A Casebook On Roman Family Law Book

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Title:    A Casebook On Roman Family Law

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	Major Jurists Cited in This Casebook
	Introduction to Roman Family Law	3
Ch. I	Basic Concepts
Case 1	Freedom, Citizenship, and Household	12
Case 2	Slavery and Freedom	14
Case 3	Agnatic Relationship	16
Case 4	The Household (Familia) and the Pater Familias	18
Case 5	Sui Iuris and Alieni Iuris	21
Case 6	The Age of Majority	23
Ch. II	Marriage
Case 7	Less Than Minimum Age	27
Case 8	The Ability to Procreate	29
Case 9	Conubium	31
Case 10	Legal Impediments	34
Case 11	Incestuous Marriage	36
Case 12	Incentives to Marry and Reproduce	39
Case 13	The Requirement of Agreement	41
Case 14	A Freedwoman's Agreement	43
Case 15	Not Standing on Ceremony	45
Case 16	What the Neighbors Know	47
Case 17	Marital Affection	49
Case 18	A Wife or a Concubine?	51
Case 19	An Archaic Wedding Ceremony	54
Case 20	Leading a Bride into the Home	56
Case 21	The Significance of Ceremony	58
Case 22	Cohabitation and Marriage	60
Case 23	The Man Who Died beside the Tiber	62
Case 24	Arranging a Betrothal	65
Case 25	Agreement to Betrothal	67
Case 26	Betrothal and Marriage	68
Case 27	An Affront to the Fiancee	70
Case 28	Jilting Your Intended	71
Case 29	Marriage, Dowry, and Public Policy	72
Case 30	Giving the Dowry	75
Case 31	The Bride Gets Cold Feet	78
Case 32	The Duty to Provide a Dowry	79
Case 33	Appropriate Dowries	81
Case 34	The "Dowered" Wife	83
Case 35	The Burdens of Marriage	84
Case 36	Appraising the Dowry	85
Case 37	Filiae Loco	89
Case 38	The Wife's Property	91
Case 39	Acquisitions by a Wife in Manus	93
Case 40	Can a Wife in Manus Divorce?	94
Case 41	Free Marriage: The Principle of Noninterference	96
Case 42	Sharing Status	97
Case 43	Showing Reverence	99
Case 44	An Affront to a Spouse	100
Case 45	No Infamy	101
Case 46	An Unknown Son	104
Case 47	Notice of Pregnancy	105
Case 48	Protecting the Unborn Child	108
Case 49	Custody of Children	109
Case 50	Adultery and Marriage	110
Case 51	Killing the Adulterer...	112
Case 52	...But Not His Own Wife	114
Case 53	Pandering	116
Case 54	The Necessity of Divorce	118
Case 55	A Double Standard?	120
Case 56	Separate Estates	122
Case 57	Managing His Wife's Property	124
Case 58	What the Woman Brings with Her	125
Case 59	Q. Mucius's Presumption	127
Case 60	Maintenance	128
Case 61	No Gifts	130
Case 62	A Fake Sale	133
Case 63	Making Clothes	134
Case 64	Exceptions	135
Case 65	Severan Reforms	137
Case 66	Equitable Ownership?	140
Case 67	Fruits and Capital Gains	143
Case 68	A Dowry Allowance to the Wife	145
Case 69	Tying the Dowry to the Wife's Maintenance	147
Case 70	Diligence	149
Case 71	Necessary Expenses	151
Case 72	Statutory Limits on a Husband's Power	153
Case 73	Captured	156
Case 74	A Daughter Is Deported	158
Case 75	Free Divorce	160
Case 76	Divorce by Remarriage?	161
Case 77	The Mental Element	163
Case 78	Formal Requirements?	164
Case 79	Free-Form Divorce	167
Case 80	Amicable Divorce	169
Case 81	A Wife Dies	170
Case 82	Divorce and the Dowry	173
Case 83	Retention on Moral Grounds	174
Case 84	Retaining Necessary Expenses	177
Case 85	Reducing the Dowry by Law	179
Case 86	Useful Expenses	181
Case 87	Opening a Quarry	183
Case 88	Luxury Expenses	185
Case 89	Gaius Gracchus and Licinia's Dowry	186
Ch. III	Patria Potestas
Case 90	The Consilium I: Almost the Entire Senate	193
Case 91	The Consilium II: The Quality of Mercy	196
Case 92	A Hunting Accident?	199
Case 93	Disciplining a Troublesome Son	202
Case 94	An Offense Related to Public Pietas	204
Case 95	An Adulterous Daughter	205
Case 96	Limitations on Killing a Daughter	207
Case 97	A Son and the State	210
Case 98	Who Consents	212
Case 99	Compelling a Child's Consent	214
Case 100	A Father's Consent	215
Case 101	Impaired Consent: Madness	218
Case 102	Impaired Consent: Captivity	219
Case 103	Parental Consent and Public Policy	221
Case 104	Divorce: The Ernperor Pius Intervenes	222
Case 105	A Father Changes His Mind	223
Case 106	Disposition of Gifts	224
Case 107	Breaking Up Is Hard to Do	226
Case 108	Stealing a Child	229
Case 109	Mother versus Father	230
Case 110	Deciding on Custody	231
Case 111	Self-Custody	234
Case 112	Maintenance of Relatives	235
Case 113	Owning and Possessing Nothing	240
Case 114	Through Whom Do We Acquire?	241
Case 115	Ownership and Possession	244
Case 116	The Father's Knowledge	246
Case 117	Acquiring a Debt	248
