 | Association of American Law Schools - 1907 - 890 páginas
...seems very un-Roman to a student of what became " the common law " of Germany may rightly seem Roman Unquestionably our medieval law was open to humanistic...question " An averia carucae capta in withernamio sunt irreplegiblia." 38 He asked a practical question in the only Latin in which that question could have... | |
 | Frederic William Maitland - 1901 - 116 páginas
...quarter of the sixteenth century the continuity of English legal history was seriously threatened*7. ; Unquestionably our medieval law was open to humanistic...question ' An averia carucae capta in withernamio sunt irreplegibiliaf.^ He asked a practical question in the only Latin in which that question could have... | |
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Unquestionably our medieval law was open to humanistic attacks. It was couched partly in bad Latin, partly in worse French. For the business Latin of the Middle Age there is much to be said. It is a pleasant picture, that which we have of Thomas More... 