Imperatoris lustiniani Institutionum libri, quattuor: with introductions, commentary, excursus, Volume 2John Baron Moyle Clarendon Press, 1883 - Roman law |
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... enacted or arranged . Having removed 2 every inconsistency from the sacred constitutions , hitherto inharmonious and confused , we extended our care to the immense volumes of the older jurisprudence ; and , like sailors crossing the mid ...
... enacted or arranged . Having removed 2 every inconsistency from the sacred constitutions , hitherto inharmonious and confused , we extended our care to the immense volumes of the older jurisprudence ; and , like sailors crossing the mid ...
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... enacted or arranged . Having removed 2 every inconsistency from the sacred constitutions , hitherto inharmonious and confused , we extended our care to the immense volumes of the older jurisprudence ; and , like sailors crossing the mid ...
... enacted or arranged . Having removed 2 every inconsistency from the sacred constitutions , hitherto inharmonious and confused , we extended our care to the immense volumes of the older jurisprudence ; and , like sailors crossing the mid ...
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... enacts for its own members are peculiar to itself , and are called civil law : those rules prescribed by natural reason for all men are observed by all peoples alike , and are called the law of nations . Thus the laws of the Roman ...
... enacts for its own members are peculiar to itself , and are called civil law : those rules prescribed by natural reason for all men are observed by all peoples alike , and are called the law of nations . Thus the laws of the Roman ...
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... enactment of the Roman people , which it was wont to make on the motion of a senatorial magistrate , as for instance a consul . A plebiscite is an enactment of commonalty , such as was made on the motion of one of their own magistrates ...
... enactment of the Roman people , which it was wont to make on the motion of a senatorial magistrate , as for instance a consul . A plebiscite is an enactment of commonalty , such as was made on the motion of one of their own magistrates ...
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... enactment of another statute . 12 The whole of the law which we observe relates either to persons , or to things , or to actions . And first let us speak of persons : for it is useless to know the law without knowing the persons for ...
... enactment of another statute . 12 The whole of the law which we observe relates either to persons , or to things , or to actions . And first let us speak of persons : for it is useless to know the law without knowing the persons for ...
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