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... they may find prevalent in strictly English books on Roman Law . I have cited rubrics at the first occurrence in the particular section of the title affected , and afterwards where they could con- veniently , and by way of variety , be ...
... they may find prevalent in strictly English books on Roman Law . I have cited rubrics at the first occurrence in the particular section of the title affected , and afterwards where they could con- veniently , and by way of variety , be ...
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... They thus exercised a great influence upon the administration of Law , through their responsa ' or opinions taken by private persons , magistrates and judges , who repeatedly resorted to them for advice upon questions of law . Moreover ...
... They thus exercised a great influence upon the administration of Law , through their responsa ' or opinions taken by private persons , magistrates and judges , who repeatedly resorted to them for advice upon questions of law . Moreover ...
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... they remained until towards the end of this period as they had been before , dependent tributary territories of the Empire , which were regarded as ' prae- dia populi Romani , ' and were obliged to contribute to the maintenance of Roman ...
... they remained until towards the end of this period as they had been before , dependent tributary territories of the Empire , which were regarded as ' prae- dia populi Romani , ' and were obliged to contribute to the maintenance of Roman ...
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... they had more exactly defined and varied the current Law : they had not comprehensively improved and organically re - cast it in legislative form . Only the imperial indulgences in respect of the granting of citizenship ( leg . de ...
... they had more exactly defined and varied the current Law : they had not comprehensively improved and organically re - cast it in legislative form . Only the imperial indulgences in respect of the granting of citizenship ( leg . de ...
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... they then availed not merely for the single case , but had general legal effect . The causes which came before the Princeps were always taken in the ' consilium principis , ' " which from the time of Hadrian had acquired a standing form ...
... they then availed not merely for the single case , but had general legal effect . The causes which came before the Princeps were always taken in the ' consilium principis , ' " which from the time of Hadrian had acquired a standing form ...
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Page 14 - Inveterata consuetudo pro lege non immerito custoditur, et hoc est ius quod dicitur moribus constitutum. nam cum ipsae leges nulla alia ex causa nos teneant, quam quod iudicio populi receptae sunt, merito et ea, quae sine ullo scripto populus probavit, tenebunt omnes: nam quid interest suffragio populus voluntatem suam declaret an rebus ipsis et factis?