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[125] Fachinham VIII, c. 26 and c. 33; Duaren, De praescriptionibus,
parte 2, § 2, n. 8; § 8, n. 5 and 6, [Nicholas Fachinham (?-1407), a
Franciscan, who taught Theology at Oxford.]
[126] Fachinham VIII, c. 28.
[127] Angelus Aretinus on Digest I, 8; Balbus, De praescriptionibus
IV, 5, q. 6, n. 2; see Vasquius, Controversiae illustres c. 29, n. 38.
[128] On Digest XLVII, 10, 14.
[129] Digest XLVI, 10, 13.
[130] Glossators on the reference in note 4, page 51.
[131] De officiis ministrorum I, 28; Gentilis I, 19.
[132] Auth. Ut nulli Iudicum § 1, c. cum tanto de consuetudine.
[133] Controversiae illustres c. 89, n. 12 ff. [Ferdinand Manchaea
Vasquez (1509-1566) the famous Spanish jurisconsult, who held many
high honors of the realm].
[134] De potestate legis poenalis II, 14, part 572 [Alphonse de
Castro (?-1558). Theologian at Salamanca, confessor to the Emperor
Charles V.].
[135] Digest XLI, 1, 14; XLI, 3; Institutes II, 1, 2; Digest XLIV, 3,
7; XLVII, 10, 14.
[136] Digest I, 1, 5; Institutes I, 2, § 2.
[137] Digest XLI, 3, 4, 26 (27); Institutes IV, 6, 14; Bartolus and
Jason on Digest XXX, 11.
[138] Digest I, 5, 4; Institutes I, 3, 1; Digest XLIII, 29, 1-2;
XLIV, 5, 1; Code III, 28, 35; Digest IV, 6, 28.
[139] Code III, 44, 7.
[140] Code VI, 43.
[141] Digest IX, 2, 32.
[142] Dist. IV, C. II; Digest I, 3, 1-2, 32; Decretals of Pope
Gregory IX, II, 26, 20.
[143] Digest XLIII, 13.
[144] Digest IV, 4, 3; Vasquius, De successionum progressu I, 7.
[145] Balbus, De praescriptionibus 5, 11; 16, 3; Alphonse de Castro,
De potestate legis poenalis II, 14; Balbus and Angelus on Code VII,
39, 4.
[146] Osorius, De rebus Emmanuelis regis Lusitaniae I [Hieronymus
Osorius (1506-1580) was known as the Portuguese Cicero].
[147] Digest I, 1, 5.
[148] I, 9 (1257^a 30).
[149] Cf. Covarruvias in c. Peccatum, § 8.
[150] Pomponius Mela, De situ orbis III, 7.
[151] Digest XVIII, 1, 1.
[152] Natural History XXXIII, 1.
[153] Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics 5, 5, 11 (1133^a 20); Politics
I, 9 (1257^b 10) [Nummus--νόμος. The fact that this is an incorrect
derivation does not of course affect the argument].
[154] Dist. I, C. VII; Aristotle, see note 4 above.
[155] Castrensis from Cinus and others on Digest I, 1, 5.
[156] Plato, Sophista 223^{d}.
[157] II (p. 371) cited in Digest L, 11, 2.
[158] Politics I, 11 (1258^{b} 22-23).
[159] [The text here is somewhat expanded.]
[160] Cicero, De officiis I, 150-151; Aristotle, Politics I, 9.
[161] Politics I, 9 (1257^{a} 14-17) [Jowett’s translation, Vol. I,
page 15].
[162] De beneficiis V, 8 [Not a quotation, but a summing up of the
chapter].
[163] See chapters III and VI.
[164] See chapter VII.
[165] On Digest XLIII, 11, 2; Balbus 4, 5 pr. qu. 1; Panormitanus
on the Decretals of Pope Gregory IX, III, 8, 10; Digest XLI, 2,
41; Covarruvias in c. possessor. 2, § 4; Vasquius, Controversiae
illustres c. 4, n. 10 and 12.
[166] Vasquius, Controversiae illustres c. 4, n. 11.
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