In 458 BC, Rome was under dire threat by a tribe called the
Aequi.
De esta manera, se puede decir que el caracter persuasivo del precedente transforma el concepto de justicia, aproximandose al boni et
aequi de la tradicion juridica romana, al exigirle al juez sujetarse a los principios rectores del sistema, con la flexibilidad que supone conservar su papel de interprete y creador de derecho.
This brings us to an ever living old Roman law saying that Ius ist ars boni et
aequi--not only
aequi and not only boni.
justitiam namque colimus et boni et
aequi notitiam profitemus" [rendemos culto a justica e professamos o saber do bom e do equitativo]) nao exige do teorico mais desinteresse do que o estudo dos direitos subjetivos do individuo.
Asi, Ulpiano, citando a Celso, afirmaba que ius est ars boni et
aequi (Digesto 1, 1, 1 pr.
Voir aussi Limpens, Kruithof et Meinertzhagen, supra note 6 au para 2-83; Zweigert et Kotz, supra note 6 aux pp 605-15; David Howarth, << The General Conditions of Unlawfulness >> dans Arthur S Hartkamp et al, dir, Towards a European Civil Code, 4e ed, Alphen aan den Rijn (Pays-Bas), Nijmegen (Pays-Bas); Kluwer Law International, Lars
Aequi Libri, 2011, 845 aux pp 845-46; van Dam, supra note 6 aux pp 142-43.
Casos: Bolivia, Ecuador, Brasil y Mexico", en Chile Ars Boni Et
Aequi ISSN: 0718-2457 ed: v.
for the Latins felt that, without the co-operation of Roman power; it would be difficult for them to either the constant pressure of the Volsci and
Aequi from the mountains or the standing danger of a new Etruscan conquest.
Ars Boni et
Aequi, hoje: o Direito e a Causa dos Pobres.
The first case, dated to 431 BCE, involved the dictator Aulus Postumius Tubertus on campaign against the
Aequi and Volsci.
Anthony Barrett (1996, 22) notes that in a similar passage where Tacitus describes Agrippina in the pejorative terms
aequi impatiens, dominandi avida (Ann.
Commentaren op fundamentele herbezinning (= Prinsengrachtreeks 2004-1), Ars
Aequi Libri, Nijmegen, 2004, pp.
