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World Dictionary of Foreign Expressions: A Resource for ... - Strona 91
The damnatio memoriae of Stalin's reign was swift and thorough throughout the Soviet Union. damnosa hereditas or damnosa haereditas or hereditas damnosa or haereditas damnosa var. of hereditas damnosa (q.v.). damnum n., pl. damna ...
Gabriel Adeleye, Kofi Acquah-Dadzie, Thomas J. Sienkewicz, 1999
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The American and English Encyclopaedia of Law - Tom 8 - Strona 693
To damn or condemn is to deem, think, or judge any one to be guilty, to be criminal ; to give judgment or sentence or doom of guilt ; to adjudge or declare the penalty or punishment.3 DAMNOSA HEREDITAS. (See also the title SUCCESSION.) ...
David Shephard Garland, James Cockcroft, Lucius Polk McGehee, 1898
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The Early Stuart Kings, 1603-1642 - Strona 1
ANALYSIS (1): TO WHAT EXTENT CAN THE ELIZABETHAN LEGACY BE CONSIDERED A DAMNOSA HEREDITAS , A PROBLEMATIC INHERITANCE? Assessment of the nature of the Elizabethan legacy is of course central to any ...
Graham E Seel, Director for Studies in History David L Smith, David L. Smith, 2005
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Judicial Review in International Perspective - Tom 2 - Strona 237
DAMNOSA HEREDITAS The Right Hon. Lord Cooke ofThorndon It is not necessary to apologise to Lord Woolf for the above title. I entirely agree with him that Latin expressions should be avoided when there may be readers or listeners who ...
Mads Andenas, Duncan Fairgrieve, 2000
Prologue: Damnosa. Hereditas. ON DECEMBER 11, 1895, the British India Steam Navigation Company's twothousandton S.S. Ethiopia crept at three knots beneath the dour battlements of Fort Jesus as she made one of her infrequently ...
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De lege pactorum: essays in honor of Robert Renbert Wilson
Strikingly, the damnosa hereditas of classical Rome and the jus civile provide a challenging analogy to a critical problem faced by all law, domestic no less than international, in the second half of the twentieth century. 1. Damnosa hereditas ...
Alona E. Evans, David R. Deener, 1970
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Heirs, Kin, and Creditors in Renaissance Florence - Strona 24
If the assets of the hereditas were inadequate to settle outstanding debts or obligations, the heir had to cover them from his own assets. For any heres, there was thus the potential burden of a harmful estate, damnosa hereditas, while for ...
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Christ Triumphant: Universalism Asserted as the Hope of ... - Strona 308
It is the fatal legacy, the damnosa hereditas, which the stern and narrowly legal mind of Rome, with a natural bent to cruelty, bequeathed to the gospel.6 The God who is love is thus in practice changed into an almighty Proconsul, while the ...
Thomas Allin, Robin Parry, 2015
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The Ashgate Research Companion to Modern Imperial Histories
M. KirkGreene, '“Damnosa Hereditas”: Ethnic Ranking and the MartialRaces Imperative in Africa', Ethnic and Racial Studies 3/4 (1980): pp. 400–401. 44 Adekson, 'Ethnicity':pp.154–7; KirkGreene, 'Damnosa Hereditas': pp. 395–6, 406–407.
Professor John Marriott, Professor Philippa Levine, 2013
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From Bonbon to Cha-cha: Oxford Dictionary of Foreign Words ...
Compare with DA CAPo. damna plural of DAMNUM. damnosa hereditas /dam,nooso hr'redrtas/ noun phrase M19 Latin (= inheritance that causes loss). An inheritance or tradition bringing more burden than profit. 1955 Times The rule that an ...
