Aron Aleksander Olizarowski’s opus vitae: De politica hominum societate is partially dedicated to the peasants’ question in Poland in the 17th century. His views were noted in the 19th-century Polish scholarly literature. ...

In 1935, the 1400th anniversary of the promulgation of Justinian’s Codification was celebrated. As everywhere in Europe, in order to mark this occasion a ceremony was also held in Lviv. During the celebrations organized ...

In the 14th-century treatise Ars cantus mensurabilis mensurata per modos iuris, the principles of menstrual music are explained by references to ius commune. This article aims to trace their Roman roots and to show that ...

This article refers to Ireneusz Jakubowski’s research, tracing the historical fate of Roman law in Poland, as well as the commencement of activities of the New Zamoyski Academy in 2021. The authors refer to the slogans ...

Tadeusz Czacki was an outstanding activist and historian, who lived at the turn of the 18th century. He founded a famous secondary school in Krzemieniec, where teaching law (including Roman law) was an important part of ...

Ireneusz Jakubowski combined two passions in his professional life: law and music. He was passionate about Polish history, he read a lot and knew a lot. As a lawyer, he focused on the history of Roman law as well as on the ...

The paper is devoted to the issues of the emergence of European science and philosophy, founded by the ancient Greeks. In the period known as the First Enlightenment, there was, on the one hand, a gradual departure from ...

The general opinion that the text of the law does not imply its use leads to an understanding of the role that legal dogmatics and legal practice can play in solving this problem. Common thematic field of both those lawyers’ ...

When reviewing contemporary concepts of law, it is easy to notice that many of them emphasise the role of communication and dialogue in law. This paper is an attempt to link the philosophical aspect with legal practice, ...

Kant proposed an apriorical account of the idea of law, according to which the law’s only legitimate goal is to guarantee for each citizen a possibly broad scope of external freedom compatible with the same scope of all ...