The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 8T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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... Decemvirs . - The Laws of the People . - The Decrees of the Senate . - The Edicts of the Magiftrates and Emperors . - Authority of the Civi- lians . - Code , Pandects , Novels , and Inftitutes of Justi- nian : -I . Rights of Perfons ...
... Decemvirs . - The Laws of the People . - The Decrees of the Senate . - The Edicts of the Magiftrates and Emperors . - Authority of the Civi- lians . - Code , Pandects , Novels , and Inftitutes of Justi- nian : -I . Rights of Perfons ...
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... Decemvirs " , who fullied by their actions the ho- nour of infcribing on brafs , or wood , or ivory , the TWELVE TABLES of the Roman laws 12. They were dictated by the rigid and jealous spirit of an aristocracy , which had yielded with ...
... Decemvirs " , who fullied by their actions the ho- nour of infcribing on brafs , or wood , or ivory , the TWELVE TABLES of the Roman laws 12. They were dictated by the rigid and jealous spirit of an aristocracy , which had yielded with ...
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... decemvirs " , a Roman citizen expofed his wifhes and motives to the affembly of the thirty curiæ or parishes , and the general law of inherit- ance was fufpended by an occafional act of the legiflature . After the permiffion of the ...
... decemvirs " , a Roman citizen expofed his wifhes and motives to the affembly of the thirty curiæ or parishes , and the general law of inherit- ance was fufpended by an occafional act of the legiflature . After the permiffion of the ...
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