Civil contiones in the Roman Empire at the Beginning of the 3rd Century AD and testamentum comitiis calatis in Early Rome

Frolov, Roman

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Civil contiones in the Roman Empire at the Beginning of the 3rd Century AD and testamentum comitiis calatis in Early Rome

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S207987840000458-2-1

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Volume 3 Issue 8 (16)

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The paper investigates an inscription from Roman colony of Theveste (ILAlg I 3040). A sentence “in contione populi” is reconstructed in the text which informs about execution of a will. An attempt is made to define the role of the contio in this process on the basis of comparison of the 3rd century AD realities and the testamentum comitiis calatis in Early Rome.

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Roman Empire, Roman public assemblies, Roman public meetings, comitia calata, testamentum, civitas, Theveste

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23.11.2012

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31.12.2012

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GOST	Frolov R. Civil contiones in the Roman Empire at the Beginning of the 3rd Century AD and testamentum comitiis calatis in Early Rome // ISTORIYA. – 2012. – V. 3. – Issue 8 (16). URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000458-2-1/
MLA	Frolov, Roman "Civil contiones in the Roman Empire at the Beginning of the 3rd Century AD and testamentum comitiis calatis in Early Rome." ISTORIYA. 3.8 (16) (2012).
APA	Frolov R. (2012). Civil contiones in the Roman Empire at the Beginning of the 3rd Century AD and testamentum comitiis calatis in Early Rome. ISTORIYA. vol. 3, no. 8 (16)