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Page xxi
... used in cases requiring despatch . And there were also the centumviri , taken so many from each tribe , and who judged of cases of status , Quiritary property , and testamentary and intestate succession . dentes . 13. The progress of ...
... used in cases requiring despatch . And there were also the centumviri , taken so many from each tribe , and who judged of cases of status , Quiritary property , and testamentary and intestate succession . dentes . 13. The progress of ...
Page xxii
... used to instruct and protect the persons who sought their advice , explain the steps necessary for the successful conduct of an action , and write out the necessary forms . * They gave answers when asked as to the law on a par- ticular ...
... used to instruct and protect the persons who sought their advice , explain the steps necessary for the successful conduct of an action , and write out the necessary forms . * They gave answers when asked as to the law on a par- ticular ...
Page xxvii
... used to express that the edict was permanent and unchangeable . The different magistrates , who had to apply the edict , would thenceforward use their own discretion only when the edict drawn up by Julianus did not serve as an express ...
... used to express that the edict was permanent and unchangeable . The different magistrates , who had to apply the edict , would thenceforward use their own discretion only when the edict drawn up by Julianus did not serve as an express ...
Page xl
... used above in sec . 37. It also meant all or some of the capacities attaching to a person . The persona ( taken generally ) of a person was thus the sum total of all his legal capacities , and the same person as a husband or father had ...
... used above in sec . 37. It also meant all or some of the capacities attaching to a person . The persona ( taken generally ) of a person was thus the sum total of all his legal capacities , and the same person as a husband or father had ...
Page xlix
... used to express an ownership which was practically absolute because it was protected by the prætor's authority , but which was not technically the same as ownership ex jure Quiritium . Commen- tators have called this ownership the ...
... used to express an ownership which was practically absolute because it was protected by the prætor's authority , but which was not technically the same as ownership ex jure Quiritium . Commen- tators have called this ownership the ...
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