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摘要
关于罗马结社法的旧的和新的见解。在一本新的专著中,B. Zahn指出了大学的债务问题。Forderungen und Schulden privater Personenvereinigungen im römischen Recht, 2021认为,根据罗马法,社团没有法律人格。因此,他挑战了一个被广泛接受的观点,即语料库一词是指社团的法律人格。本文以丰富的铭文证据为重点,对该研究的论点进行了追溯,并验证了其有效性。笔者的研究结果大多是有根据的,但本文试图从规定、信义、方式等方面加深对部分铭文的解读。
Summary Old and new insights regarding the Roman law of associations. In a new monograph, B. Zahn, Si quid universitati debetur. Forderungen und Schulden privater Personenvereinigungen im römischen Recht, 2021, argues that associations had no legal personality under Roman law. He thus challenges a well-accepted view of the term corpus as referring to legal personality of associations. The article retraces the arguments of the study with a special attention to the rich epigraphic evidence, and verifies their validity. Whereas most results of the author turn out to be well-founded, the paper attempts to deepen the interpretations of some inscriptions with regard to stipulations, fideicommissa and modus.