Tuesday, 1 September
Opening day08:30–10:00Registration
10:00–10:45Opening ceremony
10:45–11:30Opening lecture
Javier Paricio · Professor of Roman Law, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
'Pro Servio'
Presented by Giuseppe Falcone, Professor of Roman Law, University of Palermo
Antonio Metro Auditorium
'Pro Servio'
Presented by Giuseppe Falcone, Professor of Roman Law, University of Palermo
Antonio Metro Auditorium
11:30–12:00Welcome coffee
12:00–12:45Guest lecture
Carla Masi Doria · Professor of Roman Law, Università Federico II di Napoli
'Narrazioni giuridiche al femminile nel mondo romano. Tra modelli e antimodelli'
Presented by María José Bravo Bosch, Professor of Roman Law, Universidad de Vigo
Antonio Metro Auditorium
'Narrazioni giuridiche al femminile nel mondo romano. Tra modelli e antimodelli'
Presented by María José Bravo Bosch, Professor of Roman Law, Universidad de Vigo
Antonio Metro Auditorium
12:45–13:30Guest lecture
Mª del Mar Marcos Sánchez · Professor of Ancient History, Universidad de Cantabria
'Heretical women in Roman law. Reading silence in the sources'
Presented by Pedro López Barja de Quiroga, Professor of Ancient History, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Antonio Metro Auditorium
'Heretical women in Roman law. Reading silence in the sources'
Presented by Pedro López Barja de Quiroga, Professor of Ancient History, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Antonio Metro Auditorium
13:30–14:15Discussion
14:15–14:45Real Banda de Gaitas de la Deputación de Ourense
International ambassador of Galician musical heritage
14:45–15:45Lunch
15:45–16:00Short break
16:00–17:30Sessions 1 5 rooms · Women in the Law of Antiquity
Session 1
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Civil procedure and judicial protection
Chair: Tammo Wallinga
- A judge gives judgment when he shouldn’t: sententia in fraudem legis
- The Onus Probandi in the Formulary Procedure of Roman Law
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Legal status, gender and vulnerability
Chair: Margarita Fuenteseca
- Anna Madgigine Ndiaye Jai Kingsley
- To Be a Woman in Roman Criminal Proceedings: Specificities of Punishing Women
- At the Intersection of Gender and Disability: The Status of Deaf Women in Ancient Rome
Julio Mangas Room
The Republic, female honour and legal representations of women
Chair: Antonio Saccoccio
- Women and ius belli' in Republican Rome: A Legal Analysis of the Liberation of Female Hostages in Carthago Nova (209 BC)'
- Kleider machen Leute. Zur Rolle des habitus matronalis bei der Begehung von iniuria
- Control y disciplina de las filiae familias: honor, pudicitia y castigo
Amelia Castresana Room
Marriage, family and women's legal status
Chair: Eduardo López Pereira
- La lógica del Consilium Domesticum en las crisis matrimoniales representadas en Plauto
- El status jurídico de la mujer a través de los rescriptos imperiales anteriores a Constantino
- Le uxores dei marinai della flotta imperiale romana e la cornice giuridica delle loro unioni
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Succession, wills and widowhood
Chair: Havva Karagoz
- Celibacy Condition in Wills and the Development of the Rights of the Widow
- La viuda como persona miserabilis: potentia y desigualdad procesal en el Codex Theodosianus
- La manus sulla moglie nel panorama delle situazioni potestative: alcune questioni problematiche
17:30–18:00Coffee break
18:00–19:30Sessions 2 5 rooms
Session 2
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Family, marriage, motherhood and guardianship / Succession, wills and widowhood
Chair: Richard Gamauf
- The asset management of ‘bona uxoris’ in Roman Law – Analysis of Scaev. 21 Dig. D.35,2,95pr.
