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In the 2<hi rend='superscript'>nd</hi> lecture of the 1<hi rend='superscript'>st</hi> part of the course<lb/> | In the 2<hi rend='superscript'>nd</hi> lecture of the 1<hi rend='superscript'>st</hi> part of the course<lb/> | ||
we traced the Progress of the Civil law from it's origin<lb/> | we traced the Progress of the Civil law from <sic>it's</sic> origin<lb/> | ||
to it's <unclear>revival</unclear> in the 12<hi rend='superscript'>th</hi> | to <sic>it's</sic> <unclear>revival</unclear> in the 12<hi rend='superscript'>th</hi> Century by the<lb/> | ||
Emperor Lotharius. for the several intermediate<lb/> | Emperor Lotharius. for the several intermediate<lb/> | ||
Ages between Justinian & this noble Prince it<lb/> | Ages between Justinian & this noble Prince it<lb/> | ||
experienced a fate very uncommon to such works:<lb/> | experienced a fate very uncommon to such works:<lb/> | ||
it vanished out of the world almost as soon as<lb/> | it vanished out of the world almost as soon as<lb/> | ||
the death of it's parent Justinian, & even lost<lb/> | the death of <sic>it's</sic> parent Justinian, & even lost<lb/> | ||
it's authority in the very nation for whose use<lb/> | <sic>it's</sic> authority in the very nation for whose use<lb/> | ||
it was designed. The <sic>irruptions</sic> of the northern<lb/> | it was designed. The <sic>irruptions</sic> of the northern<lb/> | ||
nations, whereby all Europe devolved into the hands<lb/> | nations, whereby all Europe devolved into the hands<lb/> | ||
of these barbarians, made a thorough Change in<lb/> | of these barbarians, made a thorough Change in<lb/> | ||
the Roman Empire, the victors being obliged to es-<lb/>< | the Roman Empire, the victors being obliged to es-<lb/></p> | ||
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In the 2nd lecture of the 1st part of the course
we traced the Progress of the Civil law from it's origin
to it's revival in the 12th Century by the
Emperor Lotharius. for the several intermediate
Ages between Justinian & this noble Prince it
experienced a fate very uncommon to such works:
it vanished out of the world almost as soon as
the death of it's parent Justinian, & even lost
it's authority in the very nation for whose use
it was designed. The irruptions of the northern
nations, whereby all Europe devolved into the hands
of these barbarians, made a thorough Change in
the Roman Empire, the victors being obliged to es-
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