Litigation and Late Roman Judges
Litigation and Late Roman Judges
This chapter begins with a discussion of the court system in the late Roman Empire. It then discusses lower-level judicial hearings and their interaction with the higher courts, training for magistrates, and the iudex as a ‘creative’ interpreter of law.
Keywords: law, late Roman Empire, court system, judgment, judicial hearings, lower courts, magistrates, iudex
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