The classical Roman legacy, from the West to the Justinianic East, as a pillar in the construction of the imperial public structure. An analysis of the revolutionary significance of the discovery of an uncorrupted, yet long-concealed, parchment version of Cicero’s De re publica, and its dual connection to the Greek world: that of the past, represented by Plato, and that of the age of Justinian.
Luigi Sandirocco, L’IDEALE DI CONTINUITÀ TRA ROMA E COSTANTINOPOLI. L’EREDITÀ DEI VALORI DELL’IMPERO ATTRAVERSO IL DIRITTO rec. a Orazio Licandro, Il manoscritto ritrovato. Politica, religione e diritto al tempo di Giustiniano, Roma, 2025
Luigi Sandirocco
2026-01-01
Abstract
The classical Roman legacy, from the West to the Justinianic East, as a pillar in the construction of the imperial public structure. An analysis of the revolutionary significance of the discovery of an uncorrupted, yet long-concealed, parchment version of Cicero’s De re publica, and its dual connection to the Greek world: that of the past, represented by Plato, and that of the age of Justinian.File in questo prodotto:
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