- Petentes pro hereditate: Women as Active Legal Agents in Justinian’s Rescripts on Succession (Codex Justinianus, Book VI)
- Concepts of Protection in Roman Law: Between Differentiation and Paternalism
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Manumission, vulnerability and the legal protection of women
Chair: Michael Rainer
- Matres et patronae: perspectivas jurídicas y epigráficas sobre la manumisión de familiares en el Occidente romano
- Restitutio in integrum a favor de la mujer: juristas clásicos y rescriptos imperiales
- Ne serva prostituatur: génesis de una constitución imperial
Julio Mangas Room
Women, family and public duties in the Imperial period
Chair: David Pugsley
- Women and the Assignment of Public Burdens in Roman Egypt
- Intervención de las mujeres en el servicio público alimentario
Amelia Castresana Room
Citizenship, reputation and criminal protection of women
Chair: Margarita Vallejo
- Civis Romana
- Duorum crimen esse adulterium. False accusation in adulterium trial.
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Marriage, motherhood and the influence of Greek law
Chair: Agnieszka Kacprzak
- Specific Features of the Accusatory Function in Adulterium Trials During the Principate
- El influjo griego sobre el derecho romano y los populares
- Unwanted Babies and Mothers in Ancient Rome and pre-modern Japan - A comparative Overview'
Wednesday, 2 September
Milladoiro concert evening09:30–11:00Sessions 3 5 rooms
Session 3
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Women's legal status and female models in Late Antiquity
Chair: Consuelo Carrasco
- El estatuto de la mujer, ¿un freno en la difusión de la ciudadanía romana en Oriente?
- Egeria, primera escritora latina
- Egeria, un caso-studio galiziano: l’autonomia femminile nel IV secolo d.C. tra diritto imperiale e prassi ecclesiale
Pablo Fuenteseca Room9:30–11:30
Female slavery, labour and exploitation in relations of dependency
Chair: Jean François Gerkens
- Quando serve serva'? Schiavi schiave e maschile sovraesteso nelle fonti giuridiche romane'
- Particularidad de las esclavas embarazadas: entre la cosa y la persona. La enajenación de esclavas gestantes en el derecho romano.
- Limiti alla previsione del lavoro dell’‘ancilla’
- The sex work of female Roman slaves
Julio Mangas Room
Adultery, stuprum and violence against women
Chair: Stefania Romeo
- Adulterio, lesa majestad y mujeres de la 'domus Caesarum'.
- Stuprum and Concubinage with a Marriageable Woman
- A femicide in the 2nd century CE: The murder of Regilla
Amelia Castresana Room
Citizenship, political power and female representation
Chair: Pedro López Barja
- CTh IX, 42, 14 -15 and the confiscation of the properties of the wives of Rufinus and Timasius by Eutropius, Praepositus Sacri Cubiculi of Emperor Arcadius
- Constructing Octavia: Female Memory and Augustan Ideology
- La ausencia de esposas en el ejército romano alto imperial: el caso de los centuriones.
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Roman Egypt: courts, obligations and documentary practice
Chair: Benet Salway
- Women and Courts in Roman Egypt: An Overview
- Ἐὰν δὲ ὄφληι, τριπλοῦν ἀτίμητον ἀποτεισάτω. Noxal liability and triple restitution in the law of Alexandria
- P. Budge and Women in law in the 7th century Egypt.
11:30–12:00Coffee break
12:00–13:30Sessions 4 5 rooms
Session 4
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Ancient Near Eastern law and legal tradition
Chair: Johannes Platschek
- Sull’acquisto dei beni attraverso possesso della moglie nel trattato bava metsia del talmud jerushalmi
- Le donne nel diritto paleo-.babilonese
- Ius Gentium in the Byzantine Sources
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Ancient legal systems, institutions and the Romanist reception
Chair: Martin Pennitz
- Petitioning Power: A Nabataean Businesswoman in Roman Egypt (P.Col. VI 123 ll. 19–21)
- The Romanist Lens: How Roman Law shaped the Study of Cuneiform Law
- Hypothekeprasis in P. Budge: reconstructing the legal device
Julio Mangas Room
Family, marriage, motherhood and guardianship
Chair: Isabella Piro
- La tutela extraordinaria de la dote frente al fiscus romano: intereses patrimoniales femeninos y rescriptos imperiales
- 'Uxor coruscat radiis mariti': breve profilo storico-comparatistico
- Il patrimonio della madre nella legislazione costantiniana: osservazioni a margine di CTh. 2, 24, 2 e CTh. 8, 18, 1-3
Amelia Castresana Room
Family, marriage, motherhood and guardianship
Chair: Nadja El Beheiri
- Theodora – the Wife of an Orthodox or Catholic Emperor of Rome? Legal Sources
- Flavia Iulia Helena – the Mother of Christian Emperor of Rome and Her Impact on Law
- Neither Saint or Sinner: Theodora, Marginality and Legislative Authority in Justinianic Law
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Marriage, adultery and family discipline
Chair: Rosa Mentxaca
- Algunas observaciones sobre la acusación de adulterio en el derecho visigodo
- La configuración material del delito de adulterio en el derecho visigodo
- El matrimonio de las impúberes en Roma: aspectos políticos, legales, morales y de la naturaleza de las cosas.
