The Law in Action in Democratic Athens is the first extensive study of the importance of the rule of law in Athenian democracy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edward M. Harris is Research Professor of Ancient History at Durham University.
Inhaltsangabe
* Preface * Introduction * Part I - The Political And Social Contexts of Athenian Law * Chapter 1 - Was Athens a State or a Stateless Community? The Political Context of Athenian Law * Chapter 2 - Feuding or the Rule of Law? An Essay in Legal Sociology * Part II - Applying the Law * Chapter 3 - The Judicial Oath * Chapter 4 - What are Athenian Laws about? Substance and Procedure in Athenian Statutes * Chapter 5 - Open Texture in Athenian Law: The Approach of the Litigants * Chapter 6 - Open Texture in Athenian Law: The Response of the Courts * Chapter 7 - Did the Athenian Courts Attempt to Achieve Consistency? The use of Precedents in Forensic Orator * Chapter 8 - How Strictly did the Athenian Courts Apply the Law? The Role of Epieikeia * Part III - The Breakdown of the Rule of Law * Chapter 9 - Cleon and the Defeat of Athens * Appendix 1 - Hunter on Citizens Enforcing the Law * Appendix 2 - Magistrates Enforcing Laws and Decrees in the Fifth Century BCE * Appendix 3 - Quotations or Allusions to Judicial Oath in Attic Orators * Appendix 4 - Organization of the Gortyn Lawcode * Appendix 5 - Laws in the Attic Orators * Appendix 6 - Categories of atimoi listed in the decree of Patrocleides * Appendix 7 - Issues in the Orators * Appendix 8 - Public Service in the Attic Orators * Appendix 9 - The Authorship of the Speeches in the Demosthenic Corpus * Bibliography * Index
* Preface * Introduction * Part I - The Political And Social Contexts of Athenian Law * Chapter 1 - Was Athens a State or a Stateless Community? The Political Context of Athenian Law * Chapter 2 - Feuding or the Rule of Law? An Essay in Legal Sociology * Part II - Applying the Law * Chapter 3 - The Judicial Oath * Chapter 4 - What are Athenian Laws about? Substance and Procedure in Athenian Statutes * Chapter 5 - Open Texture in Athenian Law: The Approach of the Litigants * Chapter 6 - Open Texture in Athenian Law: The Response of the Courts * Chapter 7 - Did the Athenian Courts Attempt to Achieve Consistency? The use of Precedents in Forensic Orator * Chapter 8 - How Strictly did the Athenian Courts Apply the Law? The Role of Epieikeia * Part III - The Breakdown of the Rule of Law * Chapter 9 - Cleon and the Defeat of Athens * Appendix 1 - Hunter on Citizens Enforcing the Law * Appendix 2 - Magistrates Enforcing Laws and Decrees in the Fifth Century BCE * Appendix 3 - Quotations or Allusions to Judicial Oath in Attic Orators * Appendix 4 - Organization of the Gortyn Lawcode * Appendix 5 - Laws in the Attic Orators * Appendix 6 - Categories of atimoi listed in the decree of Patrocleides * Appendix 7 - Issues in the Orators * Appendix 8 - Public Service in the Attic Orators * Appendix 9 - The Authorship of the Speeches in the Demosthenic Corpus * Bibliography * Index
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