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Page xviii
... belonging to particular gentes , go through certain religious ceremonies , or be engaged in the service of particular gods , these exceptions did not lower his political position . As far as the history of law is concerned , we may ...
... belonging to particular gentes , go through certain religious ceremonies , or be engaged in the service of particular gods , these exceptions did not lower his political position . As far as the history of law is concerned , we may ...
Page xxiv
... belonging to religion , police , and civil administration , and perhaps even in matters of private law.§ The senate comprised the richest and most influential men in the State ; the disruption of society attending the civil wars ...
... belonging to religion , police , and civil administration , and perhaps even in matters of private law.§ The senate comprised the richest and most influential men in the State ; the disruption of society attending the civil wars ...
Page xlvii
... belong to aggregate bodies , as to corporations ; and res private , things which belong to individuals ; and Res privata . these were said to be in nostro patrimonio , i.e. we could , in one way or another , have a property in them ...
... belong to aggregate bodies , as to corporations ; and res private , things which belong to individuals ; and Res privata . these were said to be in nostro patrimonio , i.e. we could , in one way or another , have a property in them ...
Page xlviii
... belonging to themselves , and this is obviously a survival from the times when the family rather than the individual was regarded as the owner of property . The term jus in re appears in the summary of law bearing the name of the ...
... belonging to themselves , and this is obviously a survival from the times when the family rather than the individual was regarded as the owner of property . The term jus in re appears in the summary of law bearing the name of the ...
Page li
... belonging to another person so as to reap all the produce derivable from it , as , for instance , all the fruits of the soil ; usus was the right to use and enjoy a thing belonging to another person , only without reaping any , or only ...
... belonging to another person so as to reap all the produce derivable from it , as , for instance , all the fruits of the soil ; usus was the right to use and enjoy a thing belonging to another person , only without reaping any , or only ...
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