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The flamen thus ceased to be one of his father's sui heredes , whilst his wife passed under her husband's full legal control , and hence could hold no separate property , which she could have done had ...
The flamen thus ceased to be one of his father's sui heredes , whilst his wife passed under her husband's full legal control , and hence could hold no separate property , which she could have done had ...
Strana 155
This is probable , because when the ancestors of the Greeks and ourselves passed out of the state of the savage tribe , they did not abandon the archaic general terms for husband , wife , and children , and brothers and sisters ...
This is probable , because when the ancestors of the Greeks and ourselves passed out of the state of the savage tribe , they did not abandon the archaic general terms for husband , wife , and children , and brothers and sisters ...
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EDWARD CAIRD 1835-1908 WITH the death of Edward Caird there passed away the last , or almost the last ( for Dr. Hutchinson Stirling survived him ) , of the pioneer generation who opened the road for English philosophy to continuity with ...
EDWARD CAIRD 1835-1908 WITH the death of Edward Caird there passed away the last , or almost the last ( for Dr. Hutchinson Stirling survived him ) , of the pioneer generation who opened the road for English philosophy to continuity with ...
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SIXTH ANNUAL General Meeting June 25 1908 | 5 |
SUMMARY KNIGHTS FEES BY PAUL VINOGRADOFF FELLOW OF | 15 |
AN UNRECOGNIZED WESTMINSTER CHRONICLER 13811394 | 65 |
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