El derecho público en las "Noches Áticas" de Aulo Gelio

This paper emphazises the role of literature, grammar, rhetoric and etymology, as tools to understand the institutions of roman public law �Rome, the city that from a single city-state became an empire that extended all over Europe, and part of Asia and Africa�, and also as the starting point to pro...

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Main Author: Espitia Garzón, Fabio
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad Externado de Colombia 2014
Subjects:
Noches Áticas
Aulo Gelio
derecho público romano
provocatio ad populum
literatura latina
Estado de derecho
división de poderes
fuentes del derecho
historia del derecho
principio de legalidad
Attic Nights
Aulus Gellius
Roman public law
Public law
latin literature
State of law
division of powers
sources of law
History of law
principle of legality
Online Access:http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=4765469
Source:Revista Derecho del Estado, ISSN 0122-9893, Nº. 32, 2014, pags. 205-221
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El derecho público en las "Noches Áticas" de Aulo Gelio
Summary: This paper emphazises the role of literature, grammar, rhetoric and etymology, as tools to understand the institutions of roman public law �Rome, the city that from a single city-state became an empire that extended all over Europe, and part of Asia and Africa�, and also as the starting point to propose new political categories that serve to interpretate much better present institutions. The author focuses on the text of the Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius, in which refers to the comitia, laws, plebiscites, the designation of the Vestals, the provocatio ad populum, and the primacy of the general interest.

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