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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... Edicts of the Prætors The perpetual Edict Conftitutions of the Emperors The legislative Power Their Refcripts Forms of the Roman Law Succeffion of the Civil Lawyers VOL . VIII . · - 13 ib 15 16 18 19 20 23 303-648 A. U. C. Page 303-648 ...
... Edicts of the Prætors The perpetual Edict Conftitutions of the Emperors The legislative Power Their Refcripts Forms of the Roman Law Succeffion of the Civil Lawyers VOL . VIII . · - 13 ib 15 16 18 19 20 23 303-648 A. U. C. Page 303-648 ...
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... EDICT . 34 Dion Caffius ( tom . i . 1. xxxvi . p . 100. ) fixes the perpetual edicts in the year of Rome 686. Their inftitution , however , is afcribed to the year 585 in the Acta Diurna , which ... Edicts of the Prætors The perpetual Edict.
... EDICT . 34 Dion Caffius ( tom . i . 1. xxxvi . p . 100. ) fixes the perpetual edicts in the year of Rome 686. Their inftitution , however , is afcribed to the year 585 in the Acta Diurna , which ... Edicts of the Prætors The perpetual Edict.
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... edicts is compofed , and the text of the perpetual edict is restored , by the mafter - hand of Heineccius ( Opp . tom . vii . P. ii . p . 3-564 . ) ; in whose researches I might fafely acquiefce . In the Academy of Infcriptions , M ...
... edicts is compofed , and the text of the perpetual edict is restored , by the mafter - hand of Heineccius ( Opp . tom . vii . P. ii . p . 3-564 . ) ; in whose researches I might fafely acquiefce . In the Academy of Infcriptions , M ...
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