Journal on European History of Law 2026/1

  • In Memoriam: In Memoriam: Karel Schelle (1952 – 2026), Founder of The European Society for History of Law and the Journal on European History of Law (3)
  • Jaromír Tauchen: More than One Hundred Years of Legal History in Brno: Development, Tradition, and Scholarly Profile at the Faculty of Law of Masaryk University (7)
  • Georg W. Oesterdiekhoff: World History of Law and Psychological Stages (24)
  • Robert von Lucius: Ernst Reibstein: Almost Forgotten Historian of International Public Law History (38)
  • Vid Žepič: Probatio diabolica – On the Origins of the Term (44)
  • Daniela Buccomino: Jurisdiction on Trial: Law, Morality, and Power in Late Medieval Italy. The Domodossola Case (1318–1321) (53)
  • Georgia Chioni: Post-Byzantine Privileged Legal Regime During Turkish Dominance: The Paradigm of the ‘Non-Spearfallen’ (mē doryalōtē) Island of Thassos (64)
  • Theodore Kazazakis: Custody of Children after Divorce in Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Law (73)
  • Pierre de Gioia-Carabellese, Camilla Della Giustina: Bankers, Privacy and Arcana Imperii: A Historical Law Perspective (82)
  • Carlos Sardinha: The Founding of an Absolutist State in Sweden in the 17th Century: a Study of Constitutional History on the Political Humanism of Justus Lipsius (1547-1606) and on the Humanist Statesmanship (89)
  • Miroslav Fico, Ján Štefanica: The Draft of the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1929 and Its Place in the Process of Unifying Criminal Law in the Interwar Czechoslovak Republic (110)
  • Damian Szczepaniak: The Individual in Interaction with the State Apparatus in the Perspective of the Penal Law of the Second Polish Republic: Remarks on Coercing a Public Official to Undertake or Desist from an Official Act (119)
  • Pavel Salák jr.: Same Law or Same Solution? Treasure-Trove in Roman and Jewish Law in the 1st Century BC and the 1st Century CE (128)
  • István László Mészáros: Interpretation and Practice of the Right of Resistance in the Vetus Testamentum and the Novum Testamentum (136)
  • Gergely Deli: Did it Come in Handy? Factors Helping the Spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire (151)
  • Adam Boóc: Remarks on the Liability of Arbitrator in Roman law (160)
  • Pál Sáry: The Trials of Aulus Gabinius (166)
  • Anna Éva Tamási: Indictment and Grand Jury Debates in Nineteenth Century Hungary (174)
  • Zoltán Hautzinger: International Historical Models of Military Criminal Law (182)
  • Zoltán Petrovics: Termination of an Employment Relationship by the Employer in Pre-World War II Hungary, with Particular Reference to the Agricultural Sector (191)
  • Thomas Gergen: Aspects of Death in Jorge Luis Borges (1899–1986) (204)
  • Fuad-Meša Čičić: The Problematic of the Legis actio per condictionem in Roman Law: A Theoretical Perspective (210)

Book Reviews

  • Jaromír Tauchen: Wojciech Dajczak, Martin Avenarius und Christian Baldus (Hg.): Mitteleuropa und das römische Recht. Methodische Herausforderungen an die Romanistik im Kontext der neuen politischen Ordnung nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg (224)
  • Beatrix Mária Bukovinská: Martin Löhnig, Konstantina Papathanasiou (Hrsg.): Georg Ludwig v. Maurer (1790 – 1872) – Gesetzgeber Griechenlands (226)

Reports from history of law

  • Michael Binder: Radek Černoch (1986–2026) (228)
  • Nina Jankovská: Ius Commune Moot Court in Vienna (2025) (230)
  • Piotr Eckhardt: Report on the session “Comparative Perspective on Legal Survivals in the Central European Post-Socialist Legal Space” at the 8th Biennual Conference of the European Society for Comparative Law, University of Szeged, July 2-4, 2025 (231)

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