Seminar: Annual Extraordinary Number of The Jurist, Volumes 4-6School of Canon Law, the Catholic University of America, 1946 |
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... period had words of praise for donating ( laus inest ) . 66 Azo's influential Summa defined donation as quaedam mera liberalitas , quae nullo cogente conceditur . " 23 Special attention was given to the donor's attitude of mind in Spain ...
... period had words of praise for donating ( laus inest ) . 66 Azo's influential Summa defined donation as quaedam mera liberalitas , quae nullo cogente conceditur . " 23 Special attention was given to the donor's attitude of mind in Spain ...
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... period , On the Vocation , 1814 , and the History of Roman Law during the Middle Ages , 1815- 1831 ( a second , revised edition appeared 1834-1851 ) , bear ample witness to the historical ability of their author.29 We turn now to our ...
... period , On the Vocation , 1814 , and the History of Roman Law during the Middle Ages , 1815- 1831 ( a second , revised edition appeared 1834-1851 ) , bear ample witness to the historical ability of their author.29 We turn now to our ...
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... period from the death of Justinian to the conquest of Constantinople in 1453 ( pp . 74-83 ) , between the official and the popular law . During the period of Turkish rule , the customary or popular ( demodes ) law conducted a severe two ...
... period from the death of Justinian to the conquest of Constantinople in 1453 ( pp . 74-83 ) , between the official and the popular law . During the period of Turkish rule , the customary or popular ( demodes ) law conducted a severe two ...
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