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The History of the Decline and Fall of The Roman Empire - Vol 4 by Edward Gibbon Terms Contents Chapter XXXIX Part I ... Part VI Chapter XLIV Part I Idea of the Roman Jurisprudence. dea Of The Roman Jurisprudence. The Laws Of The Kings The Twelve Of The Decemvirs. The Laws Of The People. The Decrees Of The Senate. The Edicts Of The Magistrates And Emperors Authority Of The Civilians. Code, Pandects, Novels, And Institutes Of Justinian: I. Rights Of Persons. II. Rights Of Things. III. Private Injuries And Actions. IV. Crimes And Punishments. Anti-Tribonians ,) has refused all praise and merit to the prince, his ministers, and his laws. Attached to no party, interested only for the truth and candor of history, and directed by the most temperate and skilful guides, I enter with just diffidence on the subject of civil law, which has exhausted so many learned lives, and clothed the walls of such spacious libraries. In a single, if possible in a short, chapter, I shall trace the Roman jurisprudence from Romulus to Justinian, appreciate the labors of that emperor, and pause to contemplate the principles of a science so important to the peace and happiness of society. The laws of a nation form the most instructive portion of its history; and although I have devoted myself to write the annals of a declining monarchy, I shall embrace the occasion to breathe the pure and invigorating air of the republic. The primitive government of Rome was composed, with some political skill, of an elective king, a council of nobles, and a general assembly of the people. War and religion were administered by the supreme magistrate; and he alone proposed the laws, which were debated in the senate, and finally ratified or rejected by a majority of votes in the thirty

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The History of the Decline and Fall of The Roman Empire - Vol 2 by Edward Gibbon Terms Contents Chapter XVI Part I ... Part V Chapter XVI Part I Conduct Towards the Christians, from Nero to Constantine. he Conduct Of The Roman Government Towards The Christians, From The Reign Of Nero To That Of Constantine. Since the Jews, who rejected with abhorrence the deities adored by their sovereign and by their fellow-subjects, enjoyed, however, the free exercise of their unsocial religion, there must have existed some other cause, which exposed the disciples of Christ to those severities from which the posterity of Abraham was exempt. The difference between them is simple and obvious; but, according to the sentiments of antiquity, it was of the highest importance. The Jews were a nation ; the Christians were a sect Please read the terms under which this book is provided to you

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