‘Terrestrial’ and ‘maritime’ clauses in deeds documented on papyrus

Abstract The paper analyses the evolution of clauses relating to the debtor's assets in Egyptian legal papyri from Ptolemaic to Roman times. This evolution reflects the socio-economic change brought about by the replacement of a maritime economy by an agrarian one.

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Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies
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2024-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.1556/2052.2024.00527
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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‘Terrestrial’ and ‘maritime’ clauses in deeds documented on papyrus

José-Domingo Rodríguez Martín
Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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‘Terrestrial’ and ‘maritime’ clauses in deeds documented on papyrus

José-Domingo Rodríguez Martín
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Abstract The paper analyses the evolution of clauses relating to the debtor's assets in Egyptian legal papyri from Ptolemaic to Roman times. This evolution reflects the socio-economic change brought about by the replacement of a maritime economy by an agrarian one.

Hungarian Journal of Legal StudiesVol. 65(1)
University of Vienna (AT)
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