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36 With the establishment of the empire further fields were opened to the jurists , but their interest remained the develop- ment of the Roman law by means of the ius respondendi , now supported by the emperor's approbation , and , to a ...
36 With the establishment of the empire further fields were opened to the jurists , but their interest remained the develop- ment of the Roman law by means of the ius respondendi , now supported by the emperor's approbation , and , to a ...
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persons began to appear as advocati fisci or as lower bureau- crats.11 Hadrian and his successors increasingly called upon the jurists who were members of the equestrian class to take part in the consilium principis .
persons began to appear as advocati fisci or as lower bureau- crats.11 Hadrian and his successors increasingly called upon the jurists who were members of the equestrian class to take part in the consilium principis .
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V. Ius novum and the Jurists In the early years of the Principate little change is discern- ible in the nature of the private law from that of Republican times . The jurists continue to dwell upon the old institutions of the ius civile ...
V. Ius novum and the Jurists In the early years of the Principate little change is discern- ible in the nature of the private law from that of Republican times . The jurists continue to dwell upon the old institutions of the ius civile ...
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