REDHIS: Rediscovering the hidden structure
The aim of Redhis is a new appreciation of Roman legal culture in Late Antiquity. The project focuses on the elements which display the persistence of an high-level legal culture. Two are the main aspects that will be researched. First, a comprehensive understanding of legal culture has to include the study of the legal texts’ manuscript transmission. Although in Late Antiquity few works were composed anew, the books of the main classical jurists of previous centuries were copied, read and studied in the school and cited in the courts. A full appreciation of the remains of such copies in papyri and parchment – which has been neglected here so far – will explain how the lawyers of the 4th and 5th centuries AD kept in touch with the achievements of previous jurists. Secondly, Late Antiquity is considered to be the epoch of the emperors’ legislation, in opposition to the previous epoch dominated by private jurists. Nevertheless, an analysis of the motivations of the emperors’ decisions will show the mental proceeding of the lawgivers and, at the same time, will show a deep relationship with the works of the roman jurists. The project will be developed, under the direction of the Principal Investigator, by three research teams, with a strong cross-disciplinary composition. A wide collection of papyri and parchments will be edited, as a basis for a new interpretation, which will be the second part of the project.
The research project Redhis “Rediscovering the hidden structure. A new appreciation of Juristic texts and Patterns of thought in Late Antiquity” has begun its five year activity on February 1st, 2014. It is a project selected and funded as ERC Advanced Grant 2013. Principal Investigator is professor Dario Mantovani, Senior Staff professor Luigi Pellecchi. Host Institution: University of Pavia, Italy.
The following preliminary editions produced by REDHIS are currently hosted by DCLP/Papyri.info. The full editions with commentaries and apparatus will appear in the forthcoming corpus of Latin and Greek juristic papyri edited by Dario Mantovani, Serena Ammirati, Marco Fressura, Luigi Pellecchi. In the spirit of amicitia papyrologorum and in respect of intellectual property rights REDHIS asks that the preliminary editions of REDHIS are not used to produce new editions that anticipate the printed corpus.Suggestions and remarks communicated to the REDHIS staff and leading to an improvement of the texts will be most welcome and fully acknowledged: please contact Dario Mantovani <dario.mantovani@college-de-france.fr>.Aberdeen, University Library
Ann Arbor, Michigan University Library / New Haven, Beinecke Library
P.Mich. VII 456 + P.Yale inv. 1158r. Papyrus roll. Tebtynis (?), 1st c. Ancient cursive. Latin legal treatise. Author not identified.Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung / London, British Library / Oxford, Weston Library / Paris, Musée du Louvre, Département des Antiquités égyptiennes / Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Papyrussammlung
P.Berol. inv. P 6762 + 6763 + 16988 + 21317 + P.Louvre E 7153. Parchment codex. Arsinoites, 5th-6th c. BR uncial and round majuscule. Papinianus, responsa, with notes from Paulus and Ulpianus, and Greek marginalia (only P.Berol. inv. P 6762 + 6763).P.Berol. inv. P 11323. Parchment codex. Hermoupolis Magna, 4th-5th c. Sloping minuscule. Papinianus, responsa.P.Berol. inv. P 11533r + P.Fay. 10 + P.Lond. inv. 2585r. Papyrus roll. Theadelphia, 3rd c. Ancient Latin cursive. Mandatum Traiani de testamento militum (?).P.Berol inv. P 14057 + 14059 + 14060 + 14061 + 14062 + 14064 + 14065 + 14072 + 14075 + 16976 + 16986 + P.Vindob. L 164. Papyrus codex. Hermoupolis Magna (?), 5th-6th c. Sloping minuscule and Greek sloping majuscule (marginalia). Theodosian code, with Greek marginalia.P.Berol. inv. P 14066. Papyrus codex. Hermoupolis Magna, 5th-6th c. BR uncial. Still unidentified Latin legal text.P.Berol inv. P 14069. Papyrus codex. Hermoupolis Magna. 4th-5th c. Upright minuscule and capital. Latin legal text.P.Berol. inv. P 14087. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 6th c. BR uncial. Codex, with Greek marginalia.P.Berol. inv. P 16987. Papyrus codex. Hermoupolis Magna, 4th-5th c. Upright minuscule. Latin legal text. Author not identified.Bloomington, Indiana University, Lilly Library
