Note: Literaturangaben , Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke , Framing "Law and Society" in the Roman World , More than Codes : Roman ways of organising and giving access to legal information , Epigraphy , Juristic papyrology and Roman law , Roman law and Latin literature , SPQR : institutions and popular participation in the Roman Republic , The emperor, the law and imperial administration , Provincial administration , Local administration , Collegia and their impact on the constitutional structure of the Roman state , Legal education and training of lawyers , Lawyers in administration , Legal writing and legal reasoning , Greek philosophy and classical Roman law , Rhetoric and Roman law , Magistrates who made and applied the law , Roman courts and private arbitration , Republican civil procedure : sanctioning reluctant defendants , Imperial Cognitio process , Evidence and argument : the truth of prestige and its performance , Legal pluralism in practice , Police functions and public order , Public and private criminal law , Crimes against the individual : violence and sexual crimes , Crimes against the state , Social status, legal status, and legal privilege , Legally marginalised groups : the Empire , Repression, resistance and rebellion , Slavery : social position and legal capacity , Manumission , Woman and patriarchy in Roman law , Defining gender , Women as legal actors , Family , Husband and wife , Child and parent in Roman law , Inheritance , Economic structure of Roman property law , Ownership and power in Roman law , Possession in Roman law , Possession and provincial practice , Obligatio in Roman law and society , Contracts, commerce and Roman society , Scope and function of civil wrongs in Roman society , Price setting and other attempts to control the economy , Law, business ventures and trade , Urban landlords and tenants , Tenure of land and agricultural regulation , Roman law, markets and market prices