Kinship and Justice in Byzantium, 11th–15th Centuries

Discover the intricate dynamics of law and kinship in "Kinship and Justice in Byzantium, 11th–15th Centuries," a compelling volume published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1999. This hardback edition spans 332 pages, offering a deep dive into the civil and canon law that shaped Byzantine society during a transformative era.

The articles within this book delve into the vital connections forged through godparenthood, adoption, and marriage, highlighting the relationships between the emperor and his subjects. Additionally, the text explores the complexities of court procedures, crime detection, and punishment, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of legal practices in Byzantium. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this book sheds light on the social fabric of a fascinating historical period.