ULPIAN

(Dometius Ulpianus)ŭlˈpēən, d. 228, Roman jurist. He was a member of the council of the jurist Papinian. As Praetorian prefect from 222, he enjoyed the favor of the emperor Alexander Severus, and he was murdered by the jealous Praetorian Guard. Ulpian's Libri ad edictum [edicts], a statement of the policy he would follow while in office, survives only in excerpts. Much of the Corpus Juris Civilis is extracted from Ulpian's writings.

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Roman Marriage: Iusti Coniuges from the Time of Cicero to the Time of Ulpian
Book by Susan Treggiari; Clarendon Press, 1993
Subjects: Marriage (Roman Law)
...caused considerable juristic comment. Ulpian, for instance, following Sex. Caecilius...Jurists explored the intentions of the law: Ulpian explains the rule about confiscation...may have dedicated a book to it Honore, Ulpian 222 . Ulpian held that the prohibition...
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Children and Childhood in Roman Italy
Book by Beryl Rawson; Oxford University Press, 2005
Subjects: Children--Rome--History, Children--Rome--Social Conditions, Rome--History--Empire, 30 B.C.-284 A.D, Rome--Social Life And Customs
...I. 5. I4, Paul II7 n. Io 3. 2. 2. 5, Ulpian 273 5. 2. 4, Gaius 239 n. 79 5. 2. I5 pr...I93 6. I. 60, Pomponius 74 7- I. I2. 3, Ulpian 74 n. I04 7. 7. 6. I, Ulpian 74, I6o 9. 2. 5. 3, Ulpian I94 n. I09 II...
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The Greek City from Alexander to Justinian
Book by A. H. M. Jones; The Clarendon Press, 1940
Subjects: Cities And Towns, Ancient--Greece, Cities And Towns--Greece, Municipal Government--Greece, Municipal Government--Rome
...I Paulus, comites , iv. 3, I, 4, 3 Ulpian, soldiers . VETERANS: Dig., XLIX . xviii. 2 Ulpian , 5, 1-2 Paulus , L. iv. 18, 24...Diocletian , cf. Dig., xxvu . i. 6, 13 Ulpian ; all Dionysiac artists seem to have been...
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Rome, the Greek World, and the East Government, Society, and Culture in the Roman Empire
Book by Fergus Millar, Hannah M. Cotton, Guy M. Rogers; University of North Carolina Press, 2002
Subjects: Greece--Civilization, Rome--Civilization
...conjunction occurs 212 times in the works of Ulpian, and at the most 4 times in other jurists...to identify five works attributed to Ulpian which should be regarded as not by him...There then follows a concluding section on Ulpian as a writer, with par- ticular attention...
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Being a Roman Citizen
Book by Jane F. Gardner; Routledge, 1993
...Titius father too, if he was in power; as Ulpian, in the persona of the pater, remarks...Marcellus, a jurist of the generation before Ulpian, had conceded this point D. 47.10.11.7 . Ulpian had marked his own copy of Marcellus with...
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45. Browning's the Bishop Orders His Tomb at Saint Praxed's Church, 76-79, 98-100
Journal article by Heide Ziegler; The Explicator, Vol. 32, 1974
Subjects: American Literature--History And Criticism, English Literature--History And Criticism
...the stone, he drew on the late Latin of Ulpian , who, having lived at the turn of the...the new bishop answers disparagingly: "Ulpian serves his need!" (line 79.). This...imply by it that, while the late Latin of Ulpian does not satisfy his own demands, for...
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Hugo Grotius, East India Trade and the King of Johor
Journal article by Peter Borschberg; Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Vol. 30, 1999
Subjects: Colonies (International law)--History, Grotius, Hugo--Philosophy, Netherlands--History
...based on the ancient Roman jurisconsult Ulpian: "The law of nature prescribes that...See the principles expounded in: Ulpian D. 49.15.24; Pomponius, D. 50...78.) DSP, fol. 314v.sup.o Ulpian D. 1.1.10.1; Inst. 1.1.3...
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44. Chaucer's Wife of Bath's Prologue, D.608
Journal article by Dennis Biggins; The Explicator, Vol. 32, 1974
Subjects: American Literature--History And Criticism, English Literature--History And Criticism
...gaudy ware like Gandolfs second line-- Tully, my masters? Ulpian serves his need! . . . . . . . . . And marbles language, Latin...Aha, ELUCESCEBAT quoth our friend? No Tully, said I, Ulpian at the best! -- ROBERT BROWNING CONGRATULATIONS. Announcement...
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Deceit and the Classificatiion of Crimes: Federal Rule of Evidence 609(A)(2) and the Origins of the Crimen Falsi
Journal article by Stuart P. Green; Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, Vol. 90, 2000
Subjects: Evidence, Criminal--Laws, regulations, etc., Federal Rules of Evidence--Fed R. Evid. 609(a)(2)
...40) MOSAICARUM ET ROMANARUM LEGUM COLLATIO 8.7.2 (Ulpian, Proconsulis 8) 101 (M. Hyamson trans., 1913). (41...should be relegated to an island."); Id., 7.11.6 (Ulpian 8 de off. proconsulis). (45) BAUMAN, supra note 42, at...
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Flattery in Shakespeare's Othello: The Relevance of Plutarch and Sir Thomas Elyot
Journal article by Robert C. Evans; Comparative Drama, Vol. 35, 2001
