L'interpretazione storica del diritto di guerra romano fra tradizione romanistica e giusnaturalismo.

Door: Ilari, Virgilio.

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• Uitgever: Milano : A. Giuffrè, 1981. Paperback. xiii, 247 pp. 26 cm. (Pubblicazioni dell'Istituto di diritto romano e dei diritti dell'oriente mediterraneo / Università di Roma ; 57). Italian text. Conditie: goed
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• Extra informatie: - This is a comprehensive work examines the evolution of Roman concepts of the law of war and their influence on subsequent legal and philosophical traditions. Spanning from ancient Rome through the 18th century, Ilari delves into how Roman legal frameworks, particularly the ius fetiale, shaped and were reinterpreted by later thinkers in the context of natural law and international relations. The study begins by contrasting Roman legal and religious ideas of war with Greek philosophical traditions, underscoring the uniqueness of Roman practices grounded in divine sanction. Ilari then explores how the legitimacy of war was re-evaluated within Christian theology, medieval canon law, and early humanist thought, including the pacifist critiques of Erasmus and Thomas More. The book charts the Renaissance revival of Roman legal models in political and legal theory, particularly in the works of Bodin, Ayala, and Belli, before turning to a major shift: the emergence of natural law theorists like Gentili and Grotius. These thinkers redefined just war theory, moving beyond Roman jurisprudence to establish the foundations of modern international law. Later chapters examine the partial defense of Roman tradition in 17th-century England and its reinterpretation by Enlightenment thinkers such as Vico. Ilari concludes by tracing early critical scholarship on Roman war law, revealing its enduring influence and gradual transformation across centuries of legal thought.
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