The History and Principles of the Civil Law of Rome: An Aid to the Study of Scientific and Comparative Jurisprudence |
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... give abundant testimony to the state of the law at the beginning of the empire and up to the times of the writings of the great jurists of the Antonine period . From this era the description of the progress of the law is exact and ...
... give abundant testimony to the state of the law at the beginning of the empire and up to the times of the writings of the great jurists of the Antonine period . From this era the description of the progress of the law is exact and ...
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... give an exact and comprehensive exhibition of all the legal rules actually in force in Justinian's time , for the use of those who have no opportunity nor desire to study their minute applications ; and at the same time to afford a ...
... give an exact and comprehensive exhibition of all the legal rules actually in force in Justinian's time , for the use of those who have no opportunity nor desire to study their minute applications ; and at the same time to afford a ...
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... give a special amount of study to the historical and logical development of law . Two glimpses are afforded us at intervals of about a hundred years of wide - spread changes in procedure brought about by nothing else , so far as the ...
... give a special amount of study to the historical and logical development of law . Two glimpses are afforded us at intervals of about a hundred years of wide - spread changes in procedure brought about by nothing else , so far as the ...
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... give the requisite security for their Cic . De Orat . clients which a creditor or plaintiff might demand ( ad respondendum et ad agendum et xlviii . ad cavendum ) . The picture presented of the relations between the learned patrician ...
... give the requisite security for their Cic . De Orat . clients which a creditor or plaintiff might demand ( ad respondendum et ad agendum et xlviii . ad cavendum ) . The picture presented of the relations between the learned patrician ...
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... give any legal opinions but himself . " A rescript of Ha- drian , quoted by Pomponius as having been written in reply to a request of some persons of prætorian rank , that they might have the privilege of giving legal opinions under the ...
... give any legal opinions but himself . " A rescript of Ha- drian , quoted by Pomponius as having been written in reply to a request of some persons of prætorian rank , that they might have the privilege of giving legal opinions under the ...
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