Publikacje romanistyczne w Akademii Wileńskiej w latach 1644—1655

LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Vilniaus akademijos Teisės fakultetas; Romanistai; Teisės profesoriai; Abiejų teisių daktarai (utriusque iuris); Romėnų teisė. Keywords: Faculty of Law of the Vilnius Academy; Romanists; Professors of law; Doctors of both laws (utriusque iuris); Roman law.Reikšminiai žodžiai: Vilniaus akademijos Teisės fakultetas; Romanistai; Teisės profesoriai; Abiejų įstatymų (utriusque iuris) daktarai; Romėnų teisė; Faculty of Law of the Vilnius Academy; Romanists; Professors of law; Doctors of both laws (utriusque iuris); Roman law.

ENIn the years 1644—1655 the Faculty of Law of the Vilnius Academy published several publications of professors working there and promoted doctors of both laws (utriusque iuris). Some of them covered Roman law. The dissertation of Benedict de Soxo, Claves juris, contains numerous Romanistic motifs. The Rector of the Vilnius Academy discussed terms, phrases and principles rooted in Roman law. Also, considerations concerning the sources of law, its interpretation or the teaching of law had their romanistic roots. Aaron Aleksander Olizarowski, professor at the Faculty of Law of the Vilnius Academy, in his work De politica hominum societate, published in Gdańsk in 1651, made numerous references to Roman law. Most of the romanistic themes were included in the first book, De Domo, when discussing issues related to marriage and family. In 1650 Jan Marquarta wrote a dissertation on Roman law entitled De damno injuriae, which was the only dissertation on this legal matter at the Vilnius Academy in the years 1644—1655. Although the work concerned damage and liability for damages, its author additionally presented the historical development of sources of law in ancient Rome. The content and structure of the dissertation testifies to the good romanistic background of its author. The works referring in their content to Roman law, in the initial period of functioning of the Faculty of Law of the Vilnius Academy, testify to its important role in science and teaching at university law studies. [From the publication]

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