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Page 7
... receiving wrong , and that men are driven to practise justice by a certain compulsion . For that applies to those institutions and laws only which were devised for the more easy main- tenance of rights , as when many , individually ...
... receiving wrong , and that men are driven to practise justice by a certain compulsion . For that applies to those institutions and laws only which were devised for the more easy main- tenance of rights , as when many , individually ...
Page 12
... received nothing but the name . [ See Cic . Off . i . 11 ; iii . 29. ] Those who have made what they call Summa of Cases of Conscience have introduced chapters , as concerning other things , so concerning war , concerning promises ...
... received nothing but the name . [ See Cic . Off . i . 11 ; iii . 29. ] Those who have made what they call Summa of Cases of Conscience have introduced chapters , as concerning other things , so concerning war , concerning promises ...
Page 18
... received or commanded among those ancient Christians who were truly worthy of that great name may , with reason , have the force of canons . Next to these is the authority of those who , each in his own time , flourished among the ...
... received or commanded among those ancient Christians who were truly worthy of that great name may , with reason , have the force of canons . Next to these is the authority of those who , each in his own time , flourished among the ...
Page 19
... received by imitation of another or by accident . Also , what truly belongs to jus gentium they often treat promiscuously and indiscriminately with points which belong to the Roman law , as appears in the titles con- cerning Captives ...
... received by imitation of another or by accident . Also , what truly belongs to jus gentium they often treat promiscuously and indiscriminately with points which belong to the Roman law , as appears in the titles con- cerning Captives ...
Page 32
... received with great solemnity , according to custom , and all , both men and women , came out to see them . They were lodged in the best houses , and the people touched them , kissing their hands and feet , marvelling and believing that ...
... received with great solemnity , according to custom , and all , both men and women , came out to see them . They were lodged in the best houses , and the people touched them , kissing their hands and feet , marvelling and believing that ...
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