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Die "Warschauer Schriften zu römischem Recht und europäischer Rechtstradition“ (WSRR) sind die Schriftenreihe des Lehrstuhls für Europäische Rechtstradition der Fakultät für Recht und Verwaltung der Warschauer Universität unter Mitarbeit eines internationalen wissenschaftlichen Beirates. Die Reihe umfasst Beiträge zu Fragen des römischen Rechts und seiner Geschichte in der Antike sowie dessen Auswirkungen auf die europäische Rechtstradition. Sie ist offen für alle Methoden, Ansätze und Fragestellungen dieser Disziplinen. Um die wichtigsten Zentren der römischen und europäischen Rechtstradition einzubeziehen, sind neben Publikationen in Deutsch und Englisch auch solche auf Französisch, Italienisch und Spanisch erlaubt. Die Reihe will zu einem gesamteuropäischen Gespräch über das Fach beitragen.
"Warschauer Schriften zu römischem Recht und europäischer Rechtstradition" (WSRR) is the series of publications of the Chair of European Legal Tradition of the Faculty of Law and Administration of Warsaw University with the cooperation of an international scientific advisory board. The series includes contributions on issues of Roman law and its history in antiquity, as well as its impact on the European legal tradition. It is open to all methods, approaches and issues of these disciplines. In order to include the most important centers of the Roman and European legal tradition, publications in French, Italian, and Spanish are permitted in addition to German and English. The series aims to contribute to a pan-European conversation about the discipline.
"Warschauer Schriften zu römischem Recht und europäischer Rechtstradition" (WSRR) is the series of publications of the Chair of European Legal Tradition of the Faculty of Law and Administration of Warsaw University with the cooperation of an international scientific advisory board. The series includes contributions on issues of Roman law and its history in antiquity, as well as its impact on the European legal tradition. It is open to all methods, approaches and issues of these disciplines. In order to include the most important centers of the Roman and European legal tradition, publications in French, Italian, and Spanish are permitted in addition to German and English. The series aims to contribute to a pan-European conversation about the discipline.
Philosophy is an enterprise that was construed in various ways by early Christian theologians. These essays examine the relation between philosophy, the New Testament and the exegetical works of patristic interpreters. Though scholars often recognize the significance of philosophical traditions for allegorical interpretation, they have paid less attention to early Christianity as a kind of ancient philosophy, i.e., a philosophical way of life and art of exegesis. This volume scrutinizes in new depth how early Christian authors integrated philosophical concepts and practices into their interpretation.