- (
juridicus) was used for
defining a day
which is not a (court) day or a day on
which no
legal business is
carried on. Literally, dies non (
juridicus)...
- from Rome
attests that
after serving as
praetor he
officially served as
juridicus in
Britain when he had to
replace an
unnamed consular, then
after his...
-
Roland in Moonlight. Angelico. Page 231. Supiot, Alain. (2007). Homo
Juridicus: On the
Anthropological Function of the Law. Verso. Smith,
James K. A...
- troops. To ****ist him in
legal matters he had an adviser, the
legatus juridicus, and
those in
Britain appear to have been
distinguished lawyers perhaps...
- latest. Once he left the
office of praetor,
Crispinus then
served as
juridicus, or judge, in
Asturia and Gallaecia,
around the
years 136
through 138...
- was in 84 when
Javolenus Priscus came to
Roman Britain and
served as a
juridicus (senior judge) and
remained there for two years. He
returned to Rome where...
- but when
Pliny wrote it was an
important place,
being the
conventus juridicus for the
whole of the
surrounding country.
Cicero mentions that he p****ed...
- functions; of these, the one
governed by Caesaraugusta, the
conventus juridicus Caesaraugust****, was one of the
largest of the
seven into
which the province...
-
legatus to the
proconsul of Asia.
Postumius followed this with a term as
juridicus of Aemilia,
Etruria and Tuscany, then a
commission as
legatus legionis...
- The
coastal area was
subdivided into
three regions called conventus juridicus which were
named after the
towns of
Scardona (Skradin),
Salona and Narona...
