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There is a twofold death says the Commentator there, A death indeed, and a civil death or death in Law, Mors civilis & Mors naturalis, and therfore to oust all scruples, Leases for life are ever made during the natural life, &c. Of which supposition our Papinian has enough. This for Our Civil Law; |
There is a twofold death Says the Commentator there, A death indeed, and a civil death or death in Law, Mors Civilis & Mors Naturalis, and Therefore to oust all scruples, Leases for life Are ever made during the natural life, etc. Of which supposition our Papinian has enough. This for Our Civil Law; |
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I mean Bracton, de legibus Angliae, &c. l. 1. c. 10. sect. 1. l. 4. tract. 6. c. 7. l. 5. tractat. 5. ca. 18. sect. 1. &c. 23. sect. 2. Nay in some cases that which is equivalent to a Regeneration. Est etiam mors civilis in servo in servitute sub potestate Domini constituto. Hujusmodi vero servitus mortalitati comparatur. Quia fuit aliquando in manu Domini vita ac mors: (sed modo non, propter severitatem dominorum, sed in Manu domini Regis) Sed cum tales potestatem domini effugerint. quasi resuscitati ad vitam aliquantulum respirant, secundum quod superius perpendi poterit, de Except. cap. 20. fol. 421. And speaking of Outlaws, Item justè utlegatus & ritè non restituitur nisi tantum ad pacem, quod ire possit & redire & pacem habere, & ad actiones restitui non potest, nec ad alia, quia est sicut infans modò genitus, & homo quasi modò genitus, lib: 3. de Corona, cap. 14. sect. 12. And a little af•er, Inlegati vero dici poterunt quasi modò geniti infantes, & novi homines quasi de novo creati; quia in personis eorum, post utlagariam ritè factam, nulla praeterita subsistunt, sed post inlagariam tantùm praesentia & sutura succedunt, &c. Sect. 13. fol: 133. B as beginning the world of new. An out-lawry hee styles a civil death, 5. 5. 23. 2. fo. 426. & vide Seldeni Dissertat. ad Flet. cap: 8. sect: 3. |
I mean Bracton, de legibus Angliae, etc. l. 1. c. 10. sect. 1. l. 4. tract. 6. c. 7. l. 5. Tractate. 5. circa 18. sect. 1. etc. 23. sect. 2. Nay in Some cases that which is equivalent to a Regeneration. Est etiam mors Civilis in servo in servitute sub potestate Domini constituto. Hujusmodi vero Servitus mortalitati comparatur. Quia fuit aliquando in manu Domini vita ac mors: (sed modo non, propter severitatem Dominorum, sed in Manu domini Regis) said cum tales potestatem domini effugerint. quasi resuscitati ad vitam Aliquantulum respirant, secundum quod superius perpendi poterit, the Except. cap. 20. fol. 421. And speaking of Outlaws, Item justè utlegatus & ritè non restituitur nisi Tantum ad pacem, quod ire possit & Redire & pacem habere, & ad actiones restitui non potest, nec ad Alias, quia est sicut infans modò Genitus, & homo quasi modò Genitus, lib: 3. de Corona, cap. 14. sect. 12. And a little af•er, Inlegati vero dici poterunt quasi modò geniti Infants, & novi homines quasi de novo creati; quia in Persons Their, post utlagariam ritè factam, nulla Things past subsistunt, sed post inlagariam tantùm Presence & sutura succedunt, etc. Sect. 13. fol: 133. B as beginning the world of new. an outlawry he styles a civil death, 5. 5. 23. 2. fo. 426. & vide Selden Dissertation. ad Flet. cap: 8. sect: 3. |
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Jus civile est quod quisque populus, vel quaeque civitas sive proprium, divina humanaque causa constituit. Decret: par. 1. c. 8. Nam quod quisque populus ipse sibi jus constituit id ipsius proprium civitatis est; vocaturque Jus Civile. Dig. de Jure & Just: L. 9. Omnes. and the Common Law of England is Jus Civile Anglorum. Selden of Tythes: Review of Chap: 7 and Spelman Glossar: p: 399. col. 2. |
Jus civil est quod Quisque populus, vel quaeque Civitas sive proprium, Divine humanaque causa Constituted. Decree: par. 1. c. 8. Nam quod Quisque populus ipse sibi jus Constituted id Himself proprium civitatis est; vocaturque Jus Civil. Dig. de Jure & Just: L. 9. Omnes. and the Common Law of England is Jus Civil Anglorum. Selden of Tithes: Review of Chap: 7 and Spelman Glossar: p: 399. col. 2. |
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