Urkundenfälschung im römischen Recht, Cicero als Schriftsachverständiger

Auteur: Bajánházy, István
Titre: Urkundenfälschung im römischen Recht, Cicero als Schriftsachverständiger
Revue/Collection: “Journal of European History of Law” 13, 1
Annèe edition: 2022
Pages: 219-226
Mots-clès: Histoire - Storia - History
Description: Wax-tablets were often used as writing materials in the Roman Republic. They had a wide range of application, not only for contracts and last wills, but for bookkeeping as well. The soft wax was however not fully protected again the later modifications e.g. again the document-forgery. So special technic for the protection were developed: the so-called two-sided documents. But the documents used for bookkeeping remained one-sided open documents, so the later modifications were further possible, but not without any trace. Cicero found such forgery during his investigation for the preparation of his lawsuit against Verres, the former governor of Sicily, about extortion of the inhabitants of the province. [Author]
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Sigle auteur: Bajánházy 2022