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 1   2, 30  |  ancestors whose property you ~inherit, there is one who took the
 2 Suppl, 55|      Now the husband's kindred inherit his possessions after his ~
 3 Suppl, 57| sometimes the adopted does not inherit the ~goods of the adopter.
 4 Suppl, 57|       is thus adopted does not inherit ~the estate of the adopter,
 5 Suppl, 57|        who is not competent to inherit the estate, ~be adopted,
 6 Suppl, 59|  conversion loses the right to inherit from his father: and yet
 7 Suppl, 65|   Again, that this son did not inherit belongs ~to the mystery,
 8 Suppl, 65|      of ~a free woman, did not inherit (Rm. 9:13, seqq.). In like
 9 Suppl, 68|  Nevertheless natural sons can inherit a sixth only, ~whereas spurious
10 Suppl, 68|       spurious children cannot inherit any portion, although by