Ceiitumviri to set aside the will and recover the estate, of which Curius had entered into thepossession him; and I grieve because there was taken from me, not, as many thought, a rival,who stood in a partner and companion in a glorious calling; for, if we are told that, in a ...
In fact, it took centuries for lawyers to become as respected and powerful as they are today. Some of the earliest lawyers were seen in ancient Greece and Rome. Back then, they were known as “orators” and they would often plead a case on behalf of their friends. However, they weren...
The Phoenicians were the great merchants of antiquity, in fact the greatest mercantile people of all time; the most enterprising race of explorers and navigators the world has ever known, not excepting even our own restless Anglo-Saxon race; the people from whom Greece and Rome derived the lett...
Whatever may have been the cause, there are but few traces left of the legal system of ancient Egypt. The political organization of the country recognized a division into Upper, and Lower Egypt – in later times, into Upper, Middle, and Lower Egypt – and a subdivision of the whole countr...
The article focuses on the false impression of the expulsion of astrologers in ancient Rome. It states that historians start to deal with the expulsion of ... Ripat,Pauline - 《Classical Philology》 被引量: 3发表: 2011年 A Cross-age Study on The Development of "Chemistry" Concept Through ...
Arguably the contexts of speaking and writing for lawyers of ancient Greece and Rome and lawyers of today could not be more different. But, classical rhetorical theory, developed 2,000 years ago for face-to-face interactions in public squares and courtrooms, can be productively applied to ...