Eisagoge aucta
The Eisagogē aucta (previously incorrectly Epanagogē aucta ) is a Middle Byzantine legal book .
The Eisagogē aucta has come down to us in around 10 complete manuscripts and consists of 53 and 54 titles, respectively. In the first titles it is based on the Eisagogē tou nomou , then (from title 17) on the Procheiros nomos . The compiler also used the so-called basilicas and the novellas of Leon VI. , of which he paraphrased about 30 and included in his work. The legal book could be a revision of the Eisagogē cum Prochiro composita - dating to around 920-930 .
Edition
- Karl Eduard Zachariae von Lingenthal : Jus Graeco-Romanum , Vol. IV, Leipzig 1865, pp. 171-376 (reprinted in: Ioannis Zepos , Panagiotis Zepos , Jus Graecoromanum , Athens 1931 [reprinted Aalen 1962], vol. VI, p. 49-216).
literature
- Karl Eduard Zachariae von Lingenthal: Imperatorum Basilii, Constantini et Leonis Prochiron , Heidelberg 1837, S. CV – CXXXII
- Andreas Schminck : Epanagoge aucta, in: The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium , Bd. 1, Oxford u. a. 1991, p. 704
- Spyros Troianos : Οι πηγές του βυζαντινού δικαίου , 3rd edition, Athens / Komotini 2011, p. 271 and so on. (467)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ludwig Burgmann, Marie Theres Fögen , Andreas Schminck , Dieter Simon , Repertorium der Manschriften des Byzantine Rechts I, Frankfurt am Main 1995, p. 413.