Among the constitutions issued by emperor Leo I, one of the most important and suggestive is certainly constituted by C. 2.7.14 of 469 AD, of which both the content and the purposes can be fully understood by reconnecting this provision to what was stated, as many as five centuries earlier, by Marcus Tullius Cicero.
Tra le costituzioni emanate dall’imperatore Leone I, una delle più importanti e suggestive è sicuramente costituita da C. 2.7.14 del 469 d.C., della quale tanto il contenuto quanto gli scopi possono essere pienamente compresi ricollegando tale provvedimento a quanto affermato, ben cinque secoli prima, da Marco Tullio Cicerone.
Echi ciceroniani in una costituzione di Leone I
Arcaria F
2024-01-01
Abstract
Among the constitutions issued by emperor Leo I, one of the most important and suggestive is certainly constituted by C. 2.7.14 of 469 AD, of which both the content and the purposes can be fully understood by reconnecting this provision to what was stated, as many as five centuries earlier, by Marcus Tullius Cicero.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
