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Some considerations on the expression "Loco Filiae" in Gaius' Institutes
This article studies the meaning of the expression in "loco filiae" that Gaius uses to describe the position of the wife that has undergone a conventio in manum. Its aim is to ascertain whether or not manus, potestas and mancipium were equivalent powers, in the time of Gaius, by identifying, in particular, institutions which reflect disparate regulation of each.
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