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... impossible to suppose that a happy family of Levantine Greeks , Phanariots ,
Armenians , and Ottoman Turks , can suddenly become truth - telling , law -
abiding citizens , either in Eastern Roumelia , Constantinople , Asia Minor , or
Cyprus .
... impossible to suppose that a happy family of Levantine Greeks , Phanariots ,
Armenians , and Ottoman Turks , can suddenly become truth - telling , law -
abiding citizens , either in Eastern Roumelia , Constantinople , Asia Minor , or
Cyprus .
Page 129
Sir Charles enquired , * “ whether , in October last , Mr. di Cesnola , an American
citizen , was tried for an offence against Turkish law in digging up objects of
antiquarian interest without a firman , by the district Court of Larnaca in Cyprus ...
Sir Charles enquired , * “ whether , in October last , Mr. di Cesnola , an American
citizen , was tried for an offence against Turkish law in digging up objects of
antiquarian interest without a firman , by the district Court of Larnaca in Cyprus ...
Page 170
... among other reasons , it is demonstrative of that class - spirit which was so
dominant in Rome , and which was only broken up by drains on her original
population , to compensate for which the fictitious character of Roman citizen was
given ...
... among other reasons , it is demonstrative of that class - spirit which was so
dominant in Rome , and which was only broken up by drains on her original
population , to compensate for which the fictitious character of Roman citizen was
given ...
Page 171
The former was at first confined to Roman citizens only , then extended to
privileged Latins and aliens ; the latter could be contracted by all ( even by
Roman citizens with aliens ) except slaves , whose connection * had no legal
status .
The former was at first confined to Roman citizens only , then extended to
privileged Latins and aliens ; the latter could be contracted by all ( even by
Roman citizens with aliens ) except slaves , whose connection * had no legal
status .
Page 175
Some kind of benediction in the Church , or in the presence of the community ,
gave its peculiar holiness to the ceremony . * Latin Christianity , Book III . ,
chapter 5 . Yet the Roman citizen was bound only by the civil THE MARRIAGE
TIE IN ...
Some kind of benediction in the Church , or in the presence of the community ,
gave its peculiar holiness to the ceremony . * Latin Christianity , Book III . ,
chapter 5 . Yet the Roman citizen was bound only by the civil THE MARRIAGE
TIE IN ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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