Rogatio e privilegium in Fest. de verb. sign. (p. 326.17L)

Abstract The paper analyzes the long-standing problem concerning the relationship between rogatio and privilegium, extending the investigation to particular aspects of the legislative procedure, relevant to this topic. The research originates from the analysis of the headword rogatio in Festus’ vocabulary, highlighting its criticalities both in relation to legal thought and, more generally, in relation to literary and epigraphic evidence.

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Rivista di diritto romano
Published
2025-06-11
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https://doi.org/10.7358/rdr-2025-cin
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Classical Studies and Legal History
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Rogatio e privilegium in Fest. de verb. sign. (p. 326.17L)

Mattia Cinquetti
Rivista di diritto romano
Classical Studies and Legal History
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Rogatio e privilegium in Fest. de verb. sign. (p. 326.17L)

Mattia Cinquetti
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Abstract

Abstract The paper analyzes the long-standing problem concerning the relationship between rogatio and privilegium, extending the investigation to particular aspects of the legislative procedure, relevant to this topic. The research originates from the analysis of the headword rogatio in Festus’ vocabulary, highlighting its criticalities both in relation to legal thought and, more generally, in relation to literary and epigraphic evidence.

Rivista di diritto romanoVol. 25
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Classical Studies and Legal History
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