EDWARD M. HARRIS & LENE RUBINSTEIN (ed.), The Law and the Courts in Ancient Greece By Kieran McGroarty

https://www.academia.edu/83345767/EDWARD_M_HARRIS_and_LENE_RUBINSTEIN_ed_The_Law_and_the_Courts_in_Ancient_Greece?nav_from=17213a9e-86e1-4925-a007-d838b02cf2ee The collection of essays in "The Law and the Courts in Ancient Greece" explores varied aspects of ancient legal frameworks, highlighting the complexities of nomos, the role of sacred laws, the preservation and publication of Athenian laws, the dynamics of legal argumentation in oratory, and the conceptualization of the rule of law both in Athens and beyond. Each contribution examines how legal principles were entwined with social, sacred, and political dimensions, ultimately shedding light on the intricate landscape of Ancient Greek legal thought and practice.