Information transmise par I. Arnaoutoglou: Academy of Athens Yearbook of the Research Centre for the History of Greek LawVol. 42, Supplément XI

Mark Sundahl, David Mirhady, Ilias ArnaoutoglouA New Working Bibliography of Ancient Greek Law(7th-4th centuries Be)

Athens, Academy of Athens, mai 2011.

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Main Contents

AbbreviationsIntroduction"Eisagogè"SommaireThematic bibliographyI. Sources

• Orators
• Aischines
• Andokides
• Antiphon
• Demades
• Demosthenes / Apollodoros
• Deinarchos
• Hypereides
• Isaios
• Isokrates
• Lykourgos
• Lysias.
• Epic poetry
• Tragedy
• Aischylos
• Euripides
• Sophokles
• Comedy
• Aristophanes
• Menander
• Philosophers
• Aristotle
• Plato
• Historiography
• Thukydides
• Xenophon
• Lexica
• Other literary Sources
• Inscriptions

II. Auxiliaries of the discipline

• Bibliographies and assessment of scholarly contributions; Manuals - introductory essays; Methodology; Greek legal history through different lenses.

III. Fundamental principles

• Legal concepts, legal thinking; Dispute settlement and litigation; Origins of law; Writing and codification; Themis, Dike, Thesmos, Nomos, Psephisma; Law and legislators (Lycurgus; Drakon; Solon); Interpretation of laws; Human and fundamental rights; Relation of Greek law to other legal systems; Conflict of laws; Law and justice; Natural law; Legal language and terminology.

IV. The polis

• Civic subdivisions; Archives; Constitutions; Magistrates; Nomothesia; Stasis, exile, reconciliation; Ostracism; Polis finances, taxation, coinage.

V. Individuals, status and law

• Age classes (epheboi, neaniskoi, neoi, etc.); Citizenship (concept, acquisition (naturalization, grant, procedures), proof of); Phratries; Metics (foreign residents, isoteleis); Xenoi; Freedmen (and manumissions); Slaves; Women and law; Associations.

VI. Family and inheritance

• Household (oikos); Kinship; Guardianship (kyrieia) over women and minors; Marriage; Dowry and property relations between spouses; Divorce; Illegitimacy (nothoi); Adoption; Wills, testaments; Succession ab intestate; Epikleros (Sole heiress).

VII. Contractual and property relations

• Obligations; Contract; Sale; Lease; Loans and credit; Endowments; Locatio conductio operis; Other kinds of contracts; Property relations; Enktesis; Mortgages and security (horoi); Servitudes.

VIII. Trade and finance

• Commercial law; Maritime law; Banks.

IX. Crime and punishment

• Homicide; Hybris; Sexual offences; Theft; Other offences; Penal procedures; Penalties.

X. Legal redress

• Arbitration; Courts (Areopagos); Procedures (regular (dikai - graphai)); Procedures (extraordinary); Famous trials; Personnel; Proofs (Oaths; Torture (Basanas); Witnesses); Enforcement.

XI. Law and religion

• Asebeia (impiety); Asylia (inviolability); Defixiones (Curses); Leges sacrae (Sacred laws).

XII. Inter-poleis relations

• Diplomacy; International arbitration; Leagues – Federations ; Metropoleis and colonies; Proxenia; Treaties – Symbola.