„… . n. 1) p. 71 ff. and the literature cited; AxAcLL p. 76 f.: personal character of the Roman state …” „… ?ueA/muI was an important part of Roman sacral law, since a college of Roman state priests called ?ueA/mui …” „… . 90 f.Aequitas in Roman International Law ¡69archaic Roman state was concerned. By identifying the …”

„… . This is due to the fact that a college of Roman state priests, the ?ueA/muiü was entrusted with the …” „… of elementary rules of international law as far as the archaic Roman state was concerned. The …” „… agreement between states concluded in written form. Only in art. 3 the said Convention makes clear that …”

„… bona amicitia'.81 Art. 10 states that the ambassador of the 'Roman Emperor’ will bring presents …” „… with Sultan Mustafa II.100 In Article 1 it is stated, that ‘the two States will respect in a scrupulous …” „… Tatars, whose khanate of Crimea since the days of Mehmet II had been an Ottoman vassal state.Since the …”

„… The influence of medieval Roman law on peace treatiesFrom ?wucuO/ z/ci to ?wucuO/ü z/)uiPeace …” „… This text, written in the early seventh century, not only is a valuable example of the Roman law …” „… Roman times.5 We will encounter that wide legal concept of z/q when we touch on the activities of the …”

„… Dictionary of Roman Law. Philadelphia 1953, 514 (s.v. „Interpretatio duplex“).Vgl. hierzu nur M. P. I lGVcrn …” „… E Argument from Roman Law in Political Thought 1200- 1600. Cambridge/Mass. 1941.17 Vgl. P. e …” „… Mediaeval Political Theory in the West, II: The Political Theory of the Roman Lawyers and the Canonists …”

„… . V. a MNNOlG Roman foedera in Etruria, Historia 14 (1965) 282 ff., und A. J. öTOTTOUG Er den …” „… des Cours 113 (1964 III), Leiden 1966, 485 ff., 551 ff.; E. n gNplil G Some Aspects of Roman …”

„… Roman polity. On the one hand there existed an omnipotent state able to command armies, defend and 29 …” „… Roman commonwealth. The state gradually put all its indirect revenues and all its more complicated …” „… comers«. Once the great landowners, with huge amounts of leased land from the Roman state, sought …”

„… privileges by the Roman emperors. In Gierke’s view those 19 See above, note 4. 20 For recent surveys and …” „… were subjects particularly of property rights granted by the Roman empire: »[…] As subject of assets …” „… salvation founded by God and procurated by the Bishop appeared to be the subject, to which the state had …”

„… , for example, with England or the United States (where the state administration to a large degree …” „… bureaucrats in spheres of private and state economic activity, spheres that until then had remained free from …” „… the bureaucracy dedicated to the state administration of social problems; in the third place, the …”

„… United States, I here set out to put its analytic potential to use in the case of international criminal …” „… formal rational law in the current state of international criminal law. What would the consequences of …” „… United States over the past century. Thirdly, having thus set the stage for a discussion of …”

„… any contract with the state, and indeed the only reason for giving up arms in return for its …” „… secular, not as is wrongly assumed in an unhistorical state of nature. Less noticed in Hobbes has been …” „… law in his day was becoming increasingly positive, namely the product of state legislation, and law …”

„… Max Weber: The Legal Consciousness of the Patrimonial State Kawashima learned so much from Weber …” „… patrimonial state. Reflecting on this contradiction, Max Weber writes: »The secularization of the law and the …” „… state.34 However, this difference was ignored in many cases; Japanese schol- 30 Cf. Kawashima: Die …”

„… history is complex. The state laws that are officially recognisedare Roman-Dutch law as influenced by …” „… . IntroductionWithin the South African context the teaching of legal history and of Roman law havetraditionally been …” „… identifiable pluralistic characteristics. Theremarkable survival within it of ancient Roman law and Roman …”

„… law as systems of law The Graeco-Roman, Judaic-Christian civilization has given rise to two …” „… internationally operating legal systems of private law, the Roman civil law and the English-originated common law …” „… .1 The Roman law tradition is much older, with its earliest source in 400 BCE; its classical …”

„… repeatedly stated that States parties must “review the laws allowing for guardianship and trusteeship, and …” „… Roman origins of Western guardianship laws, see Lush, Roman Origins of Modern Guardianship Law, in …” „… fact that it ‘requires states who are parties to the convention to reaffirm the universality …”

„… movement without a state.Volk was, here, primarily a »natural« category. But the goal of this national …” „… there was Stjepan Car (»a temporary editor of state-legal newspapers«), and from the Slovenian …” „… editor of state-legal newspapers was Matevž accepted by Croatian enlighteners (Ljudevit Gaj in the first …”

„… Composition, system and form 4.4 The influence of the Code Civil 4.5 The reception of Roman law 4.6 The fate …” „… positions, to challenge current University of Rostock in Germany and held professor’s position in Roman Law …” „… Branič X/1 (1904), p. 449 states that »our Civil code is the worst of all codes ever issued in liberated …”

„… Serbia’s relations with foreign countries); and treasonous abuse of trust (concluding state-approved …” „… built up through individual activities on the part of the prince and the State Council, which …” „… boundaries of the limited sovereignty of the Serbian state, which had the status of a self-governing but …”

„… the foremost Serbian authorities on comparative law, legal history, Roman law and rhetoric. Since …” „… University Malaysia, University of Oslo and Boise State University (USA). Born in the eastern Bosnian town …” „… Faculty of Law in Belgrade. In 2003 he was appointed to Assistant Professor of National History of State …”

„… Roman Catholic, went hand in hand with a bolder design of the Serbs to form a nation state. If the …” „… Nation State 3.4 Limiting the Prince’s Powers 3.5 Rule of Law 3.5.1 Dositej Obradović 3.5.2 Lazar …” „… could not be limited to the states that have just been mentioned. They came mostly from the West …”

„… ) as a kind of constitution of the mediaeval Serbian state. The articles of The Code of Stephan Dušan …” „… Code of Stephan Dušan that regulate the foundations of state and social order. Although Dušan’s Code …” „… regulates the foundation of the social and state order of a state), an interpretation which would accept it …”

„… Eindruck von der Vielfältigkeit dieses Schrifttums. 23 Imamović, S. 115: »… in the shari’ah, unlike Roman …” „… Austrian jurists came to Serbia, upon its becoming a semi-dependent state, they brought with them all the …” „… misconceptions of Roman law, which was very harmful for our people also in Austria and Hungary, because the laws …”