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EX POST FACTO IN ROMAN SOURCES AND EX POST FACTO LAWS IN MODERN A JURISTIC TERMINOLOGY For Max Radin the Septuagenarian ROMANIST whose legal education began with Roman legal sources and whose juristic thinking has been nurtured on them ...
EX POST FACTO IN ROMAN SOURCES AND EX POST FACTO LAWS IN MODERN A JURISTIC TERMINOLOGY For Max Radin the Septuagenarian ROMANIST whose legal education began with Roman legal sources and whose juristic thinking has been nurtured on them ...
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It is evident that the Roman ex post facto and the modern technical term , " ex post facto law , " essentially have very little in common . Attempts to find a bridge to cross over the intervening eleven or twelve centuries 34 have been ...
It is evident that the Roman ex post facto and the modern technical term , " ex post facto law , " essentially have very little in common . Attempts to find a bridge to cross over the intervening eleven or twelve centuries 34 have been ...
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And yet , the roots of ex post facto lie in Roman juristic soil , even if the way back to the Roman origins does not run straight because of a deviation , conscious or unconscious , which turned the phrase aside from its real source and ...
And yet , the roots of ex post facto lie in Roman juristic soil , even if the way back to the Roman origins does not run straight because of a deviation , conscious or unconscious , which turned the phrase aside from its real source and ...
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Bureaucracy and the Roman Law A ARTHUR SCHILLER | 26 |
Ex post facto in Roman Sources and Ex post facto Laws in Modern | 49 |
Concerning the Transmission of Julians Digesta | 69 |
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