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The Iudicium quinquevirale / by Charles Henry Coster.
Coster, Charles Henry, 1897-1977.
1935
Rom 865 C82 (Map It)
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Author
Coster, Charles Henry, 1897-1977.
Title
The Iudicium quinquevirale / by Charles Henry Coster.
Uniform Title
Codex Theodosianus.
Published
Cambridge, Mass. : The Mediaeval Academy of America, 1935.
Call Number
Rom 865 C82
Description
vii, 87 pages ; 26 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1348329
Note
The Iudicium quinquevirale was a judiciary committee of the Roman Senate, formed to deal only with cases in which magnates were accused of very serious crimes. This court of criminal jurisdiction was established by a statute contained in the Codex Theodosianus IX, 1, 13 which was read in the Senate on 11 February 376. cf. p. v, 26 and 28
"The publication of this book was made possible by a fund granted the academy by the Carnegie corporation of New York."
Bibliography, etc. Note
"Notes": pages 65-82.
Series
Monographs of the Mediaeval Academy of America no. 10.
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Composition and function of the Iudicium quinquevirale.
The struggle between Valentinian and the Senate.
The reaction under Gratian and the creation of the Iudicium quinquevirale.
Questions concerning the jurisdiction of the Iudicium quinquevirale.
The trial of Arvandus.
The trial of Basilius and Praetextatus.
The trial of Boethius.
Conclusion

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