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B i o n d o B i o n d i , 11 diritto romano cristiano I — I I I (1952—1954). I n t h i s epoch-making work t h e papyri f i n d also their conside-r a t i o n : B G U I 140, — I I 163 (humanitas cf. m y Laiv2 18929);
Cair.-Masp. I 67.097 — I I I , 42 (άποκήρυ£ις, cf. Law2 13824); Lips 43 —
I I I , 387 (episc. audientia, cf. Law2 494); Lond. Y 1 7 1 1 — I I I , 185
(donatio propter nuptias, cf. Law2 192); P . Marini 80 — I I I , 90
a n d 394 — (oath); Mich. 508 — I I I , 77 (I. Iulia et Pappia Pop-pea, cf. Law2 107); P. Nessana 14 — I I I , 168 (divorce, cf. Law2
1237e); Oxy. 129 — I I I , 177, 185 (repudium, cf. Law2 131); O x y .
901 — I I , 198 (defensor civitatis, cf. Law2 493); O x y . 903 — I I I ,
393 (episc. audientia, cf Law2 494); O x y . 907 — I I , 237 (materna
potestas, cf. Law2 154 ff.); Oxy. 1206 — I I I , 59 (adoption, cf. Law2
138); Flor. 93 — I I I , 187 (divorce, cf. Law2 124); P S I 767 — I I I ,
2 2 8 (moratorium cf. Law2 536).
R . T a u b e n s c h l a g , Rzymskie prawo prywatne na tle praw antycz-nych (Roman Private Law in the Light of Ancient Laws; in Po-lish, W a r s a w 1955).
cf. J . K l i m a , Iura Υ Ι 281 f f . ; K u p i s z e w s k i , Labeo I , 3 p . 348 ff.
R . T a u b e n s c h l a g , Rzymskie prawo prywatne (Roman Private Law,m Polish, Warsaw 1955).
R . T a u b e n s c h l a g , The Law of Greco-Roman Egypt in the Light of the Papyri 332 B.C. — 640 A.D. Second edition, revised, a n d enlarged (Warsaw, Państwowe W y d a w n i c t w o Naukowe 1955). cf. A m e l o t t i , SDHI X X I (1955) 399 ff.
M. D a v i d — B. A. v a n G r o n i n g e n , Papyrological Primer3
(Leyden, Brill 1952).
This excellent m a n u a l which appears now in its third edition does n o t differ much f r o m t h e second one. The a u t h o r s replaced o n l y one t e x t (No. 38) b y a more interesting one, and added t h r e e p r i v a t e letters (Nos. 74, 78 and 83) a n d a short m a t h e m a t i c a l pa-p y r u s . T h e v e r y valuable short i n t r o d u c t i o n pa-placed a t t h e head of each t e x t , remained as it was. I m a y a d d also t h a t the new lite-r a t u lite-r e on t h e subject was also completed. As t h e folite-rmelite-r edition t h e new one will be of great use for t h e j u r i s t s a n d philologists.
