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... inheritance , of succession , and of procedure were completely remodelled from their foundation , chiefly by Justinian himself . The more enlightened doctrines , -capable still indeed of indefi- nite improvement , -relating to slavery ...
... inheritance , of succession , and of procedure were completely remodelled from their foundation , chiefly by Justinian himself . The more enlightened doctrines , -capable still indeed of indefi- nite improvement , -relating to slavery ...
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... inheritance ( detestatio sacrorum ) , rather than required to respond actively to a proposition ( rogatio ) of public interest , these meetings belonged to the class of sectional or occasional gatherings ( conciones ) more than to that ...
... inheritance ( detestatio sacrorum ) , rather than required to respond actively to a proposition ( rogatio ) of public interest , these meetings belonged to the class of sectional or occasional gatherings ( conciones ) more than to that ...
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... inheritance , as a single person , and to impute to that person the rights and duties appropriate to personality , than to adopt some other hypothesis which might be still more far - fetched and circuitous and less manageable in ...
... inheritance , as a single person , and to impute to that person the rights and duties appropriate to personality , than to adopt some other hypothesis which might be still more far - fetched and circuitous and less manageable in ...
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... inheritance if they abandon their father's heresy . The treatment of the Samarita heretics is instructive , as it intimates some spirit of moderation and seems to have vacillated even in Justinian's time . By Nov. ( cxxix . ) . the ...
... inheritance if they abandon their father's heresy . The treatment of the Samarita heretics is instructive , as it intimates some spirit of moderation and seems to have vacillated even in Justinian's time . By Nov. ( cxxix . ) . the ...
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... , provisionally , a fixed centre , to which a group of rights and duties might , for some purposes , be referred . Thus in the case of an inheritance on which the heir has not yet entered , it 118 PRINCIPLES OF THE CIVIL LAW .
... , provisionally , a fixed centre , to which a group of rights and duties might , for some purposes , be referred . Thus in the case of an inheritance on which the heir has not yet entered , it 118 PRINCIPLES OF THE CIVIL LAW .
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