Case 118	The Uniqueness of the Son-in-Power	251
Case 119	As Though He Were a Pater Familias	253
Case 120	Suing the Son	254
Case 121	The Father's Order	255
Case 122	Turned to the Father's Benefit	256
Case 123	Obtaining a Daughter's Dowry	258
Case 124	Business Managers	260
Case 125	The Nature of the Fund	265
Case 126	The Contents of a Peculium	267
Case 127	Constituting a Peculium	269
Case 128	Slave Women and Daughters	271
Case 129	Acquiring Property	272
Case 130	Free Administration	274
Case 131	Gifts from a Peculium	277
Case 132	Lending Money	278
Case 133	Defending the Peculium	280
Case 134	Computing the Balance	282
Case 135	Deductions from the Peculium	285
Case 136	The Deceitful Pater	288
Case 137	Alternative Remedies	289
Case 138	The Camp Peculium	290
Case 139	Noxal Actions	292
Case 140	Liability and Status	294
Case 141	Defending the Son	295
Case 142	Wrongs against Children-in-Power	296
Case 143	Paternal Power and Status	298
Case 144	Presuming a Father	299
Case 145	Periods of Gestation	300
Case 146	Strange Bedfellows?	302
Case 147	A Divorced Wife Takes Vengeance	303
Case 148	Adrogation	304
Case 149	The Adoption Process	306
Case 150	Age Requirements	309
Case 151	Family Ties	310
Case 152	Adoption and Adrogation of Women	311
Case 153	Adoption by Women	312
Case 154	The Imitation of Nature	313
Case 155	The Decision to Emancipate	315
Case 156	Study Abroad	317
Case 157	Emancipated versus Freed	318
Case 158	The State Intervenes	319
Ch. IV	Succession
Case 159	Rules of the fus Civile	323
Case 160	An Unwilling Heir	326
Case 161	The Praetor's Rules	328
Case 162	Emancipated and Disinherited	330
Case 163	A Legal Puzzler	331
Case 164	The Third Praetorian Class (Unde Cognati)	333
Case 165	Illegitimate Children	334
Case 166	Son-in-Power as Cognate	335
Case 167	Husbands and Wives	337
Case 168	Mothers Inherit from Children	339
Case 169	Children Inherit from Mothers	340
Case 170	Disqualifications	341
Case 171	The Mancipatory Will	344
Case 172	Common Substitution	347
Case 173	Pupillary Substitution	348
Case 174	The Causa Curiana	349
Case 175	Who's on First?	351
Case 176	Two Wills	352
Case 177	Privileged Heirs	353
Case 178	Defective Wills	354
Case 179	Name Games	356
Case 180	Disinheritance as an Advantage	358
Case 181	Partial Disinheritance	359
Case 182	Providing for Postumi	360
Case 183	Postumi and the (Un)married Man	361
Case 184	Subfecundity	363
Case 185	Twins	365
Case 186	The Challenge of the Emancipatus	367
Case 187	Adopted Children	369
Case 188	Passing Over Sui Heredes	371
Case 189	The Son of an Adopted Child	373
Case 190	Adopting a Son as a Grandson	375
Case 191	Adopting a Grandson as a Son	376
Case 192	Complaints about the Will	377
Case 193	Duty and Sanity	378
Case 194	Evil Stepmothers	379
Case 195	A Mother's Mistake	381
Case 196	Multiple Claims	383
Case 197	Procedural Alternatives	384
Case 198	The Lex Falcidia	387
Case 199	Legacy of a Dowry	389
Case 200	Legacy in Place of a Dowry	390
Case 201	Generic Legacies	392
Case 202	Things Acquired for a Wife	394
Case 203	Legacy of a Usufruct	397
Case 204	Legacy of a Peculium	400
Case 205	Release from Liability	402
Case 206	Inheritance by Another Name?	404
Case 207	Fideicommissum or Not?	406
Case 208	The Gargilian Farm	408
Case 209	Legacy and Fideicommissum	410
Case 210	Bad Blood	412
Case 211	Motives and Reasons	413
Case 212	Just Like a Legacy	416
App	A Specimen Roman Will	418
Ch. V	Tutelage and the Status of Children and Women
Case 213	Defining Tutelage	425
Case 214	Appointing a Tutor	426
Case 215	The Tutor as Owner	428
Case 216	Authorization	430
Case 217	Welfare of the Child	432
Case 218	Pitfalls of Tutelage	434
Case 219	Liability for Alienating Property	437
Case 220	Making Whole: Restitutio in Integrum	438
Case 221	The Appointment of a Curator	441
Case 222	Paying a Debt	443
Case 223	Parting Lunatics and Prodigals from Their Property	445
Case 224	A Worried Mother	447
Case 225	The Weaker Sex?	450
Case 226	The Tutor's Authorization	453
Case 227	Escaping a Tutor	454
Case 228	Women's Wills	455
Case 229	Where the Boys Are	457
Case 230	Order in the Court	460
Case 231	Male Jobs	461
Case 232	Ignorance of the Law	463
Case 233	The Credit of Women	464
Case 234	Protecting Women in Financial Matters	467
Case 235	Sexual Harassment	468
App	Biographies of the Major Roman Jurists	471
	Glossary of Technical Tems	479
	Suggested Further Reading	489
	Bibliography on the Roman Family	491
	Index of Sources	495

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