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HIST 0332

Roman Law

Roman Law
The Romans' codification of civil law is often considered their greatest intellectual achievement and most original and influential contribution to the world. This course treats the four main divisions of Roman law (persons, property, obligations, and succession). Great emphasis is placed on the role of law in Roman society. How did the law influence the lives of Roman citizens living under it? How did ordinary Roman citizens shape the law? Students will come to understand the principles of Roman law through actual cases. Designed for students with some background in Roman history and/or literature. 2 hrs. lect./1 disc.
Subject:
History
Department:
History
Division:
Humanities
Requirements Fulfilled:
EUR HIS
Equivalent Courses:
CLAS 0332 *

Sections

Spring 2024

HIST0332A-S24 Lecture (Chaplin)
HIST0332Y-S24 Discussion (Chaplin)
HIST0332Z-S24 Discussion (Chaplin)

Spring 2023

HIST0332A-S23 Lecture (Chaplin)
HIST0332Y-S23 Discussion (Chaplin)
HIST0332Z-S23 Discussion (Chaplin)

Spring 2019

HIST0332A-S19 Lecture (Chaplin)
HIST0332Y-S19 Discussion (Chaplin)
HIST0332Z-S19 Discussion (Chaplin)

Spring 2014

HIST0332A-S14 Lecture (Chaplin)
HIST0332Y-S14 Discussion (Chaplin)
HIST0332Z-S14 Discussion (Chaplin)

Spring 2005

HIST0332A-S05 Lecture (Chaplin)
HIST0332Y-S05 Discussion (Chaplin)
HIST0332Z-S05 Discussion (Chaplin)