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... servus ordinarius was the slave who was Servus Or- either purchased by his owner , or who came into his dinarius . possession by bequest or inheritance . The ordinary slave had some particular duty assigned him ; he was a cook , or a ...
... servus ordinarius was the slave who was Servus Or- either purchased by his owner , or who came into his dinarius . possession by bequest or inheritance . The ordinary slave had some particular duty assigned him ; he was a cook , or a ...
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... servus a rationibus paternis vel dominicis seperatam habet ' : a very small sum of money which a son or a slave is ... servus vicarius therefore represented the peculium of the servus ordinarius , and like it he would be liable to be ...
... servus a rationibus paternis vel dominicis seperatam habet ' : a very small sum of money which a son or a slave is ... servus vicarius therefore represented the peculium of the servus ordinarius , and like it he would be liable to be ...
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... servus ceased , and that of patronus and libertus began , and with it certain reciprocal obligations . The libertus was bound to maintain his patron , and even the patron's children if they became destitute ; to behave himself with due ...
... servus ceased , and that of patronus and libertus began , and with it certain reciprocal obligations . The libertus was bound to maintain his patron , and even the patron's children if they became destitute ; to behave himself with due ...
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... servus meus liber esto ; in which case the slave became free on the death of the master ; or where he imposed a fidei commis- sum upon his heir in favour of the slave , e.g. Quæso heredem meum ut Davum.manumittat . Here the heir would ...
... servus meus liber esto ; in which case the slave became free on the death of the master ; or where he imposed a fidei commis- sum upon his heir in favour of the slave , e.g. Quæso heredem meum ut Davum.manumittat . Here the heir would ...
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... servus " . " Of the states subject to the Roman Empire some were Municipia , others Præfecturæ , others Coloniæ . 3 D. I. 16. 14 . 1 D. I. 18. I. 4 D. 1. 16. 16 . 2 D. I. 16. I. 6 D. I. 5. 17 . 5 Cicero pro Balbo , c . 11 . 7 C. VII . 6 ...
... servus " . " Of the states subject to the Roman Empire some were Municipia , others Præfecturæ , others Coloniæ . 3 D. I. 16. 14 . 1 D. I. 18. I. 4 D. 1. 16. 16 . 2 D. I. 16. I. 6 D. I. 5. 17 . 5 Cicero pro Balbo , c . 11 . 7 C. VII . 6 ...
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Page 129 - It is emphatically the will of the person who makes it, and is defined to be ' the legal declaration of a man's intentions which he wills to be performed after his death.
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