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13 Historia et ius [i] (2018)

handle is hein.journals/histeiu13 and id is 1 raw text is: HISTORIA ET IUS - NUMBER 13 1) Natalino Irti, Roman Law categories in the hermeneutical debate 2) Giuseppina De Giudici, The royal patronage in the dialectic of powers: Savoyard Sardinia (1720- 1773) 3) Giordano Ferri, Between dogmatism and antidogmatism. Accounts about civil procedural studies at Roman Sapienza University 4) Francesco Godano, Ippolito Marsili's enigmatic biography. First notes: the personal sphere and the education 5) Carlotta Latini, The emergency and the mischance. Earthquake, war and extraordinary powers in Italy at the beginnings of the Twentieth century 6) Giuseppe Mazzanti, A possible Tridentine marriage. The solemnis traductio ad domum of the bride- to-be 7) Gustavo Adolfo Nobile Mattei, Tuve amor, y tengo honor. Revenge and justice in a drama by Calder6n de la Barca 8) Andrea Pennini, The suppression of the regular orders in Napoleonic Piedmont 9) Gian Paolo Trifone, The political element in the criminal law interpretation according to the doctrine of the fascist period 10) The Italian legal thought. Bibliographies of Philosophy of Law, Italian History of Law, Roman Law, Civil, Commercial, Maritime, Aeronautical Law, Civil Procedural Law (1941) - by Dario Di Cecca, Giordano Ferri, Matteo Marcattili 11) Paolo Angelini, Again about the history of law and Slavic topics: origin and development of the subject (1800-1870) 12) Julien Boudon, The mixed systems and the category of semi-presidential regimes. The constitutional qualification of the 5th Republic 13) Elisa Mongiano, Et licet non soleat consilium.... A decision of a Savoyard Supreme Court at the beginnings of the modern age 14) Giovanni Rossi, Rhetoric and Law in the Civil Glossators' works: the allegorical proems 15) Letizia Solazzi, Remarks about The consent of the offended one (1924) by Filippo Grispigni 16) Giancarlo Vallone, Interpreting the Liber Augustalis 17) Comparing the law systems in an historical research: the stratagems, the methods, the resources (texts by Sylvain Soleil, Luisa Brunori, Claire de Blois, Romain Broussais, Elodie Coutant, Thea Martial Dougbo)

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