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... Empire , and , under the influence of Western legislation , is crystallizing into new forms . The law of nations , public and private , is being more and more assiduously translated into the com- mon language of written law . For this ...
... Empire , and , under the influence of Western legislation , is crystallizing into new forms . The law of nations , public and private , is being more and more assiduously translated into the com- mon language of written law . For this ...
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... § 1 .-- Legislation during the Republic 60 § 2. Legislation under the Empire . § 3. Codification ( 1 ) Codes of Gregorianus and Hermogenianus ( 2 ) Theodosian Code 87588 83 xii ( 3 ) Certain Fragmentary Collections ( 4 )
... § 1 .-- Legislation during the Republic 60 § 2. Legislation under the Empire . § 3. Codification ( 1 ) Codes of Gregorianus and Hermogenianus ( 2 ) Theodosian Code 87588 83 xii ( 3 ) Certain Fragmentary Collections ( 4 )
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... Empire • 392 ( 1 ) The Period between the Death of Justinian and the Accession of Basil , A.D. 565-867 . 393 ( 2 ) The Period between the Accession of Basil and the Capture of Constantinople , A. D. 867-1453 ( 3 ) The Period between the ...
... Empire • 392 ( 1 ) The Period between the Death of Justinian and the Accession of Basil , A.D. 565-867 . 393 ( 2 ) The Period between the Accession of Basil and the Capture of Constantinople , A. D. 867-1453 ( 3 ) The Period between the ...
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... empire still retained its unbroken . unity and that concentrated system of administration which had been impressed upon it by Diocletian and Constantine ; while the Western empire , though shattered and dislocated , was still ...
... empire still retained its unbroken . unity and that concentrated system of administration which had been impressed upon it by Diocletian and Constantine ; while the Western empire , though shattered and dislocated , was still ...
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... empire had been gradually amended and transmuted in such a way as well to fit it for a new and more extended enterprise . Then , again , in Justinian's time , the Roman language of law , though debased - as is clearly shown by comparing ...
... empire had been gradually amended and transmuted in such a way as well to fit it for a new and more extended enterprise . Then , again , in Justinian's time , the Roman language of law , though debased - as is clearly shown by comparing ...
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