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Cover The Emperor of Law: The Emergence of Roman Imperial Adjudication Copyright Dedication Preface Contents List of Illustrations Introduction Sovereign Rule and Adjudication NARRATIVES AND HISTORY OUTLINE 1: Caesar, Cicero, and the Models of Legal Autocracy Introduction The Clemency of Caesar The Nature of Caesar ́s Jurisdiction in pro Ligario Hellenistic King or Republican Magistrate? Petitions and Gifts as Models for Adjudication Conclusions 2: Augustus as Judge and the Relegation of Ovid Introduction The Relegation of Ovid The Many Faces of Augustus as Judge Ideological Construction for an Imperial Legal Role: Livy and Augustus ́ Res gestae Conflicting Narratives of Jurisdiction Conclusions 3: Divine or Insane: Emperors as Judges from Tiberius to Trajan Introduction Seneca and the Omnipotent Emperor Dealing with the Crazy: Early Imperial Jurisdiction Defining Imperial Powers: lex de imperio Vespasiani Tacitus and Tiberius as Judge Pliny and the optimus princeps Conclusions 4: Hadrian as the Ideal Judge Introduction Aelius Aristides and the Letters of the Emperor Hadrian and His Successors as Enlightened Adjudicators Suetonius and the Emperor as Judge Hadrian as the Legal Emper

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Author

Kaius Tuori; Oxford University Press

Publisher

Oxford University Press Academic UK

Published

2016

Language

EN

ISBN

9780191092251

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Law, Political Science