Imperatoris lustiniani Institutionum libri, quattuor: with introductions, commentary, excursus, Volume 2John Baron Moyle Clarendon Press, 1883 - Roman law |
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... statutes and customs are partly peculiar to itself , partly common to all mankind . Those rules which a state enacts for its own members are peculiar to itself , and are called civil law : those rules prescribed by natural reason for ...
... statutes and customs are partly peculiar to itself , partly common to all mankind . Those rules which a state enacts for its own members are peculiar to itself , and are called civil law : those rules prescribed by natural reason for ...
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... statute called the lex Hortensia , plebiscites acquired for the first time the force of statutes . A senatusconsult is a command and ordinance of 5 the senate , for when the Roman people had been so increased that it was difficult to ...
... statute called the lex Hortensia , plebiscites acquired for the first time the force of statutes . A senatusconsult is a command and ordinance of 5 the senate , for when the Roman people had been so increased that it was difficult to ...
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... statute . And this division of the civil law into two kinds seems not inappropriate , for it appears to have originated in the institutions of two states , namely Athens and Lacedaemon ; it having been usual in the latter to commit to ...
... statute . And this division of the civil law into two kinds seems not inappropriate , for it appears to have originated in the institutions of two states , namely Athens and Lacedaemon ; it having been usual in the latter to commit to ...
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... statute . And this division of the civil law into two kinds seems not inappropriate , for it appears to have originated in the institutions of two states , namely Athens and Lacedaemon ; it having been usual in the latter to commit to ...
... statute . And this division of the civil law into two kinds seems not inappropriate , for it appears to have originated in the institutions of two states , namely Athens and Lacedaemon ; it having been usual in the latter to commit to ...
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... statute by which the son was fictitiously sold and then manumitted , or by imperial rescript . Our forethought however has amended this by a constitution , which has abolished the old fictitious form , and enabled parents to go directly ...
... statute by which the son was fictitiously sold and then manumitted , or by imperial rescript . Our forethought however has amended this by a constitution , which has abolished the old fictitious form , and enabled parents to go directly ...
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