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11 Historia et ius [i] (2017)

handle is hein.journals/histeiu11 and id is 1 raw text is: HISTORIA ET IUS - NUMBER 11 1) Francesco Aimerito, Eversion of the ecclesiastical axis: the transformation of the Compagnia di San Paolo di Torino (1848-1853) 2) Eliana Augusti, Stories and historiography of the Consulates in the East between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries 3) Josee Bloquet, The project of civil legislation (1789) of Philippeaux: the legacy of the past for the benefit of the new spirit 4) Francesco D'Urso, The ideal library of a jurist in the mid-nineteenth century. From an unpublished letter by Luigi Borsari (1804-1887) 5) Francesca De Rosa, The French Protectorate in Tunisia and the Italian lawyers (1881-1944) 6) Silvia Di Paolo, From particular regulae to general norms: towards an administrative law of the Church (XV-XVI centuries) 7) Alessia Maria Di Stefano, Law is not a theoretical science but an organic and natural process: new perspectives for the History of Law in Italy during the nineteenth century 8) Daniele Edigati, From the notary to the investigating judge: an itinerary of history of the judicial institutions in Tuscany by the Ancien Regime to Restauration 9) Lorenzo Fascione, Barbarians and land work in the West by Theodosius 1 (382) to Odoacre (476) 10) Carlotta Latini, The signs of deviance and the criminality of the poor. Penalty and prevention in the thought of Enrico Ferri, a fuzzy socialist 11) Giuseppe Mazzanti, Habere rem cum iudea a christiano est rem habere cum cane luris interpretatione. The damnata commixtio and the crime of bestiality in the legal doctrine of common law 12) Gustavo Adolfo Nobile Mattei, Omnes utriusque sexus studeant honeste vivere. Sexual discipline in legislation of Benevento (XV-XVII century) 13) Andrea Padovani, Violence and private peace in a city of Romagna: Imola in the fifteenth century 14) Claudia Passarella, The death penalty in Venice in the modern age 15) Federico Roggero, The corpo and the territorio of the universitas in the Kingdom of Naples 16) Paolo Rondini, Judicial police and magistracy in liberal Italy 17) Francesco Serpico, Stories of ordinary inquisition. The lawyer and the defence of the inmate 18) Augusto Pierantoni, About abolition of the death penalty (1865), introduction by Elio Tavilla 19) In memory of Enrico Mazzarese Fardella (1930-2017), by Beatrice Pasciuta 20) Nicola Picardi: processualist and historian, by Andrea Panzarola 21) Antonello Cincotta, The affaire Gesti. The process, synchronies, legal deaconries and scientific feasible. Suggestions and hypotheses regarding some recent contributions 22) Neng Dong, The double domain in the Chinese legal experience. The practice of yition liangzhu between uses and legislation 23) Sara Menzinger, Reflections on the connection between author and text in medieval juridical production 24) Ferdinando Treggiari, What cases? The method of cases in the history of juridical teaching 25) Lihong Zhang, Neng Dong, A New Reading on Great Qing Code. A Comparative and Historical Survey Appendix Structure and Tradition. Acts of the study day in memory of Severino Caprioli. By Maria Rosa Di Simone and Giovanni Diurni

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