A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... court of reciperatores for the assessment of damages . In this case , it is true , the injured parties received no tangible compensation , for the culprits evaded restitution by retiring from Rome ; but the action of the Senate was ...
... court of reciperatores for the assessment of damages . In this case , it is true , the injured parties received no tangible compensation , for the culprits evaded restitution by retiring from Rome ; but the action of the Senate was ...
Pagina 245
... court were often of a character for which the existing ius civile , as prescribed in the Twelve Tables and subsequent statutes , did not make provision , he had perforce to borrow elements of law from other sources . In his court ...
... court were often of a character for which the existing ius civile , as prescribed in the Twelve Tables and subsequent statutes , did not make provision , he had perforce to borrow elements of law from other sources . In his court ...
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... court is labelled " sacred " . Still more significant was tinism " of the change in the emperors ' outward style of life . Despite the leanings of individual rulers to pomp and luxury , the tradition of republican simplicity which ...
... court is labelled " sacred " . Still more significant was tinism " of the change in the emperors ' outward style of life . Despite the leanings of individual rulers to pomp and luxury , the tradition of republican simplicity which ...
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