10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SENATORIAN»
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At no period of time has there been so pervasive and pernicious a corruption of
justice as during this era of senatorian misrule. The Roman aristocrat on the
bench, sitting in judgment on a provincial petition, combined the rufiianism of Jefi'
eries ...
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
hearing; and now the senatorian body were meting to them a like measure of
iniquity. If an eques, in his capacity of farmer of the revenues, failed to perform
every item of his contract, if a dearth in the provinces had rendered it impossible
for ...
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The doctrine and law of marriage, adultery, and divorce: ...
There were nevertheless exceptions to this law. If a man of senatorian rank
should marry a woman of libertine condition, she would not be his wife while he
retained his dignity, but she would nevertheless be in a condition to become his
wife, ...
Hector Davies Morgan, 1826
ha-ving taken their places in the Senat, make the zbjrd Region of zbgfizmg ;' and
the House procede: to the Senatorian Elefiiom, Senatorian Eleefi-'iom are annual
, biennial, or emerge-nt. THE annual are perform'd by the Tropic. THE Tropic is ...
James Harrington, John Toland, 1700
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The Oceana, and Other Works, Now First Publish'd from His ...
having tal-en their places in the Senat, malee the third Region of the [zmg ; and
the House? procedes to the Senatorian Elections. Senatorian Electionjare
annnal, htsiennial, or emergent. THE annttal are perform'd h] the Tropic. THE
Tropic is a ...
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The doctrine and law of marriage, adultery and divorce, with ...
There were nevertheless exceptions to this law. If a man of senatorian rank
should marry a woman of libertine condition, she would not be his wife while he
retained his dignity, but she would nevertheless be in a condition to become his
wife, ...
Hector Davies Morgan, 1826
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A general dictionary, historical and critical: in which a ...
Every Monday next ensuing the last of March, the Knights, being an hundred in
all the Tribes, take their places in the Senate, and make the third region of the
fame, and the House proceeds to the Senatorian Elections. Senatorian Elections
are ...
Pierre Bayle, John Peter Bernard, John Lockman, 1738
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The Oceana of James Harrington: and his other works
T HA T the Signory have Session and Suffrage, with right also jointly The
Proposers Qf feverally to propose, both in the Senat and in all Senatorian
Councils. THAT each of the three Orders, or Divisions of fyiights in each
Senatorian Council, ...
having taken their places in the Senate, make the third Region of the feme ; and
the House proceeds to the Senatorian Elections. Seriates rian Elections are
annual, biennial, or emergent. THE annual are perform'd by the Tropic. THE
Tropic is ...
James Harrington, John Toland, John Hall, 1737
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The Oceana and other works ¬of ¬James ¬Harrington
L H OCEANA having taken their places in the Senat, make the third Region of the
sam'-e ; and the Hozgse procedes to the Senatorian Elettions. Senatorian
Elettions are annual, hiennial, or emergent. THE annual are persornsd hy the
Tropic.
James Harrington, John Toland, 1747
