A Translation of All the Greek Latin Italian And French Quotations Which Occu
A Translation of All the Greek Latin Italian And French Quotations Which Occu
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The estate of the kin<* is direct ownership, of which God alone is the author. 106. Feodum est quod quis tenet sibi et hseredibus suis, sive sit tenemen- tum, sive reditus, &c. A fee is that estate which a man holds to himself and his heirs, whether it be a tenement or a rent. 100. Servitus est jus, quo res mea alterius rei vel persona: servit. Service is that right by which my estate is answerable to the estate or person of another. vol. Ii. , 107-124. ] A TRANSLATION, &c. 51 107. In esse. In being. 107. Nam nemo est lucres viventis. For no one is the heir of the living. 107. In nubibus. In the clouds. 107. In gremio legis. In the bosom of the law. 10S. Donationes sint stricti juris, ne quis plus donasse praesumatur quam in donatione expresserit. Donations should be construed strictly, lest any one be presumed to have given more than is expressed in the donation. 108. Stricti juris. Of strict right. 110. Donatio stricta et coarctata; sicut certis hseredibus, quibusdam a suc- cessione exclusis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The estate of the kin<* is direct ownership, of which God alone is the author. 106. Feodum est quod quis tenet sibi et hseredibus suis, sive sit tenemen- tum, sive reditus, &c. A fee is that estate which a man holds to himself and his heirs, whether it be a tenement or a rent. 100. Servitus est jus, quo res mea alterius rei vel persona: servit. Service is that right by which my estate is answerable to the estate or person of another. vol. Ii. , 107-124. ] A TRANSLATION, &c. 51 107. In esse. In being. 107. Nam nemo est lucres viventis. For no one is the heir of the living. 107. In nubibus. In the clouds. 107. In gremio legis. In the bosom of the law. 10S. Donationes sint stricti juris, ne quis plus donasse praesumatur quam in donatione expresserit. Donations should be construed strictly, lest any one be presumed to have given more than is expressed in the donation. 108. Stricti juris. Of strict right. 110. Donatio stricta et coarctata; sicut certis hseredibus, quibusdam a suc- cessione exclusis.
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