The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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7. oldal
If you do not pity his momentary lapse , if you do not respect his return to virtue , it
would bave been well for me if I had died ! It is me that you will condemn , I shall
be the victim of the law , and he gave me my life in vain . " He was frequently ...
If you do not pity his momentary lapse , if you do not respect his return to virtue , it
would bave been well for me if I had died ! It is me that you will condemn , I shall
be the victim of the law , and he gave me my life in vain . " He was frequently ...
62. oldal
New cases fall out both in matters criminal , which have need of penalty , and in
matters civil , which have need of relief : the courts which respect the former , we
call censorian ; which respect the latter , prætorian . Let the censorian courts of ...
New cases fall out both in matters criminal , which have need of penalty , and in
matters civil , which have need of relief : the courts which respect the former , we
call censorian ; which respect the latter , prætorian . Let the censorian courts of ...
296. oldal
... soon as the lale regulations respecting gold coin took place , which entirely
precluded every prospect of advantage from this ... died away of itself and we
now scarcely ever ( I believe I may say never ) hear of a single offender in this
respect .
... soon as the lale regulations respecting gold coin took place , which entirely
precluded every prospect of advantage from this ... died away of itself and we
now scarcely ever ( I believe I may say never ) hear of a single offender in this
respect .
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