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Ius Commune Podcast

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Frequency: 1 episode/48d. Total Eps: 14

A podcast about the ius commune. iuscommunepod@gmail.com

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Roman law in legal and non legal writings with Maren Niehoff and Ulrike Babusiaux

Season 3 · Episode 7

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 • Duration 01:02:43

Roman law is often studied through juristic writings, imperial legislation, and legal compilations. Yet legal ideas also permeated a much broader range of texts, from philosophy and rhetoric to history, Jewish literature, and early Christian writings. Inspired by the conference Roman Law in Non-Legal Writings: Romans, Greeks, Jews and Christians, held in Munich in February 2026, this episode explores how these non-legal sources not only reflected Roman law but also participated in shaping legal knowledge and authority.

Together with Professors Ulrike Babusiaux and Maren Niehoff, we discuss how legal concepts travelled across intellectual, religious, and social boundaries, becoming part of a shared cultural language. The conversation examines the relationship between law and narrative, the transmission of legal ideas beyond professional jurists, and the implications of these processes for understanding legal pluralism in the Roman world. More broadly, the episode invites us to reconsider Roman law not simply as a body of rules, but as a dynamic cultural phenomenon embedded in the wider intellectual life of antiquity.

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The judgment of the provinces. Law and society in the Roman world with Ari Bryen

Season 3 · Episode 6

Thursday, July 2, 2026 • Duration 01:00:35

This episode explores Ari Z. Bryen’s The Judgment of the Provinces: The Roman Empire and the Origins of Law and Society, a provocative reassessment of the relationship between law, society, and imperial power in the Roman world. Challenging traditional views of Roman law as a centralized system imposed from above, Bryen argues that law functioned as a shared language through which provincial populations interpreted authority, negotiated legitimacy, and reflected on the nature of empire itself.

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