Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 4-6School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1946 |
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... fact of the change of sovereignty , all por- tions of that statute law which might be termed political law were abrogated immediately by such change of sovereignty . Also , all Spanish laws , customs , and rights of property incon ...
... fact of the change of sovereignty , all por- tions of that statute law which might be termed political law were abrogated immediately by such change of sovereignty . Also , all Spanish laws , customs , and rights of property incon ...
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... fact that many of the inscriptions through which we know the foundations are not original deeds , but excerpts from them . In numerous cases , for instance , it cannot be discovered whether the gifts of the founders were based on a ...
... fact that many of the inscriptions through which we know the foundations are not original deeds , but excerpts from them . In numerous cases , for instance , it cannot be discovered whether the gifts of the founders were based on a ...
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... fact that at the very beginning of the fragment in question he relies upon the rescripts of the Emperor Trajan . The rescript of that same Emperor to Pliny with regard to the procedure to be used in the cases of the Christians in ...
... fact that at the very beginning of the fragment in question he relies upon the rescripts of the Emperor Trajan . The rescript of that same Emperor to Pliny with regard to the procedure to be used in the cases of the Christians in ...
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