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Page 84
... justice to the twenty - eight members of the Senate : citizens , not priests ; and makes them swear that the laws shall be kept until his return . He goes to Delphi declaring his intention of consulting the oracle , yet professing less ...
... justice to the twenty - eight members of the Senate : citizens , not priests ; and makes them swear that the laws shall be kept until his return . He goes to Delphi declaring his intention of consulting the oracle , yet professing less ...
Page 85
... justice . It cannot be said that the priests were the judges . This has been asserted by Jhering , but his authority has been proved to be here at fault . Not even in sacred things did the priests have absolute jurisdiction , for in ...
... justice . It cannot be said that the priests were the judges . This has been asserted by Jhering , but his authority has been proved to be here at fault . Not even in sacred things did the priests have absolute jurisdiction , for in ...
Page 134
... Justice , to be liberal in accepting the testamurs of universities , in lieu of the first of the two examinations , would assist in keeping up the valuable con- nection with the universities . It is probably not desirable at present to ...
... Justice , to be liberal in accepting the testamurs of universities , in lieu of the first of the two examinations , would assist in keeping up the valuable con- nection with the universities . It is probably not desirable at present to ...
Page 136
... Justice , and in or near one of the Inns of Court . Their splendid libraries are even now avail- able for students . It should have a definite habitation , but it would be absurd to place that habitation , say , at Kensington . It is ...
... Justice , and in or near one of the Inns of Court . Their splendid libraries are even now avail- able for students . It should have a definite habitation , but it would be absurd to place that habitation , say , at Kensington . It is ...
Page 141
... justice to remember mercy . Sorcery , witchcraft , and magic were among the crimes rife in the land.ΒΆ King Lamoni was the author of a law that a herdsman who allowed any of the king's cattle to be stolen was to be punished with death ...
... justice to remember mercy . Sorcery , witchcraft , and magic were among the crimes rife in the land.ΒΆ King Lamoni was the author of a law that a herdsman who allowed any of the king's cattle to be stolen was to be punished with death ...
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