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16th Annual Meeting at Copanello

Published 30 May 2012 by pdupless

Source: Calendario romanistico

XVI Convegno sul tema “Gaius noster. Nei segni del Veronese” (Copanello, 8 – 11 June 2012):

interventi di Dario Mantovani (Gaio e la scienza romanistica dell’ultimo secolo),

Filippo Briguglio (La rinascita digitale del Manoscritto Veronese),

Giuseppe Camodeca (Alcune omissioni nelle Istituzioni di Gaio alla luce dei documenti della prassi),

Maria Floriana Cursi (Pati iniuriam per alios),

Alejandro Guzman Brito (Gaio e la distinzione delle cose corporali e incorporali: Gai. 2.12),

Ulrich Manthe (Gaio, il Veronese e gli editori),

Pascal Pichonnaz (Compensatio e deductio: Gai. 4.66),

Gianni Santucci (La magna quaestio di Gai. 3.149),

Jakob Fortunat Stagl (L’actio rei uxoriae secondo Gaio)

e Tavola Rotonda presieduta da Francesco Casavola
con massimo Brutti, Carlo Augusto Cannata, Jean-François Gerkens e Gabor Hamza.

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