- were a
populus liber, "a free people".
There was an exercitus, imperium,
iudicia, honores, consules,
voluntas of this same populus: "the army, rule, judgments...
- The
Paenitentiale Theodori (also
known as the
Iudicia Theodori or
Canones Theodori) is an
early medieval penitential handbook based on the judgements...
-
medical [now lost]) are
ascribed to Plato: Ptolemy’s Quadripartitum, The
Iudicia Almansoris, The De
electionibus horarum of Ali ibn Aḥmad al-Imrani, The...
-
determinations of
nature and of truth. (Opinionis enim
commenta delet dies,
naturae iudicia confirmat) (II, 2) [It does not
follow that],
because not all the sick...
- Oxford. ISBN 978-0-19-954556-8. Salomies, Olli (2001). "De
novis libris iudicia".
Arctos – Acta
Philologica Fennica. 35: 263–265. eISSN 2814-855X. ISSN 0570-734X...
- privatae,
actions protecting an individual's
private interests;
similar to
iudicia privata,
referring to
civil trials presided over by the
iudex privatus...
- City and muni****lity
Roermond in 2011 Flag Coat of arms Motto:
Aequitas Iudicia Tua, Domine (Latin) transl. Thy
judgements are just, O Lord (Psalm 119:75)...
- Knittel's
reconstruction et
scientiae Dei quam in
enarrabilia sunt
iudicia eius et non
adsequaende viae eius Quis enim
cognovit intellectum Domini aut...
- not
entirely trustworthy. An
early treatise on
astronomy (the "Leicester
Iudicia")
carries a
dedication "to Earl
Robert of Leicester, that man of affairs...
- ****ociation with the so-called
Penitential of ****mean (c. 650), a
series of "'
iudicia', or decisions, on
matters of penance,
attributed to an
Irish abbot named...
