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 leges) means to adhere not to their words but to their force and sense" (D. 1.3.17). "The term ex le gibus ( = according to the laws) is to be understood according to both the sense and to the words" (D. 50.16.6.1). Several texts stress the importance...  Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law: Transactions, American Philosophical ... - Page 515 by Adolf Berger, David R. Clark - 2024 - 476 pages Full view -
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