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 1  2,2 | compromise between the republican institutions of Rome and the newly developing
 2  2,2 |         simply replaced the Roman institutions with the customs and practices
 3  2,4 |   monuments of imperial Rome (the Institutions of Gaius, for example),
 4  3,5 |         books and was called the “Institutions” (Institutiones), or the “
 5  3,5 |       decree which sanctioned the Institutions was addressed to “youth
 6  3,5 |           that the Digest and the Institutions were being compiled, current
 7  3,5 |         Code, the Digest, and the Institutions were written in Latin, a
 8  3,5 |         the Code, the Digest, the Institutions, and the Novels, should
 9  3,5 | translations (paraphrases) of the Institutions and the Digest with explanatory
10  3,5 |     during the first year was the Institutions; for the second, third,
11  3,5 |     Justinian’s Code, Digest, and Institutions.[56] The Novels of Justinian,
12  3,8 |           standards of government institutions, but these noble intentions
13  6,7 | monasteries and the philanthropic institutions connected with them. In
14  6,7 |     monasteries and “other sacred institutions,” and since “the acquisition
15  6,7 |   entirely from the Empire. These institutions continued to exist and will
16  7,1 |           churches and charitable institutions; in a hospital the patients
17  7,1 |      charity to support Christian institutions at Jerusalem.” At the close
18  7,3 |        the Peloponnesus, with the institutions, the public and private
19  8,5 |      became the real founder. His institutions laid the basis upon which
20  8,16|        the definitely established institutions of western feudalism, of
21  8,17|   degeneration of the Roman state institutions. Along with this, the confusion
22  8,17|       made a special study of the institutions of the Kingdom of Jerusalem,
23  8,17|      system of feudalism. Western institutions of the eleventh and twelfth
24  9,16|        the religion and religious institutions of the Greeks were preserved
25  9,19|          well-organized cenobitic institutions with schools of copyists,