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Page 16
... build up a new Roman Empire , a Holy Roman Empire , in Germany and Italy , the Italian jurists of the famous school of Bologna supported the imperial pretensions with texts and rules drawn from the storehouse of the Corpus Juris . They ...
... build up a new Roman Empire , a Holy Roman Empire , in Germany and Italy , the Italian jurists of the famous school of Bologna supported the imperial pretensions with texts and rules drawn from the storehouse of the Corpus Juris . They ...
Page 48
... buildings , the common law is not without ob- ligation to the civil . The earliest writers on the Eng- lish law - Glanville in the twelfth century , Bracton , and the unknown author of a work called " Fleta , ” in the thirteenth - show ...
... buildings , the common law is not without ob- ligation to the civil . The earliest writers on the Eng- lish law - Glanville in the twelfth century , Bracton , and the unknown author of a work called " Fleta , ” in the thirteenth - show ...
Page 77
... buildings , slaves , horses , cattle ) , where a process called mancipatio or mancipium must take place , with five Roman citizens of full age as witnesses , and a sixth as libripens ( balance - holder ) . 4. In making a valid testament ...
... buildings , slaves , horses , cattle ) , where a process called mancipatio or mancipium must take place , with five Roman citizens of full age as witnesses , and a sixth as libripens ( balance - holder ) . 4. In making a valid testament ...
Page 85
... . These were lands , buildings , slaves , horses , cattle ; that is , real estate , and the persons or animals used in cultivating it : these were the species of property most used PROGRESS OF THE ROMAN LAW , ETC. 85.
... . These were lands , buildings , slaves , horses , cattle ; that is , real estate , and the persons or animals used in cultivating it : these were the species of property most used PROGRESS OF THE ROMAN LAW , ETC. 85.
Page 86
... hold of the object which he declared to be his purchased property . The kinds of property ( lands , buildings , slaves , horses , cattle ) for which this transaction was required , were called res mancipi ( things 86 THE ROMAN LAW .
... hold of the object which he declared to be his purchased property . The kinds of property ( lands , buildings , slaves , horses , cattle ) for which this transaction was required , were called res mancipi ( things 86 THE ROMAN LAW .
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Page 49 - ... conqueror of Italy, humbler of Germany, terror of the North — saw him account all his matchless victories poor compared with the triumph you are now in a condition to win — saw him contemn the fickleness of Fortune, while, in despite of her, he could pronounce his memorable boast, " I shall go down to posterity with the Code in my hand!