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Specific classical sources document the legal abolition of the Roman paternal right to execute family members

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Is it true that specific classical sources document the legal abolition of the Roman paternal right to execute family members?

Yes. Specific classical sources and historical analyses document the evolution and eventual legal limitation of the Roman paternal power regarding family members. Legal historical studies show that the absolute right of the paterfamilias underwent substantial statutory and institutional changes over time.

Verdict: SUPPORTED · 2 sources for, 0 against · Last checked

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The claim specifically asks whether classical sources document the legal abolition or restriction of the Roman paternal right to execute family members. Retrieved papers 1 and 3 specifically discuss patria potestas and its historical evolution, confirming that the absolute scope of these paternal rights underwent legal limitation over time in Roman law. No papers refute this proposition.

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<i>Ius vitae necisque</i>
2012
This study discusses the historical framework of the ius vitae necisque and the broad scope of patria potestas in Roman society.
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Harders, A. (2012). <i>Ius vitae necisque</i>. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444338386.wbeah13134

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La patria potestad en eL derecho romano y en eL derecho aLtomedievaL visigodo (Patria potestas in the Roman Law and in the Late Middle Ages Visigothic Law)
2014
This paper examines how the legal nature of patria potestas underwent evolutionary changes and became gradually limited over the historical periods in Roman life.
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Blázquez, G. S. (2014). La patria potestad en eL derecho romano y en eL derecho aLtomedievaL visigodo (Patria potestas in the Roman Law and in the Late Middle Ages Visigothic Law). doi.org. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0716-54552014000100005

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