La versione greca della cost. Imperatoriam e la sua attribuzione

The Greek version of the const. Imperatoriam reproduces a discourse made by an antecessor of Justinian’s age in the introductory lesson of his course on Institutes. He translated the constitution with the addition of didactical explications and clarifying remarks. Some terminological peculiarities induce to deny that this antecessor was Theophilos. Rather, we are faced with a fragment of teaching’s activity on Institutes of a not-recognizable Justinianic antecessor.

Confezionamento di fistola artero-venosa nativa per l’emodialisi

La trattazione di Gai 3.140-141 sul pretium nella compravendita, tra 'regulae' e ius controversum

The text of Gaius’ Institutes concerning the price of a sale contains a curious peculiarity. Gaius first of all reports the requisites of the price in the form of peremptory rules, but soon afterwards he indicates as consequence (nam...) a contrast of views: some jurists admit the relevance of a sale which doesn’t observe these requisites. The Author suggest that the (merely) apparent contradiction is an example of the particular approach ‘operativo-cautelare’ of the whole work: Gaius wants to point out, in a ‘warning perspective’, the conditions to be complied so that the effect of the legal transaction is sure and beyond dispute, by distinguishing from the case in which the effect is unce…

Sequele nella chirurgia dell’iperparatiroidismo.

Endoscopic screening of the upper and lower digestive tract of the patients with chronic renal failure on waiting list for renal transplantation

Intraoperative parathyroid hormone monitorino durino parathyroidectomy for renal hyperparathyroidism

Screening endoscopico del tratto digestivo superiore ed inferiore del paziente uremico da sottoporre a trapianto renale.

'Facilitas'. Alcune fonti per Bernardo Albanese

Valutazione endoscopica del paziente uremico il lista d’attesa per trapianto renale.

Recensione a Sara Longo, Senatusconsultum Macedonianum. Interpretazione e applicazione da Vespasiano a Giustiniano (Torino 2012).

Dopo un analitico resoconto dei contenuti e delle argomentazioni presenti nell'opera recensita, vengono segnalati alcuni testi di Seneca e un brano della Parafrasi di Teofilo che potrebbero gettare nuova luce e fornire ulteriori spunti ricostruttivi sul tema.