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Journal articles on the topic "Gromatici vetere"
Chouquer, Gérard. "Les transformations récentes de la centuriation Une autre lecture de l’arpentage romain." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 63, no. 4 (August 2008): 845–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0395264900025877.
Full textLindermann, Jens-Olaf. "VARRO UND ISIDOR IN DEN GROMATICI VETERES." Philologus 157, no. 1 (January 1, 2013). http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/phil.2013.0010.
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Ramon, A. "I BENI DEGLI DEI. CONSIDERAZIONI SUL REGIME GIURIDICO DELLE 'RES SACRAE' E 'RELIGIOSAE'." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/472146.
Full textThe present doctoral research, titled «I beni degli dei. Considerazioni sul regime giuridico delle res sacrae e religiosae», has the aim of focusing on the legal framework of res sacrae and res religiosae, studying in particular the right of property and the administration of entities dedicated to dii superi and dii Manes. It also considers the late antiquity reform, due to the transition from the Roman traditional religion to the Christianity. With reference to res sacrae, it collects legal and literary texts and their interpretations about the condition of corporeal entities dedicated to Gods. Then, it defines the legal concept of sacrum, explaining the effects of the consecratio ritual in the ius civile system; examining the texts written by land surveyors, in particular Frontinus, concerning the property of sacred fields. The conclusion rejects Theodor Mommsen’s thesis about public property, affirming the theory based on Gods’ property and public administration on sacred things. This theory is confirmed by Digest’s abstracts about the banning of the res sacrae from trade. Another argumentation is based on epigraphical texts, that show the distinction between the entities dedicated to the Gods (called instrumentum) and the entities used for rituals (called ornamentum). The instrumentum is composed of not saleable entities, while the ornamentum is composed by saleable ones. Moreover, it focuses on the administration duties of res sacrae employed by magistrates. All the above mentioned thesis confirms the argumentation of Gods’ capacity to own an estate, like temples, sacred woods and gifts to the deity. This legal framework disappears during the Christianity, when the Roman Empire recognizes the Church as a legal person, which practices property as well as administration on sacred entities. With reference to res religiosae, it becomes easier, with the increase of legal texts, to analyse deeper their legal framework, so as to clarify the conditions of the iustum sepulchrum and the solutions created by Roman jurists in case of illegal burial. The dissertation, moreover, defines the concept of religiosum, the borders of the grave, the subjects that can be buried and the role taken by the burial rituals in that of the Roman society. Under the ius civile perspective, the res religiosae are similar to the res sacrae, as entities that can’t be used or sold. This condition of separation from the societas hominum doesn’t allow the legal right to use the grave nor the factual ability to use the same and, as a consequence, makes the ius sepulchri not saleable. Once the difference between sepulchra familiaria and sepulchra hereditaria has been studied, it becomes easier to identify the subjects who are able to begin legal action in defence of the grave (called actio sepulchri violati) and to express a theory about private burial penalties. In conclusion, it demonstrates that the legal system treats the res religiosae and the res sacrae in a similar way, recognizing their right of property to the Gods and their administration to the magistrates. The above mentioned legal situation disappears during the Christianity, when the cult of the Gods of the afterlife vanishes. In this way, the grave loses its metaphysical meaning, becoming a res that can be owned and administrated by the cives Romani.
Rampazzo, Cinzia <1979>. "Alle origini della "limitatio" : tracce di suddivisioni agrarie in Etruria." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/1216.
Full textThe analysis of aerial photography and archaeological documentation (surveys and archaeological excavations) has allowed the reconstruction of some Etruscan field systems, particularly in Etruria Padana. This has made it possible to identify the main features of this method of land measurement, emphasizing the differences with the Roman land division. The field systems identified in Modena’s territory have been related to the development of rural settlements in the 6th and 5th century B. C. Finally I conclude the Roman Surveyors’ statement, which considers the Roman land division to be dependent on an earlier Etruscan Limitatio, can be better understood in light of this research.
Books on the topic "Gromatici vetere"
Caterini, Romolo De. "Gromatici Veters": I tecnici erariali dell'Antica Roma. Roma: Istituto poligrafico e zecca dello stato, 1995.
Find full textGromatici Veteres; Volume 1. Creative Media Partners, LLC, 2018.
Find full textLachmann, Karl. Gromatici Veteres; Volume 1. Franklin Classics Trade Press, 2018.
Find full textLachmann, Karl. Gromatici Veteres; Volume 1. Franklin Classics Trade Press, 2018.
Find full textBluhme, Friedrich, Karl Lachmann, and Adolf August Friedrich Rudorff. Die Schriften der Römischen Feldmesser: Gromatici Veteres / Ex Recensione Caroli Lachmanni; Diagrammata Edidit S. Rvdorffvs. Creative Media Partners, LLC, 2018.
Find full textBluhme, Friedrich, Karl Lachmann, and Adolf August Friedrich Rudorff. Die Schriften Der Römischen Feldmesser: Gromatici Veteres / Ex Recensione Caroli Lachmanni; Diagrammata Edidit S. Rvdorffvs. Franklin Classics, 2018.
Find full textDie Schriften Der Römischen Feldmesser: Gromatici Veteres / Ex Recensione Caroli Lachmanni; Diagrammata Edidit S. Rvdorffvs. Franklin Classics, 2018.
Find full textBluhme, Friedrich, Karl Lachmann, and Adolf August Friedrich Rudorff. Die Schriften Der Römischen Feldmesser: Gromatici Veteres / Ex Recensione Caroli Lachmanni; Diagrammata Edidit S. Rvdorffvs. Franklin Classics Trade Press, 2018.
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