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Page xxxiii
... former code , that of A.D. 529 , was carefully suppressed , and no trace of it remains . The Code , which is divided into twelve books , is arranged nearly in the same mauner as the Digest . ⚫ Of the Digest there is one manuscript of ...
... former code , that of A.D. 529 , was carefully suppressed , and no trace of it remains . The Code , which is divided into twelve books , is arranged nearly in the same mauner as the Digest . ⚫ Of the Digest there is one manuscript of ...
Page xxxvii
... former of whom had a public and sacred law peculiar to themselves , while they shared with the latter the system of private law . Beyond the State all were hostes and barbari . But as civilisation advanced , the number of foreigners who ...
... former of whom had a public and sacred law peculiar to themselves , while they shared with the latter the system of private law . Beyond the State all were hostes and barbari . But as civilisation advanced , the number of foreigners who ...
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... former was an alienation of all rights except that of the bare ownership for a long term , in considera- tion of the proprietor receiving a yearly rent ( pensio ) ; the latter was the alienation by the owner of the surface of the soil ...
... former was an alienation of all rights except that of the bare ownership for a long term , in considera- tion of the proprietor receiving a yearly rent ( pensio ) ; the latter was the alienation by the owner of the surface of the soil ...
Page lxvii
... former gave the latter that constituted the important feature of the new system of procedure . At home the prætors , of whom there were eighteen in the days of Pomponius , * and one or two other magistrates ; and in the provinces the ...
... former gave the latter that constituted the important feature of the new system of procedure . At home the prætors , of whom there were eighteen in the days of Pomponius , * and one or two other magistrates ; and in the provinces the ...
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... former emperors , and by our own . GAI . i . 17 ; D. xl . ; C. i . 13 ; vii . 6. 1. 1 . A manumissio was said to be legitima when made in one of the three ways recognised by the old law . These three modes of C effecting a legitima ...
... former emperors , and by our own . GAI . i . 17 ; D. xl . ; C. i . 13 ; vii . 6. 1. 1 . A manumissio was said to be legitima when made in one of the three ways recognised by the old law . These three modes of C effecting a legitima ...
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