Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 4-6School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1946 |
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... Stephanus , and by a legal principle . Cer- tainly the hermeneia of Stephanus cannot be identified with the enantiophaneiai , regardless whether he or the Anonymus is considered the author of the latter . For this work does not ...
... Stephanus , and by a legal principle . Cer- tainly the hermeneia of Stephanus cannot be identified with the enantiophaneiai , regardless whether he or the Anonymus is considered the author of the latter . For this work does not ...
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... Stephanus , the other , almost identical with the scholion assigned to the Enantiophanes in Cod . Coisl . 151. If this explanation is accepted , the only argument for identify- ing the Enantiophanes with Stephanus is eliminated . ( 2 ) ...
... Stephanus , the other , almost identical with the scholion assigned to the Enantiophanes in Cod . Coisl . 151. If this explanation is accepted , the only argument for identify- ing the Enantiophanes with Stephanus is eliminated . ( 2 ) ...
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... Stephanus.37 But he underrates the weight of this argu- ment , which cannot be eliminated by merely assuming that Stephanus ( under the name of Enantiophanes ) is quoting himself as modern authors often do . Stephanus was the au- thor ...
... Stephanus.37 But he underrates the weight of this argu- ment , which cannot be eliminated by merely assuming that Stephanus ( under the name of Enantiophanes ) is quoting himself as modern authors often do . Stephanus was the au- thor ...
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The Future of American Law ROSCOE POUND | 1 |
Enantiophanes FRITZ PRINGSHEIM | 21 |
The Ghost Story of the Cheerful Giver in Medieval and Modern | 45 |
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