Косвени свидетелства за формалните облигации в римското право
Indirect Evidence of Formal Obligations in Roman law
Based on poems by the poet Horace
Author(s): Maria Kostova
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Theoretical Linguistics, Historical Linguistics, Roman law
Published by: Пловдивски университет »Паисий Хилендарски«
Keywords: obligations; iuris vinculum; legal; Horace; ancient Rome
Summary/Abstract: Roman jurists defined an obligation as iuris vinculum, i.e., a legal relationship or bond between persons governed by legal norms other than those established on the basis of religious, moral, or social patterns of behavior. The Roman poet Horace (65-8 B.C.) frequently used legal terms and situations as artistic embellishments. This preference to combine or dress up the poetic image with a legal idea or concept made his style lively and original, but not only that. He also provides indirect evidence of legal practice in ancient Rome.
- Page Range: 89-95
- Page Count: 7
- Publication Year: 2012
- Language: Bulgarian
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