Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |             were recognized as legal juridical entities; from a legal point
 2  2,4 |              much confusion into the juridical practices of the day and
 3  2,4 |          changes it brought about in juridical practices. Furthermore,
 4  2,4 |        foundation for the subsequent juridical activities of Justinian.
 5  2,4 |              novels, and a few other juridical monuments of imperial Rome (
 6  3,5 | jurisprudence declined very rapidly. Juridical publications were limited
 7  3,5 |           unable to study the entire juridical literature by providing
 8  3,5 |        famous jurists. The remaining juridical writers could be disregarded.
 9  3,5 |        period and did not touch upon juridical literature. Justinian undertook
10  3,5 |             well as revising the old juridical writings. His main assistant
11  3,5 |             from the classical Roman juridical writings which have not
12  3,16|              literal translations of juridical texts and the writing of
13  3,16|          exact information as to how juridical instruction developed after
14  5,3 |            confirmation of different juridical principles. “The spirit
15  5,3 |             later formed part of the juridical collections of the orthodox
16  5,3 |            the Ecloga or after other juridical works, without indication
17  5,3 |              also in the old Serbian juridical books.~ In manuscripts of
18  5,3 |              references to it in the juridical documents of the thirteenth
19  6,7 |              revival in the field of juridical literature which expressed
20  6,8 |             law school was a sort of juridical lyceum or academy.~ A strong
21  6,8 |         knowledge in this field. The juridical lyceum founded in the time
22  6,8 |         Novel on the founding of the juridical academy gives an insight
23  6,8 |             s views on education and juridical knowledge. The law school
24  8,16|             letters in which various juridical and ecclesiastical questions
25  9,18|        Palaeologi the last important juridical work which has preserved
26  9,18|           classical Roman Law in the juridical works of Byzantium. After
27  9,18|       attentively and carefully that juridical work of fallen Byzantium.