10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CENSORIAN»
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1
Infamia: Its Place in Roman Public and Private Law
Chapter III. PAGES The censorian infamia and its developments . 41-112 § 1.
General characteristics of the censorian infamia 41-74 The censorian infamia
springs from the censor's duties of registration, 41. Characteristics of the
evidence for ...
Abel Hendy Jones Greenidge, 1894
2
The English Historical Review
He traces its origin to the censorian control over manners and morals, a control
which, being legally irresponsible, produced, fortunately for Roman morality, no
definite code of rules, though the censorian edict was in all probability, like the ...
Mandell Creighton, Justin Winsor, Samuel Rawson Gardiner, 1895
3
The Philosophical Works of Francis Bacon: Reprinted from the ...
The courts which take cognizance of the former I call Censorian, those which
respect the latter, Przetorian. APHORXSH 34. Let the Censorian Courts have
power and jurisdiction, not only to punish new oflences, but also to increase the ...
Francis Bacon, John M. Robertson, 1905
General characteristics of the censorian infcmia . . . . . . . 41-74 The censorian
infamt'a springs from the oensor's duties of registration, 4!. Characteristics of the
evidence for the censorian infamia, 43. Attributes of the censorship which
directed ...
5
Exemplum tractatus de fontibus juris, and other Latin pieces ...
In censorian courts, let a third die be allowed; so that judges be not laid under the
necessity of either acquitting or condemning, but have power, also, to pronounce
by a non liquet. Again, let there not only be a censorian pain, but likewise a ...
Francis Bacon, James GLASSFORD, 1823
6
The Letters and the Life of Francis Bacon Including All His ...
Whatever the form of the enclosed Rules may have been, the principles to which
they were to give effect would no doubt be those which are laid down in [the
aphorisms concerning Censorian Courts : of which (as the best supply of the lost
...
7
The Works of Francis Bacon: Translations of the ...
The courts which take cognizance of the former I call Censorian, those which
respect the latter, Praetorian. APHORISM 34. Let the Censorian Courts have
power and jurisdiction, not 1 Xen. Hell. ill. 3. 2. only to punish new offences, but
also to ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1858
8
Evenings with a Reviewer: Or, Macaulay and Bacon
One of the principal features in this model is the institution of praetorian and
censorian courts to supply the deficiencies of the laws ; that is, to deal with cases
for which the laws have failed to provide. I suppose no man will contend that in
this ...
James Spedding, George Stovin Venables, 1881
9
The philosophical works of Francis Bacon, with prefaces and ...
I must now speak of the Courts Praetorian and Censorian. On Courts Praetorian
and Censorian. APHORISM 32. Let there be courts and jurisdictions to determine
, by the judgment and discretion of a conscientious man, when the rule of the law
...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1861
10
Origines Kalendariæ Italicæ: Nundinal Calendars of Ancient ...
But if there was only one, and he too of consular age B. C. 133, and of censorian
age B. C. 124 ; it is something remarkable that Plutarch in his Life of Marius 6
should refer to a Cneus Piso, di^p hropucis, who must have been living at the
time ...
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