and security (horoi); Servitudes.

VIII. Trade and finance

Commercial law; Maritime law; Banks.

IX. Crime and punishment

Homicide; Hybris; Sexual offences; Theft; Other offences; Penal procedures; Penalties.

X. Legal redress

Arbitration; Courts (Areopagos); Procedures (regular (dikai - graphai)); Procedures (extraordinary); Famous trials; Personnel; Proofs (Oaths; Torture (Basanas); Witnesses); Enforcement.

XI. Law and religion