Poole 218 (Poole Ullman 2). Papyrus codex. Egypt, 4th-5th c. Greek sloping majuscule and Latin sloping minuscule. Greek lemmatic commentary on a Latin legal text.Firenze, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana
Firenze, Istituto Papirologico “Girolamo Vitelli”
PSI inv. CNR 132. Papyrus codex. Oxyrhynchus (?), 5h-6th c. BR uncial and Greek round majuscule. Greek commentary on Latin legal texts.Genève, Bibliothèque
Heildelberg, Institut für Papyrologie
P.Heid. L 2. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 6th c. BR uncial. Latin legal text.P.Heid. L 4. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 6th c. BR uncial and informal round majuscules. Digest with Greek marginalia.Holy Monastery of the God-trodden Mount Sinai
P.Bernardakis. Papyrus codex. Egypt (?), 5th-6th c. Round majuscule and BR uncial. Greek legal text.København, Institute for Greek and Latin / Roma, Collezione privata / Cairo, Egyptian Museum
P.Haun. III 45 + P.Arangio-Ruiz s.n. + P.Cair. SR 3729 (14). Papyrus codex. Arsinoites, 4th c. Upright minuscule. Latin legal text on legata and fideicommissa.Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek
London, British Library
P.Oxy. XV 1813. Parchment codex. Oxyrhynchus, 6th c. BR uncial. Theodosian Code.Manchester, John Rylands Library
P.Ryl. III 479 + 480. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 6th c. BR uncial. Digest.P.Ryl. III 481. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 5th-6th c. Latin upright minuscule and Greek majuscule. Latin text, possibly legal.München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
P.Monac. inv. L 2r. Papyrus roll. Egypt, 2nd c. Ancient Latin cursive. Latin legal text.New York, Columbia University
P.Col. inv. 696. Parchment codex. Egypt, 4th-5th c. Uncial. Still unidentified Latin legal text.New York, Morgan Library and Museum
P.Amh. II 27. Papyrus leaf. Egypt, 5th c. Latin upright informal minuscule and Greek informal rounded majuscule. Greek commentary on Latin imperial constitutions.Oxford, Sackler Library, Papyrology Rooms
Oxford, Weston Library
Paris, Institut de papyrologie de la Sorbonne
P.Sorb. inv. 2219. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 6th c. Sloping minuscule. Digest.P.Sorb. inv. 2173. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 6th c. Sloping minuscule. Codex.Paris, Musée du Louvre, Département des Antiquités égyptiennes / Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Papyrussammlung
P.Louvre E 10295bis + P.Vindob. L 94. Parchment codex. Haueris, 5th c. Uncial. Latin legal text.Philadelphia, Penn Museum
E 16694. Parchment codex, 4th-5th c. Uncial. Collection of imperial constitutions.Pommersfelden, Schloss Weissenstein
P.Pommersf. L 1-6. Papyrus codex. Ravenna, 6th c. BR uncial and uncial. Digest with Latin marginalia.Sankt Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek
Ms. 908, pp. 277-292. Parchment codex, palimpsest, scriptio ima. Italy, 5th c. Latin later cursive. Latin legal text, possibly imperial constitutions.Strasbourg, Bibliothèque universitaire
P.Stras. inv. L 9. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 5th c. Latin later cursive. Latin legal text.Trier, Universitätsbibliothek
P.UB Trier S 135-4+5. Parchment codex. Egypt, 5th c. Upright minuscule. Papinianus, responsa.Verona, Biblioteca Capitolare
Ms. I (1), ff. XI-XII. Parchment codex. Verona (?), 5th c. Uncial. Fragmentum de iure fisci.Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek
Wien, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Papyrussammlung
P.Vindob. L 44. Papyrus leaf. Arsinoites, 5th c. (?). Informal Latin minuscule. Imperial constitutions.P.Vindob. L 81. Papyrus leaf. Egypt, 5th c. Latin later cursive. Excerpta ex codice Theodosiano.P.Vindob. L 95. Parchment codex. Egypt, 5th-6th c. BR uncial. Thedosian code.P.Vindob. L 101 + 102 + 107. Papyrus codex. Arsinoites (?), 5th-6th c. Round majuscule and BR uncial. Greek legal text.P.Vindob. L 124. Parchment codex. Egypt, 4th-5th c. Uncial. Paulus, manualia.P.Vindob. L 128. Papyrus codex. Egypt, 5th-6th c. BR uncial. Imperial constitutions.P.Vindob. L 164. Papyrus leaf. Egypt, 5th c. Greek sloping majuscule. Greek text on Theodosian constitutions.
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