New edition of TLond. 55. A more careful reading of the text and of the formulary contained in the document - confirmed both by the praxis documents of Campania and the Dacia's tablets - make it possible to discover a different meaning for the London tablet. In TLond. 55, in fact, we find a debt recognition and not a loan, as the first publisher believes. In addition, we may better understand the kind of stipulatio with which the debtor was engaged: the verb curari in the expression dari curari, which is not used in other documents of the practice so far known, comes back to the formulary of a stipulatio as is referred by Labeo, Celsus and Ulpian in two fragment of the Digest (D. 12.1.42 Cels. 6 dig.; D. 45.1.67.1, Ulp. 2 ad ed.).
Riedizione di TLond. 55: «pecunia debita in stipulatum deducta»
Fara Nasti
2017-01-01
Abstract
New edition of TLond. 55. A more careful reading of the text and of the formulary contained in the document - confirmed both by the praxis documents of Campania and the Dacia's tablets - make it possible to discover a different meaning for the London tablet. In TLond. 55, in fact, we find a debt recognition and not a loan, as the first publisher believes. In addition, we may better understand the kind of stipulatio with which the debtor was engaged: the verb curari in the expression dari curari, which is not used in other documents of the practice so far known, comes back to the formulary of a stipulatio as is referred by Labeo, Celsus and Ulpian in two fragment of the Digest (D. 12.1.42 Cels. 6 dig.; D. 45.1.67.1, Ulp. 2 ad ed.).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
