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Side 5
LAWS OF THE BARBARIANS.—STATE OF THE ROMANS.— THE VISIGOTHS
OF SPAIN.—CONQUEST OF BRITAIN BY THE SAXONS. The Revolution of Gaul.
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LAWS OF THE BARBARIANS.—STATE OF THE ROMANS.— THE VISIGOTHS
OF SPAIN.—CONQUEST OF BRITAIN BY THE SAXONS. The Revolution of Gaul.
.. ...................... . - - - - - - - • - - - - - - - - - - - - 304 476–485. Euric, King of the ...
Side 9
THE LAWS OF THE KING8. – THE TWELVE TABLES OF THE DECEMV IRS. —
THE LAWS OF THE PEOPLE. - THE DECREEs of THE sexATE.--THE EDICTs of
THE MAGISTRATES AND EMPERoRs. – AUTHORITY OF THE CIVILIANs.
THE LAWS OF THE KING8. – THE TWELVE TABLES OF THE DECEMV IRS. —
THE LAWS OF THE PEOPLE. - THE DECREEs of THE sexATE.--THE EDICTs of
THE MAGISTRATES AND EMPERoRs. – AUTHORITY OF THE CIVILIANs.
Side 10
... JUSTINIAN : I. RIGHTS OF PERSONS.—II. RIGHTS OF THINGS. —III.
PRIVATE INJURIES AND ACTIONS.-IV. CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS. A. D.
PAGE. The Civil or Roman Law................. .............................. 645 Laws of the Kings
of Rome.
... JUSTINIAN : I. RIGHTS OF PERSONS.—II. RIGHTS OF THINGS. —III.
PRIVATE INJURIES AND ACTIONS.-IV. CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS. A. D.
PAGE. The Civil or Roman Law................. .............................. 645 Laws of the Kings
of Rome.
Side 19
This popular estimation allows some latitude ; but it is difficult to explain a law in
the Theodosian Code (l. vi. leg. 5), which fixes the expense of the first praetor at
25,000, of the second at 20,000, and of the third at 15,000 folles. The name of ...
This popular estimation allows some latitude ; but it is difficult to explain a law in
the Theodosian Code (l. vi. leg. 5), which fixes the expense of the first praetor at
25,000, of the second at 20,000, and of the third at 15,000 folles. The name of ...
Side 41
The brave Gennerid,” a soldier of Barbarian origin, who still adhered to the
worship of his ancestors, had been obliged to lay aside the military belt: and
though he was repeatedly assured by the emperor himself, that laws were not
made for ...
The brave Gennerid,” a soldier of Barbarian origin, who still adhered to the
worship of his ancestors, had been obliged to lay aside the military belt: and
though he was repeatedly assured by the emperor himself, that laws were not
made for ...
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Brukerevaluering - LisaMaria_C - LibraryThingI feel decidedly ambivalent about this book. My rating reflects that ultimately I didn't want to stick with it; I didn't find its pleasures and degree of informativeness worth the slogging through ... Les hele vurderingen
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Brukerevaluering - quantum_flapdoodle - LibraryThingA classic of historical literature, in two volumes. The author details the history to the fall in the first volume, and the byzantine period in the second volume. Les hele vurderingen
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