14:00–15:00Lunch
15:00–15:30Short break
15:30–17:00Sessions 5 5 rooms
Session 5
4 parallel rooms
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Marriage, dowry and guardianship
Chair: Fabiana Tucillo
- Matrimonio, accusa e controllo morale nel diritto romano tardoantico: una rilettura di CTh 11,36,4
- La restitución de la dos en el caso de la publicatio bonorum entre Wolfgang Waldstein y Franz Wieacker: Licinnia y la agencia política de la mujer en el siglo II a. C.
- Indizi di preminenza della tutela materna nelle leges barbarorum
Julio Mangas Room
Women in Hispania: agrarian, testamentary and late-antique sources
Chair: María Pilar Pérez
- La condición jurídica de la mujer en la Hispania romana: un análisis a través de las disposiciones de última voluntad (siglos I-II d.C.)
- La mulier en Columela
- Femina, mater, domina, puella: la condición jurídica de la mujer en Isidoro de Sevilla
Amelia Castresana Room
Citizenship, economy and women's legal status in classical Athens
Chair: Juan Manuel Cortés Copete
- Género, derecho y economía en la Atenas del siglo IV a.C.: una valoración crítica
- Women's Economic Agency Between Law and Practice in Classical Athens
- La mujer y la ciudadanía en el Ática durante el siglo V a.C.
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Female influence: justice and rhetoric in the ancient world
Chair: Enrique García Riaza
- The 'Persuasion of Women' in Solon’s Law on Adoption: Female Influence and Household Succession in Classical Athens
- 'This is a Man’s World': The Paradox of Women as Deities of Justice in Ancient Greece
- Dimitris Karambelas, Under the influence of a woman'. Οn the rhetorical employment of Solonian legislation in Attic oratory'
20:30Free evening · dinner on your own
Thursday, 3 September
Ría de Vigo boat excursion & dinner09:30–11:00Sessions 6 5 rooms
Session 6
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Wives, mothers and female guardianship
Chair: Ernest Metzger
- Fides conventio, and the wife’s journey at the husband’s expense
- Controlling Women, Empowering Mothers? Augustan Marriage Legislation Reconsidered
- Levitas Animi and Infirmitas Sexus. Semantic Stereotypes and Selected Aspects of Female Guardianship in Rome and in Provincial Papyri
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Family capacity, succession and legal limits
Chair: Jakub Urbanik
- Windscheid e Senatusconsultum Velleianum
- Ius novum versus ius vetus: una aproximación jurisprudencial a la sucesión en la delación en la herencia recíproca de madres e hijas
Julio Mangas Room
Women, minors and property in the Roman experience
Chair: Maria Teresa Carbone
- Roman Women and Dogs
- La protección del menor y la Lex (P)laetoria de circumscriptione adulescentium: contenido, alcance y proyección en las fuentes
- How Lollia Paulina acquired her jewellery according to Pliny the Elder
Amelia Castresana Room
Association and social recognition of women
Chair: Fabio Botta
- Collegia mulierum: esperienze associative femminili nella documentazione epigrafica di età romana
- Honouring a Woman Physician: Antiochis of Tlos and the Civic Validation of Medical Expertise
- Mimae, archimimae e diurnae: tra spettacolo e affermazione sociale
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Economic activity, credit and property management
Chair: Franco Musumeci
- Kreditaufträge für ein Darlehen an ein Hauskind – oder: Wenn Titius der filius ist. Eine Betrachtung von D. 17.1.12.13 und D. 14.5.7 im Zusammenhang mit der Rückforderung des Darlehens beim Kreditmandat
- Roman Locatio Conductio as a Comparative Model: The Case of Property Management Services Contracts in China
- Qui bonis cede possunt. Análisis de los individuos que pueden ceder los bienes con especial referencia a las mujeres.
