Office hours for students
wtorek 13.30–14.30
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Roman Law (Principles of Roman Law)
Wykład kursowy Prawo rzymskie i tradycja romanistyczna
Juristic Papyrology
The Woman in the Roman Antiquity: Ideal – Law – Practice
Summer School in Israeli Law
Towards European Constitutionalism
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urbanik.bio.wpia.uw.edu.pl
University Professor at the Chair of Roman Law and the Law of Antiquity
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Tuesdays/Wtoreki 13.30–14.30, rooms 204/202 Collegium Iuridicum I or by appointment.
During the time of pandemia: by prior appointment at Webex.
Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/27
00-927 Warsaw 64
# +48.22.552.0388/384 – fax# +48.22.552.4319
kuba [at] adm.uw.edu.pl
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Study of the legal practice in Antiquity, the juristic papyrology in the broadest sense combined with the elements of social history and the history of mentality: legal awareness.
Ancient family law (with the doctoral thesis devoted to divorce in law and legal practice) and, more generally, the legal awareness in Antiquity.
The œuvre of Dioskoros of Aphrodité, the 6th century poet and notary of Middle Egypt, trying to understand the relation between the school-acquired legal knowledge and the practical skills of a notary in the everyday-use of the law.
Campanian legal practice as presented bt the wax tablets from Herculanum and Puteoli
Legal standing of women in the Graeco-Roman Antiquity.
Trial procedure in Roman and Byzantine Egypt, the rise of the legal ‘principles’
Legal pluralism and multi-normativism in the Roman and Byzantine Antiquity, use of languages for law in Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Egypt.
Teaching/Learning Quality Assurance
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