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Doctors' Commons
in either of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and having been admitted advocates in pursuance of the rescript of the Archbishop of Canterbury, had been elected fellows of the college in the manner prescribed by the
Emancipation
acquire the rights of patronage. (2) The Anastasian emancipation, introduced by Anastasius. It consisted in obtaining an imperial rescript, authorising the emancipation, which was to be registered with the proper officer. In this way a filius-familias might
Motu propio
Motu propio, the commencing words of a certain kind of Papal Rescript.
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Pandect', or Digesta
their matter. The code also has a more comprehensive plan than the earlier codes, since it comprises both rescripts and edicts. These two works, the Pandects and the Code, ought properly to be considered as the completion
Rescriptum principis contra jus non valet
Rescriptum principis contra jus non valet. Reg. Civ. Dur, (The prince's rescript avails not against law.)
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