The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 9J. Stockdale and J. Walker, 1807 |
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... claim the honour of being his birth - place , it is certain that he was educated at Athens , where he became famous as a pleader of causes after the close of the Peloponnefian war . The time of his birth may be nearly ascertained by rea ...
... claim the honour of being his birth - place , it is certain that he was educated at Athens , where he became famous as a pleader of causes after the close of the Peloponnefian war . The time of his birth may be nearly ascertained by rea ...
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... a pledge of profecuting his claim : nor was this all ; for the parties were obliged to give in cross - depofitions , in which they respectively swore , that they relied on the juftice of their several cafes 44 THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE .
... a pledge of profecuting his claim : nor was this all ; for the parties were obliged to give in cross - depofitions , in which they respectively swore , that they relied on the juftice of their several cafes 44 THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE .
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... claim were often made , and fometimes , probably , admitted . From this law there arifes no small difficulty in the fpeech on the estate of PYRRHUS , whofe adopted fon Endius had been in poffeffion above twenty years , yet , on his ...
... claim were often made , and fometimes , probably , admitted . From this law there arifes no small difficulty in the fpeech on the estate of PYRRHUS , whofe adopted fon Endius had been in poffeffion above twenty years , yet , on his ...
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... claiming the in- beritance : but the exception , which in general was a dilatory plea , could only be made by the ... claim by exhibit- ing a bill to the Archon : if his title was con- troverted , the adverse claimant presented a ...
... claiming the in- beritance : but the exception , which in general was a dilatory plea , could only be made by the ... claim by exhibit- ing a bill to the Archon : if his title was con- troverted , the adverse claimant presented a ...
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... claim , which amercement was usually a fixth part of the fum demanded : in all cafes the unfuccefsful party forfeited his depofit , and the fines and forfeits were speedily collected by the rapía , or officers of the reve → nue , who ...
... claim , which amercement was usually a fixth part of the fum demanded : in all cafes the unfuccefsful party forfeited his depofit , and the fines and forfeits were speedily collected by the rapía , or officers of the reve → nue , who ...
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