- of
inheritance which occurs when two
people (sometimes
referred to as
commorientes) die at, or very near, the same time, and at
least one of them is entitled...
- Συναποθνήσκοντες,
which had been
omitted by
Plautus in his
adaptation (
Commorientes) of the same play.
According to the Encyclopædia
Britannica Eleventh...
- ("The Charcoal-Burner") ****ellaria, or
Astraba Colax ("The Flatterer")
Commorientes ("Those
Dying Together")
Condalium ("The
Slave Ring")
Cornicularia Dyscolus...
-
relied on
Section 184 of the Law of
Property Act 1925, also
known as the
Commorientes Rule. This
states that the
oldest person in the pair is ****umed to have...
-
early Latin (although
Plautus is said to have
written a play
called Commorientēs 'Those
dying together') but they
became common later. The
perfect participle...
- mentioning,
occurs when a
number of
people are
killed in the same
disaster (
commorientes) and it is
difficult to
determine who died first. It
might be important...
- Bis
Compressa nec Boeōti(a)
umquam fūit, nequ(e) ade(ō)
Agroecus neque Commorientēs Maccī Titī. – – u u | – u – –, | – – u u | – – – u u – | – – – u, | –...
