Origin and evolution of "Jus Gentium" in Rome

Authors

  • Héctor Roberto Baudon Universidad de Buenos Aires

Keywords:

Jus Gentium, Rome

Abstract

Jus Gentium, when it laid its foundations and developed in Rome, produced the universalization of chirurgical law, following and adhering to the same degrees of evolution as the former. It was a double perfection of the law of the city, which operated jointly and harmoniously, suffering the thrust of causes, in part, similar and, in part, diverse. Let us investigate, then, in what form the Jus Gentium arose and developed in Rome.

Author Biography

  • Héctor Roberto Baudon, Universidad de Buenos Aires

    The author of this monograph is a young and distinguished university student of the Federal Capital, whose erudition and capacity place him in first grade among the jurists who are beginning. As a legal publicist he has collaborated in the "Revista de Derecho", "Historia y Letras", in "Foro y Notariado", "Revista del Notariado", "Ciencias Sociales", etc. His political and literary production is prolific, having revealed himself as a brilliant and inspired speaker. He has published two works: "Evolución del Espiritu de Ia obligación en Roma" and "Politica Positiva", the first one prolonged by doctors Zeballos and Rivarola. The former described him as "a scholar of clear intelligence, of discreet spirit, of easy and measured speech, of acute critical and humorous tendency, and of clear and synthetic style". He has just published a literary work "Los poetas de Ia Revolución".

    References:

    Reference retrieved from page 54 of this article.

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1915-09-01

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Vol. 2 No. 7 (1915): September

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Origin and evolution of "Jus Gentium" in Rome. (1915). Revista De La Universidad Nacional De Córdoba, 2(7), 21-54. https://revistas.psi.unc.edu.ar/index.php/REUNC/article/view/3377