Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 75
... woman was cited before him , and commanded to deliver up the thief ; she was of course unable , but could only free herself from the demand by a considerable present . On another occasion , as a woman was employed in cooking , a cat ...
... woman was cited before him , and commanded to deliver up the thief ; she was of course unable , but could only free herself from the demand by a considerable present . On another occasion , as a woman was employed in cooking , a cat ...
Page 187
... woman accuses a man of having violated her person , and he denies it , he must be made to take the oath . If within seven days after , no one of the misfortunes , described in the oath , befalls him , he is acquitted , and the woman ...
... woman accuses a man of having violated her person , and he denies it , he must be made to take the oath . If within seven days after , no one of the misfortunes , described in the oath , befalls him , he is acquitted , and the woman ...
Page 217
... woman or a child , or two persons with one , in a remote place , and the affair is brought before a judge , if the persons injured depose to having been struck or wounded , and can show marks of it upon their body , the judge must give ...
... woman or a child , or two persons with one , in a remote place , and the affair is brought before a judge , if the persons injured depose to having been struck or wounded , and can show marks of it upon their body , the judge must give ...
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