...called the priests ; we cherish justice and profess the knowledge of what is good and fair, we separate what is fair from what is unfair, we discriminate...mistaken, on a real and not a pretended philosophy. 2. Of this subject there are two departments, public law and private law. Public law is that which...

...see Dig. xzvi. 8. 22; Decretal 2. 2. I 4 . APPENDIX EXTRACTS FROM THE DIGEST OF JUSTINIAN i. II § I. We desire to make men good, not only by putting them...penalties, but also by appealing to them through rewards. (Monro's tr.) i. I. 9. All nations which are governed by statutes and customs make use partly of law...

...Dig. xxvi. 8. 22; Decretal 2. 2. I 4 . APPENDIX EXTRACTS FROM THE DIGEST OF JUSTINIAN i. I. i. § i. We desire to make men good, not only by putting them...penalties, but also by appealing to them through rewards. (Monro's tr.) ii 9. All nations which are governed by statutes and customs make use partly of law which...

...see Dig. xzvi. 8. 22; Decretal 2. 2. 14. APPENDIX EXTRACTS FROM THE DIGEST OF JUSTINIAN ii I. § i. We desire to make men good, not only by putting them...penalties, but also by appealing to them through rewards. (Monro's tr.) i. I. 9. All nations which are governed by statutes and customs make use partly of law...

...called the priests; we cherish justice and profess the knowledge of what is good and fair, we separate what is fair from what is unfair, we discriminate...proceeding, if I am not mistaken, on a real and not a pretented philosophy." To conceive of the value of knowledge as based upon its utility for the acquisition...

...offense; it is part of the instructions given by APPENDIX EXTRACTS FROM THE DIGEST OF JUSTINIAN iii § i. We desire to make men good, not only by putting them...penalties, but also by appealing to them through rewards. (Monro's tr.) ii 9. All nations which are governed by statutes and customs make use partly of law which...