10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAPYRIAN»
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1
Linguistic Studies on Latin: Selected Papers from the 6th ...
... a postnominal position, with the exceptions of (1) and (2), where the position is
attributive, i.e. between the article and the noun. The postnominal position in (4)
and (5) is regular for clitic PPs., which are widely documented in papyrian Greek
...
2
Southern Quarterly Review
The various laws existing previous to the time of Tarquin, were known as the
Papyrian laws, — from their being collected by Papyrian. Servius Tullius
prescribed laws against creditors who imprisoned their debtors; against
oppressions of the ...
Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, 1845
695 Homer lived before the promulgation of the known laws of Greece, and yet
slavery is in the poems of Homer ; the Papyrian code is the basis of the Roman
laws, and slavery is in the Papyrian code. All the traditions seem to establish that
...
4
The Code Napoléon, Verbally Translated from the French: To ...
In the first law of the Papyrian code in the collection of the president Terrasson,
we acknowledge with pleasure the genuine patriarchal faith, the unity of God,
and the agreement of Numa with the decalogue, in prohibiting the assimilation of
the ...
France, Bryant Barrett, 1811
5
Studies in the Genesis and Early Development of the Caliphal ...
Chapter. 8. The. Arab. Conquest. and. Early. Fiscal. Administration: Egyptian.
Papyrian. Evidence. A small quantity of Egyptian papyri survive from the years
642-643, and are today preserved in the Rainer Collection in Vienna, together
with ...
Jørgen Baek Simonsen, Jørgen Bæk Simonsen, 1987
6
Fundamental Principles of the Laws of Canada: As They ...
... one volume by a jurist named Papyrian,—the people, through gratitude, called
the Papyrian code, are the foundation of the Roman law of the twelve tables, a
model of precision, says Montesquieu. I V.—Principal Laws of the Papyrian Code
.
Nicolas Benjamin Doucet, 1841
7
The Press,: A Poem, in Two Parts. With Other Pieces
Russia, exhaling from its scented pores Its saving power to these thrice-valued
stores. In order fair arranged the volumes stand, Gay with the skill of many a
modern hand; At the expense of sinew and of bone, The fine papyrian leaves are
firm ...
8
The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus: The Learned and ...
... the son of Lucius, of the Lemouian tribe ; Publius Play'us, the son ofI'ublius, of
the Papyrian tribe; Marcus Acilius, the son of Marcus ; of the Mecian tribe ; Lucius
Euricius, the son of Lucius, of the Stellatine tribe; Marcus Quintius Plancillus, the
...
9
The Universal Library Or, Compleat Summary of Science: ...
... Curt- d Cunat*. ata ; after whom, Numa invented the Ceremonies of their
Religion, and all the succeeding Kings added their peculiar Laws ; which being
all written down in the Books of Papy- rius, were afterwards called the Papyrian
Laws.
10
Physical Theory of Another Life; by the Author of Natural ...
The spiritual body then, in itself indestructible and exempt from the liability to
animal decay, may allow'the mental faculty to spread itself out to the full ;—Or as
if an inscription, which heretofore had been committed to a leaf, or papyrian scroll
, ...
