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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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The writer was unable to find it in any literary source by consulting the various lexica of literary Latin works and the ... since the earlier glossaries mentioned before do not give a single illustration from sources other than legal .
The writer was unable to find it in any literary source by consulting the various lexica of literary Latin works and the ... since the earlier glossaries mentioned before do not give a single illustration from sources other than legal .
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I , for one , have been unable to discover the unknown author.36 But he may have had only a vague idea of the real meaning of those words in Roman sources ; he was perhaps misled by the fact that the texts in ...
I , for one , have been unable to discover the unknown author.36 But he may have had only a vague idea of the real meaning of those words in Roman sources ; he was perhaps misled by the fact that the texts in ...
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