GAIUS, Roman Jurist

gāˈəs, gīˈ–, fl. 2d cent., Roman jurist. He is known for the Institutes (repr., 2 vol., 1967; Vol. I is a translation of the text, Vol. II consists of commentaries), a legal textbook that contributed materially to modern knowledge of early Roman law. It was much used in the compilation of the Corpus Juris Civilis.

See study by A. M. Honore (1962).

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...classical Roman law rests...Institutes of Gaius, an elementary...classical jurists that has...based on Gaius. Roman family law...interpreted by the jurists. The most...Institutiones of Gaius or Justinian...epitomes of juristic sources...comparison of Roman with Mosaic...
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...authors prefer it, though the Roman jurists had a distinct preference for...bona could be said by the Roman jurists to be among my bona? Both...literature in general and in juristic writings. Gaius for one provides no exceptions...
...textbook Gaius Institutes...mes of juristic writings...survive from Roman Egypt (occasionally...committed theft (Gaius 3.196). Nevertheless...accepted by the Roman juri StS...the Roman jurists till around...suggests Roman jurists prejudice...27. s3 Gaius 4.182: Quibusdam...
...author was an obscure jurist, known simply as Gaius without the full Roman complement of three...1985; A. A. Schiller, Jurists Law, An American Experience in Roman Law , Gottingen 1971...The Institutes of Gaius , with trans. by W...
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...in the writings of Tertullian, the Roman jurist and Christian theologian, in his...astrological tables, various forms of Roman political propaganda commonly employed...often the case by force, into the Roman empire. These lists drew their inspiration...
...and taking" under a Roman will ( testamentum...the Romans, and the jurists argued over whether...like that of all Roman law, was conservative...comment by learned jurists. For our purposes...100 B.C. 82 The Roman jurists seem to have seen...
...innovation, indicates how highly Romans valued this promise of power. The second-century CE jurist Gaius states that potestas is a "right peculiar to Roman citizens, for there are virtually no other peoples who have such power over their children...
...legal citizenship attributed to the Roman jurist Gaius from that of political or republican...number of continental European jurists and judges preferred the distinction...1869, but he had to distinguish Roman law on the basis that its concept...
...D. diss. Valerius Flaccus, Gaius. 1958. Argonautica. Ed. John...Werken op zondag? Middeleeuwse juristen en werkverslaving." Madoc 8...1327-1400); prominent Bolognese jurist, author of commentaries on Code...D.), was declared emperor by Roman troops in Spain at the advanced...
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...decisive world battles? JURIST and historian Sir Edward...But 7,000 Romans under Gaius Claudius Nero (not the...hopes of domination. Roman expansion into Germany...lured the legions under Roman General Varus into a trap...commander of the western Roman empire, joined German...


 

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GAIUS , Roman jurist ga s, gi , fl. 2d cent., Roman jurist. He is known for the Institutes (repr., 2 vol., 1967...that contributed materially to modern knowledge of early Roman law. It was much used in the compilation of the Corpus...
...Theodosius II and Valentinian (426) reflects the Roman attitude toward him: five jurists (and the authors whom they quoted) were set up as the sole authorities to be cited Paulus, Gaius, Ulpian, Modestinus, and Papinian. If they were...
...general survey of the whole field of Roman law; the Digest or Pandects, by...selections from 39 noted classical jurists such as Gaius, Paulus, Ulpian, Modestinus, and...texts notably those of the great Roman jurist Gaius. With the revival of interest...


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