The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 85
... Italian and German assiduity has done to a limited extent ( as will appear later ) what has been done more fully in the case of Shakespeare in England , Germany ... Italy . * If the writer have been forestalled in DANTE AS A JURIST . 85.
... Italian and German assiduity has done to a limited extent ( as will appear later ) what has been done more fully in the case of Shakespeare in England , Germany ... Italy . * If the writer have been forestalled in DANTE AS A JURIST . 85.
Page 86
... Italy , Sir W. F. Pollock and Mr. Warburton Pike in England . It will be convenient to divide the subject into five heads , dealing at first chiefly with the " Divina Commedia , " and leaving the other works for subsequent consideration ...
... Italy , Sir W. F. Pollock and Mr. Warburton Pike in England . It will be convenient to divide the subject into five heads , dealing at first chiefly with the " Divina Commedia , " and leaving the other works for subsequent consideration ...
Page 91
... Italian work in verse , he especially condemns the crime for which he suffered in the Inferno . The simile with which Dante parts with him is one of the most beautiful in the poem.§ + i . , 13 . * All in Inf . xv . Ma tra questi peccati ...
... Italian work in verse , he especially condemns the crime for which he suffered in the Inferno . The simile with which Dante parts with him is one of the most beautiful in the poem.§ + i . , 13 . * All in Inf . xv . Ma tra questi peccati ...
Page 94
... Italy , but it may be noticed that in the " Divina Commedia " the word usura occurs twice ** and the word usuriere once.tt The usurer is placed among the violent , probably from a misunderstanding of Aristotle , ‡‡ and Virgil explains ...
... Italy , but it may be noticed that in the " Divina Commedia " the word usura occurs twice ** and the word usuriere once.tt The usurer is placed among the violent , probably from a misunderstanding of Aristotle , ‡‡ and Virgil explains ...
Page 96
... Italian courts , both ecclesiastical and secular , for the purpose of obtaining evidence . The argument of Cicero , aut vi aut fraude fiat injuria , ‡ seems to be the basis of the argument in the Inferno that injury works either by ...
... Italian courts , both ecclesiastical and secular , for the purpose of obtaining evidence . The argument of Cicero , aut vi aut fraude fiat injuria , ‡ seems to be the basis of the argument in the Inferno that injury works either by ...
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