Julian · Atlas · Falsafa

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Julian the Apostate1 mention

Letters (Greek)

From his letter to Julian the Apostate

letter 360 ¶

in the texts

LettersLate Antiquity · Greek

A sophist friend described as behind on his letters.

The worthy Julian seems to share something of the common state in his own affairs as well.

letter 21 ¶

To Julian

letter 293 ¶

Have you fully recovered the use of your hand?

letter 293 ¶

Institutes of Roman LawClassical · English

Jurist who, with Sextus, held that the senatusconsult of Nero validates a legacy by preception to a stranger.

Julian, however, and Sextus held that this bequest also is made valid by the senatusconsult, as only being avoided at civil law by a verbal informality;

de legatis 2 ¶

Nam et si pecuniam numeratam tibi tradam donandi gratia, tu eam quasi creditam accipias, constat proprietatem ad te transire nec impedimento esse, quod circa causam dandi atque accipiendi dissenserimus, Julian, Dig.

addendum formal abstract and simulative dispositio ¶

44, 1, 2, 3, and Julian, Dig.

commentarivs qvartvs ¶

The Rights of War and PeaceRenaissance · English

Roman emperor cited for a generous prize-division practice.

Although Scipio, Caesar and Julian acted more liberally, in giving the entire prizes to each of those who had ascended the walls together.

of our actions chapter xiii conclusion ¶