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Ut si lictores capiant aliquem magnum virum in medio foro, aut si viatores indicant Senatoribus tali die habendum Senatum, &c. When a servant does that he cannot doe without his Masters order, he is supposed to have it even when he does not alledge it, (if he be Master of his own reason) as in arrests, citations, &c. As with us a Steward may admit a Tenant, |
Ut si lictors capiant aliquem magnum virum in medio foro, Or si Viatores indicant Senatoribus tali die habendum Senatum, etc. When a servant does that he cannot do without his Masters order, he is supposed to have it even when he does not allege it, (if he be Master of his own reason) as in arrests, citations, etc. As with us a Steward may admit a Tenant, |
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