Law Lexicon, Or Dictionary of Jurisprudence: Explaining the Technical Words and Phrases Employed in the Several Departments of English Law : Including the Various Legal Terms Used in Commercial Transactions : Together with an Explanatory as Well as Literal Translation of the Latin Maxims Contained in the Writings of the Ancient and Modern Commentators |
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... Ancient Laws and Institutes of England . Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales . Antiquities of Ireland . Antiquities of Exeter ( Izacke ) . Archbold's Bankruptcy ( Flather ) . Archbold's Criminal Pleading ( Welsby ) . Archbold's ...
... Ancient Laws and Institutes of England . Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales . Antiquities of Ireland . Antiquities of Exeter ( Izacke ) . Archbold's Bankruptcy ( Flather ) . Archbold's Criminal Pleading ( Welsby ) . Archbold's ...
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... ancient instrument for facili- tating calculations by means of counters . Its ABA form is various , but that chiefly used in Europe is made by drawing parallel lines distant from each other at least twice the diameter of a counter ...
... ancient instrument for facili- tating calculations by means of counters . Its ABA form is various , but that chiefly used in Europe is made by drawing parallel lines distant from each other at least twice the diameter of a counter ...
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... Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales . ABESSED ( fr . abaisser , Fr. ) , humbled , de- pressed abased . — Blount . ABET ( fr . abettare , from a ( ad vel usque ) , and bedan or beteren , to stir up or excite , Sax .; or boutli , Fr ...
... Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales . ABESSED ( fr . abaisser , Fr. ) , humbled , de- pressed abased . — Blount . ABET ( fr . abettare , from a ( ad vel usque ) , and bedan or beteren , to stir up or excite , Sax .; or boutli , Fr ...
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... ancient Greece , even the richest adulterers were amenable to the laws ; but they were sometimes allowed to commute the punish- ment with money , and the fine called uozapo was paid to the injured husband , and the father of the ...
... ancient Greece , even the richest adulterers were amenable to the laws ; but they were sometimes allowed to commute the punish- ment with money , and the fine called uozapo was paid to the injured husband , and the father of the ...
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... Ancient Laws of England . rality , deprivation , incapacity , union or simony . GLESBURGUS , Ailesbury in Bucking- An actual vacancy can never be granted , unless by the ... ancient ÆHLIP , transgression of the law . — Ancient | ADV ÆG 31.
... Ancient Laws of England . rality , deprivation , incapacity , union or simony . GLESBURGUS , Ailesbury in Bucking- An actual vacancy can never be granted , unless by the ... ancient ÆHLIP , transgression of the law . — Ancient | ADV ÆG 31.
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