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The last cannot compare with the other two ; it is paltry , and your hidden lore has long since been made public property . You now take your stand upon words and forms which are easier to ridicule than to explain . the proceedings ...
The last cannot compare with the other two ; it is paltry , and your hidden lore has long since been made public property . You now take your stand upon words and forms which are easier to ridicule than to explain . the proceedings ...
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cf. on § 24 . repetendis ] sc . when A claims from B a thing sold by C to B , it not having been the property of C at all , as A maintains . The process is technically called evictio rei venditae . cf. Julius Paullus , Sentent . II .
cf. on § 24 . repetendis ] sc . when A claims from B a thing sold by C to B , it not having been the property of C at all , as A maintains . The process is technically called evictio rei venditae . cf. Julius Paullus , Sentent . II .
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... and whether a man had left his whole property to Aéw of his property to Πανταλέων ( πάντα Λέοντι or Πανταλέοντι ) , given by Quint . VII . ix . 5 , 6 ; many such ambiguities , observes Z. , are found in laws . agi lege ] whether ...
... and whether a man had left his whole property to Aéw of his property to Πανταλέων ( πάντα Λέοντι or Πανταλέοντι ) , given by Quint . VII . ix . 5 , 6 ; many such ambiguities , observes Z. , are found in laws . agi lege ] whether ...
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The defendant staked a sum of money on the justice of his refusal to give up the property ( sponsio ) , the plaintiff accepting the wager to prove the justice of his claim ( restipulatio ) . Either party gave security to the praetor for ...
The defendant staked a sum of money on the justice of his refusal to give up the property ( sponsio ) , the plaintiff accepting the wager to prove the justice of his claim ( restipulatio ) . Either party gave security to the praetor for ...
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istam ] sc . to the property . They did not really go , but moved off a few steps . barbatos ] cf. pro Sestio $ 19 , unum aliquem ex barbatis illis , exemplum imperii veteris , imaginem antiquitatis . The custom of shaving was ...
istam ] sc . to the property . They did not really go , but moved off a few steps . barbatos ] cf. pro Sestio $ 19 , unum aliquem ex barbatis illis , exemplum imperii veteris , imaginem antiquitatis . The custom of shaving was ...
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| Title | M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. Murena Pitt press series |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Contributor | William Emerton Heitland |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | University Press, 1874 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 23 Jan 2020 |
| Length | 111 pages |
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