11:30–12:00Coffee break
12:00–13:30Sessions 7 5 rooms
Session 7
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Women in Seneca and Cicero
Chair: Leo Peppe
- L'humanisme juridique et l’adage de Sénèque Nemo prudens punit quia peccatum est, sed ne peccetur
- A woman in the shadows: Cesennia in the Cicero's Pro Caecina
- Due ritratti femminili nelle orazioni di Cicerone: Clodia e Chelidone.
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Reception and projection of Roman law
Chair: Patricio Carvajal
- La rilevanza della sentenza nel processo civile dei sistemi casistici: dal diritto romano al diritto inglese
- La doctrina romana del fraude a la ley en su proyección medieval y moderna
- Adoptio naturam imitatur. Una reconsideración de Gai Institutiones 1.106
Julio Mangas Room
Legal sources, status and presence in legal proceedings
Chair: Salvatore Antonio Cristaldi
- Las mujeres en los rescriptos constantinianos
- Were women able to represent others in court?
- Telethusa, manumitida dos veces
Amelia Castresana Room
Gender violence and the legal protection of the family
Chair: Maria Angela Ravizza
- Evolución de la tutela judicial frente a la violencia de género en el ordenamiento jurídico español
- La protección jurídica del menor víctima de violencia de género
- Women’s Participation in the Family: A Comparative Study of Ancient Roman Law and Modern Turkish Law
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Stoicism and natural law
Chair: Lorenzo Gagliardi
- Being Human in Roman Law: Stoic tota ratio and Its Influence on Roman Law
- The Role of Natural Law in Legal Reasoning in Dionysius of Halicarnassus' Roman Antiquities
- La legitimidad del emperador según el estoicismo. Ley natural y ley positiva en Séneca
14:00–15:00Lunch
15:00–15:30Short break
15:30–17:00Sessions 8 5 rooms
Session 8
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Pacts, lease, sale and property management
Chair: Silvia Schiavo
- Marital Property and Women’s Economic Security: From Roman Dos to Modern Private Law
- Messem inspiciente colono sufferre (D. 19.2.60.5)
- 'Si ad diem pecunia soluta non sit, ut fundus inemptus sit' - Zum Verständnis der Verfallsabrede in der klassischen römischen Jurisprudenz anhand von D. 18.3.2
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Female figures, authority and memory in the historical sources
Chair: Susana Reboreda Morillo
- Penélope y Clitemnestra: esposas, tejedoras y gobernantes
- La reina madre persa en la corte de Alejandro: la figura de Sisigambis en Curcio Rufo
- Contra Legem Oppiam
Julio Mangas Room
Women as manumittors and their presence in public life
Chair: Clelia Martínez Maza
- La mujer romana como manumisora
- Servilia steuert den Senat
- The public role of Augustae: the limits of collegiality
Amelia Castresana Room
Women, legal proceedings and legal protection
Chair: Carmen Lázaro Guillamón
- Entre la libertas y la potestas: el proceso de Virginia
- Women and the Protection of Vulnerable Parties in Roman Law.
- La mujer ante el proceso judicial en Roma
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Succession, wills and widowhood
Chair: Bernardo Periñán
- Il ‘mondo parallelo’ delle donne testatrici
- Donne onerate e onorate da fedecommesso: il caso della furiosa
- Reflexiones críticas sobre diversas observaciones formuladas a propósito de D.44.7.61.1 (Scaev. 28 dig.)
