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The Roman aristocracy , however , considered and kept the old custom as their distinctive privilege , ius , and this was not disputed by the Roman people . Cicero calls it the ius imaginis . * 4 Cicero ( Verr . , II , 5 , 36 , ) speaks ...
The Roman aristocracy , however , considered and kept the old custom as their distinctive privilege , ius , and this was not disputed by the Roman people . Cicero calls it the ius imaginis . * 4 Cicero ( Verr . , II , 5 , 36 , ) speaks ...
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40.11.2 : When the emperor grants a freedman the so - called restitutio natalium , i.e. , the privilege of a free - born , the man actually born as a slave ceases to be considered a freedman and becomes a free- born under the law from a ...
40.11.2 : When the emperor grants a freedman the so - called restitutio natalium , i.e. , the privilege of a free - born , the man actually born as a slave ceases to be considered a freedman and becomes a free- born under the law from a ...
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Some of his theories are original , in other cases he accepts suggestions already made in the literature , which is fully considered in spite of its immense scope and of technical difficulties hampering research under post - war ...
Some of his theories are original , in other cases he accepts suggestions already made in the literature , which is fully considered in spite of its immense scope and of technical difficulties hampering research under post - war ...
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