La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone

his paper attempts to show the implications of the concept of lex used by Cicero in Leg. I, 18-19. Lex is the juridical form adopted by the ius in the republic of the maiores, as described by Scipio in De re publica, and is modelled by the fusion of the principles that define the mixed government: t...

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Autor: Martínez Fernández, Iker
Tipo de recurso: capítulo de libro
Fecha de publicación:2025
País:España
Institución:Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
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Lex Naturae
Nomos
Rogatio
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title La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone
spellingShingle La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone
Martínez Fernández, Iker
72 Filosofía
Mixed Government
Ius
Lex Naturae
Nomos
Rogatio
title_short La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone
title_full La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone
title_fullStr La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone
title_full_unstemmed La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone
title_sort La lex come ratio summa nel De legibus di Cicerone
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Mixed Government
Ius
Lex Naturae
Nomos
Rogatio
topic 72 Filosofía
Mixed Government
Ius
Lex Naturae
Nomos
Rogatio
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