17:00–17:30Coffee break
17:30–19:00Sessions 9 5 rooms
Session 9
5 parallel rooms
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Women, vulnerability and normative discipline
Chair: Carla Cambria
- Mujeres y ceremonial jurídico en la Antigüedad Tardía.
- Mujeres consagradas y orden público: la revuelta de Poitiers y la tradición jurídica romana en la Galia merovingia
- 'Etiam a maiore: non enim ipso iure' – Bemerkungen zur Exegese von Ulp. D. 4,4,16,2
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Women in the literary tradition
Chair: Patricio Lazo
- Mujeres icónicas versus 'mujeres sin rostro. De la legendaria Lucrecia a las reales Septimias'
- Cicerone e il caso dell’eredità di Turpilia
- The Unwilling Witness: Female Legal Expertise in Juvenal's Sixth Satire
Julio Mangas Room
Women, myth, heritage and historical memory
Chair: Xesús Pérez
- Diamonds are a girl’s best friend. L’inclinazione delle donne romane al lusso: mito o realtà?
- Hijas (des)iguales
- Thorstein Veblen, l'origine della proprietà privata e il ratto delle Sabine
Amelia Castresana Room
Widowhood, mourning and remarriage in Roman law
Chair: Francesco Lucrezi
- Imperial Widows and Remarriage: A Study of the Marriage between Galla Placidia and Constantius
- Tempus legitimum and tempus lugendi in Roman Law.
- La indignidad de la viuda en la legislación imperial
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Offences, violence and legal reasoning
Chair: José Luis Alonso
- Violenza e inganno nei procedimenti penali relativi alle donne
- Fair Game': Contumelia at Rome and Now'
- Cicero's De legibus: Überlegungen zu Datierung, Zweck und Kohärenz
Friday, 4 September
General Assembly, Cíes Islands excursion & gala dinner09:00–10:30Sessions 10 5 rooms
Session 10
5 parallel rooms
Pablo Fuenteseca Room
Women, myth and historical memory
Chair: Kaius Tuori,
- Das exemplum der Lucretia in Liv. 1.58.10 – Überlegungen zu seiner rechtshistorischen Bedeutung
- The Pregnant Woman as Unintended Victim: Transferred Intent, Vulnerability, and Liability in Exodus 21:22–25
- Las Heroidas de Ovidio: evolución historiográfica de un poema con voz de mujer
Julio Mangas Room
Projection, citizenship, slavery and legal categories
Chair: Maria Virginia Sanna
- Controglobalizzazione. Ritornare a Roma
- I cives Romani sine suffragio e i cittadini delle Samoa Americane
- Condizione femminile e vincoli paraservili nel diritto tardoantico
Amelia Castresana Room
Pudicitia, dress and the moral control of women
Chair: Valeria di Nisio
- The Political Economy of Pudicitia: Economic Instrumentalization of Women's Chastity in Roman Law
- Adtemptata pudicitia: regulación y sanción de los acosos callejeros en la experiencia jurídica romana
- Women as pirate captives in the light of Roman law
- Das Edikt de adtemptata pudicitia und die actio iniuriarum
Alejandrino Fernández Barreiro Room
Family, marriage, motherhood and guardianship
Chair: Andrea Lovato
- The ancient Romans' legal awareness of auctions—using literary works as material
- The dissolution of the marriage formation usu
- L'affidamento dei figli alle madri in caso di divorzio
Antonio Metro Auditorium
Legal traditions, comparison and the development of Roman law
Chair: María José Bravo Bosch
- From Legal Disagreement to Univocal Law: Maimonides and Islamicate Codification
- Remarks on habitatio in roman law
- The Structural Foundations of Status and Validity: Back to the Rabbinic Kiddushin and the Roman Mancipatio in Comparative Perspective
- Indebiti solutio e mutui datio in Gai inst. 3.91
10:00–10:30Coffee break
10:30–11:30SIHDA General Assembly
12:00Transfer to the port
AfternoonFree time
For those not joining the Cíes excursion
Saturday, 5 September
Santiago de CompostelaAfterwards–16:00Lunch
Hostal dos Reis Católicos · With a performance by the University Tuna of Santiago de Compostela