Studies in Roman Private Law / Alan Watson

includes index and biblioraphy

1. PERSONS 1 Enuptiogentis 2 Two Notes on Manus 3 The Divorce of Carvilius Rufa 4 Captivitas and matrimonium 5 The Identity of Sarapio, Socrates, Longus and Nilus in the Will of C. Longinus Castor 6 Vespasian: adsertor libertatispublicae II. PROPERTY 7 Acquisition of Possession per extraneampersonam 8 Acquisition of Possession and Usacapion/w servos etfilios 9 Acquisition of Ownership by traditio to an extraneus 10 Acquisition of Young in the usufructus gregis 11 Cicero, adfam. 7.5.3 12 Towards a New Hypothesis of the legis actio sacramento in rem III. SUCCESSION 13 D.28.5.45. (44): An Unprincipled Decision on a Will 14 Ana in the Law ofjustinian 15 Apochatum pro uncis duabus 16 The Form and Nature ofacceptilatio in Classical Roman Law 17 D. 12.1.32 and delegatio 18 lusurandum in litem in the bonaefidei indicia 19 Drunkenness in Roman Law V. DELICT 20 Personal Injuries in the XII Tables 21 D.7.1.13.2 (\J\pian 18 ad Sab.) :The Lex Aquilia and Decretal Actions 22 The Definition offurtum and the Trichotomy 23 Contrectatio as an Essential offurtum 24 Contrectatio Again 25 D.47.2.52.20: The Jackass, the Mares zndfurtum 26 Si adoratfurto 27 Actio de dolo and actiones infactum 28 Liability in the actio depositis ac suspenses VI. FORMS 29 The Imperatives of the Aedilician Edict 30 Two Studies in Textual History 31 Change to Third Person injavolenus` libri epistularum