Subjects: Drama--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Elyot, Thomas--Influence, Friendship--Portrayals, depictions, etc., Moralia (Essay)--Influence, Othello (Fictional character)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Othello (Theater)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Plutarch--Works, Shakespeare, William--Criticism, interpretation, etc., The Book Named The Governor (Book)--Influence
...how to distinguish a flatterer from a friend. These include Ulpian Fulwell, The First Parte of the Eyghth liberall Science entituled...1579), which contains an essay on "Perfecte friendship"; Ulpian Fulwell, The First Parte, Of the Eyghth liberall Science...
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Wine & Adulteration
Magazine article by Rod Phillips; History Today, Vol. 50, July 2000
Subjects: Wine industry--History, Wine--History
...fluctuating temperatures. Little progress was made on conservation for thousands of years. When the third-century AD Roman jurist Ulpian asked `what is old wine? he answered that it is wine made the previous year. Fifteen hundred years later, an eighteenth...
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Rational Figuring
Magazine article by Michael Warby; Review - Institute of Public Affairs, Vol. 51, March 1999
...who used more complete data from Breslaw to work out improved life expectancy tables. Halley thus superseded the work of Ulpian-whose AD 225 tables had been the standard work for 1400 years! It took a while for the full implications to catch on: the...
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Homeland Security Circa AD 285
Magazine article by Harold B. Jones Jr.; Ideas on Liberty, Vol. 53, April 2003
Subjects: Centralization, Diocletian (Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus) (245?-313?), Governmental reform, National security, Rome Italy
...rights" has now become a threat to freedom.20 Two generations before Diocletian, Roman jurists like Papian, Paulus, and Ulpian had begun similarly to offer arguments for the necessity of absolutism. During World War II, the Office of Price Administration...
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Memory Palaces: The Revolutionary Function of Libraries
Magazine article by Merlin Donald; Queen's Quarterly, Vol. 108, Winter 2001
Subjects: Libraries--History, Literacy--History
...Trajan followed in AD 110 with the greatest Roman library, the Ulpian Library, which contained two magnificent buildings, one for...Muslims, Christians, and Turks. The great Roman libraries, the Ulpian and the Palatine, had been sacked earlier, by various waves...
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What's So Great about Christianity
Magazine article by Fred Edwords; The Humanist, Vol. 68, March 2008
Subjects: Books--Book reviews, What's So Great About Christianity (Book)--Book reviews
...Christianity--claims which totally ignore the much earlier roots to be found in such authors as Aristotle, Cicero, and Ulpian. And he reads into selective scriptural quotes very modern ideas, like human rights, that didnt actually emerge until late...
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Social Work & Human Rights
Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, January 22, 2011
Subjects: Airlines, Gulf Air Company GSC, Human rights
...essentially the will of the gods who control nature.The concept of natural rights continued in ancient Rome. Roman jurist Ulpian believed that natural rights belong to every person, whether Roman citizen or not.December 10, 2010, marked the 63rd year...


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encyclopedia articles on: Ulpian  - 8 results

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Ulpian
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
ULPIAN (Dometius Ulpianus)ul pe n, d. 228, Roman jurist. He was a member of the council of the jurist Papinian. As Praetorian...
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Modestinus, Herennius
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
MODESTINUS, HERENNIUS h ren e s mod sti n s, fl. c.a.d. 250, Roman jurist; student of Ulpian. Under the Roman Empire he was one of the five jurists, including Papinian , whose views were considered decisive in resolving...
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Roman Law
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...in deciding cases. Most prominent among the jurists was Papinian ; his work, with that of Gaius , Modestinus , Paulus , and Ulpian , attained the highest authority. The employment of jurists was a step in making the whole of Roman procedure official; in...
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Cujas, Jacques
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...form the excerpts from eminent Roman jurists quoted in the Corpus Juris Civilis. Cujas prepared critical editions of works of Ulpian and Paulus. ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of...
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Library
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...Roman Empire were the Octavian (destroyed a.d. 80) and the Palatine (destroyed c.a.d. 190) and the more important Ulpian library, founded during the reign of Trajan. In addition to these public collections, there were many fine private libraries...
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