Modern Political Institutions Electronic Resource
Modern Political Institutions Electronic Resource
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, chap, iv. , and his Hist, of Rome, book v. , chap. N.
8 Dig. Xlvii. 22 de Collegiis, etc. , 2. * Ibid. 3.
FREEDOM OF INCORPORATION 149 was conceded to one who had violated another of the imperial constitutions issued by Marcus Aurelius, by which it was provided that no one should at the * same time be a member of more than one body hav- ing full corporate privileges. 1 The reason for imposing this prohibition, if not its extent, must be considered doubtful. Mommsen argues that it has come dow...n to us in the Digest out of its proper connection, and must have been intended solely for funeral aid societies; no man needing to provide twice for the cost of his burial. Heinneccius ventures the conjecture that, as many of these organizations met monthly for convivial purposes, the law was meant to prevent their mem- bers from getting drunk too often. It would seem more natural to attribute the enactment to either of three causes: (i) The corporations were so pros- perous, that their members were becoming too rich.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, chap, iv. , and his Hist, of Rome, book v. , chap. N.
8 Dig. Xlvii. 22 de Collegiis, etc. , 2. * Ibid. 3.
FREEDOM OF INCORPORATION 149 was conceded to one who had violated another of the imperial constitutions issued by Marcus Aurelius, by which it was provided that no one should at the * same time be a member of more than one body hav- ing full corporate privileges. 1 The reason for imposing this prohibition, if not its extent, must be considered doubtful. Mommsen argues that it has come dow...n to us in the Digest out of its proper connection, and must have been intended solely for funeral aid societies; no man needing to provide twice for the cost of his burial. Heinneccius ventures the conjecture that, as many of these organizations met monthly for convivial purposes, the law was meant to prevent their mem- bers from getting drunk too often. It would seem more natural to attribute the enactment to either of three causes: (i) The corporations were so pros- perous, that their members were becoming too rich.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simeon Eben Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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