Table of contents for The Cambridge companion to ancient greek law / edited by Michael Gagarin, David Cohen.

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Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction (David Cohen)
I. Law in Greece
1. Michael Gagarin, ``The Unity of Greek Law"
2. Rosalind Thomas, ``Writing, Law and Written Law"
3. Robert Parker, ``Law and Religion"
4. Michael Gagarin, ``Early Greek Law"
II. Law in Athens I: Procedure
5. Stephen Todd, ``Law and Oratory at Athens"
6. Adriaan Lanni, ``Relevance in Athenian Courts"
7. Lene Rubinstein, ``The Influence of Procedural Choice on Athenian Court-Room
Strategies"
8. Gerhard Thur, ``The Role of the Witness in Athenian Law"
9. David Cohen, ``Theories of Punishment"
10. Harvey Yunis, ``The Rhetoric of Law in Fourth-Century Athens"
III. Law in Athens II: Substantive Law
11. David Cohen, ``Crime, Punishment, and the Rule of Law in Classical Athens"
12. Eva Cantarella, ``Gender, Sexuality, and Law"
13. Alberto Maffi, ``Family and Property Law"
14. Cynthia Patterson. ``Athenian Citizenship Law"
15. Edward E. Cohen, ``Commercial law"
V. Law outside Athens
16. John Davies, ``The Gortyn Laws"
17. Hans-Alpert Rupprecht, ``Greek Law in Foreign Surroundings: Continuity and
Development"
18. Joseph Meleze Modrzejewski, ``Hellenistic Law: General Framework"
IV. Other Approaches to Greek Law
19. Robert W. Wallace, ``Law, Attic Comedy, and the Regulation of Comic Speech"
20. Danielle Allen, ``Greek Tragedy and Law"
21. Josiah Ober, ``Law and Political Theory"
22. A. A. Long ``Law and Nature in Greek Thought"
Bibliography

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Law, Greek.