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the provisions of the law , is not certain. In civil jurisprudence According to its

Walid Mahommed Ibn Achmed, Ibn Mahommed Ibn Roschd). Arabian philosopher , astronomer , and writer on jurisprudence ; born at Cordova , 1126

from the other natural sciences which deal with moral conduct of man, as jurisprudence and pedagogy

the University of Erfurt, with a view to studying jurisprudence at the request

teachers and counsellors, must find in it a practical guide. As jurisprudence must enable the

the law of Moses as the historical source whence Roman criminal jurisprudence drew its principal dispositions

love and reverence were replaced by authority and fear. The Roman jurisprudence during a time

sects , the Koranic commentators and the masters of Mohammedans jurisprudence ; third , the analogy

which his influence on the history and development of medieval jurisprudence demands. He was probably

internal compulsion, can deserve neither reward nor punishment. It is an axiom of criminal jurisprudence that no one shall

classified and held as sufficient by the common law and canonical jurisprudence , and reasonable

1888); HILL, Ethics or Moral Philosophy (Baltimore, 1888). Consult also: ROBINSON, Elements of American Jurisprudence (Boston, 1900); LILLY, Right

the time was exclusively devoted to the study of rabbinical jurisprudence and Talmudic

a burger of Pomuk (Nepomuk), and studied theology and jurisprudence at the University

was, in general, an inheritance from the Roman Empire, the jurisprudence of which

law administered in the courts, and familiar to Roman jurisprudence, is that of

was considerably influenced and developed by the ideas of Roman jurisprudence . Thus the treatise

rhetoric and poetry there in 1500 and professor of jurisprudence in 1506

called the cradle of modern science . The professors of jurisprudence were rather conservative, but

sects , the Koranic commentators and the masters of Mohammedans jurisprudence ; third , the analogy

This part of Justinian's compilation was his most important contribution to jurisprudence . The language

1503 Nicolaus was in Padua and Ferrara studying medicine and jurisprudence . In Ferrara

then teaching humanities in Tübingen, and was later professor of jurisprudence . He studied astronomy and

of philosophy , including the historian Fazello. The chair of jurisprudence was founded in

the gubernator , one of the episcopal counsellors well versed in jurisprudence , while matters relating to

agriculture; book eighteen, of the terminology of war , of jurisprudence , and public

of Petralta. After his classical studies at Estadilla he took up philosophy and jurisprudence at Lérida and

Expenditure, 295,470 lire; receipts, 285,748 lire; examination fees, 5948 lire; faculty of jurisprudence , 11 professors; faculty of

those of Arras being among the honorary resident canons" ( Migne , "Dict.de Jurisprudence", s.v. Grand Chantre, where

in a Russian regiment. In autumn, 1814, he began to study jurisprudence at Heidelberg , where he

of Naples , at the same time practising law. He published various works on criminal jurisprudence , e.g., "Considerazioni sulla procedura

Innsbruck (Tyrol). After completing the humanities in his native city, he studied jurisprudence at Jena, Berlin , Kiel

of Marriage Betrothal Civil Marriage Divorce (in Moral Theology) Divorce (in Civil Jurisprudence) History of Marriage

and antiquarian, b. at Bergamo , 27 Jan., 1514; d. at Rome , 1 Aug., 1549. He studied jurisprudence at Padua , and

rhetoric, poetry, geometry, astronomy , instincts , passions, education , industrial and mechanical arts, anatomy , surgery, medicine, jurisprudence , and administration

friend Paulinus of Nola and Gennadius . He enjoyed excellent educational advantages, studied jurisprudence , and was

Teramo in Italy ; died in 1417 in Poland . After studying jurisprudence at Padua he was

Tractatus de Legibus et de Consuetudinibus Regni Angliae", the oldest known treatise on English jurisprudence , more likely written by

Bavaria , 12 Aug., 1794; d. at Ratisbon , 10 Oct., 1862. He studied theology and jurisprudence at Landshut and

he read and compared in various languages, and the jurisprudence of his

Jesuits and the Benedictines ; for the new faculties of jurisprudence and medicine

to the two historical painters , Andreas and Karl Müller. At Bonn he studied jurisprudence , languages, and history

to a Protestant merchant family . He took up the study of jurisprudence , and became

He studied the Humanities and philosophy at Ellwangen , theology and jurisprudence at Dillingen ; was ordained

was designated as "Jus commune" or Folk-right. In contradistinction to English jurisprudence the Civil

relented, and the Studium acquired great renown, rivalling Bologna, especially in jurisprudence . From the beginning

subsequent, while the former is a condition precedent. In civil jurisprudence In civil

celebrated canonist, born at Padua , 10 August, 1360; died at Constance , 26 September, 1417. He studied jurisprudence at Bologna (1378-83

letter attacking the jurist Bartolo (1433) and ridiculing the contemporary jurisprudence he was forced to

during the pontificate of Innocent VIII . The young man studied jurisprudence at the Collegio

Nobel prize for his studies on the nervous system; in jurisprudence : Giovanni Silva; Luigi Cremani

predominate in the university ( Denifle ). Departments of medicine and jurisprudence were also established, and

Kent, has been "with some modifications everywhere adopted as part of the municipal jurisprudence of the

ed., II, 150 sqq.). In his youth he made excellent progress in jurisprudence under the direction

and finally at Bologna, where he graduated under the famous jurist Lignano. After teaching jurisprudence at Perugia and

University of Cologne to take up the study of jurisprudence , and there

then teaching humanities in Tübingen, and was later professor of jurisprudence . He studied astronomy and

there existed at Modena in Italy , a flourishing school of jurisprudence . Pilius, who established himself

UGO BUONCOMPAGNI). Born at Bologna, 7 Jan., 1502; died at Rome , 10 April, 1585. He studied jurisprudence at the University

1503 Nicolaus was in Padua and Ferrara studying medicine and jurisprudence . In Ferrara

the law of Moses as the historical source whence Roman criminal jurisprudence drew its principal dispositions

was considerably influenced and developed by the ideas of Roman jurisprudence . Thus the treatise

16 June, 1216, at Perugia . He received his early education at Rome , studied theology at Paris , jurisprudence at Bologna, and

disturbances which made life in Siena unbearable. Camillo was carefully trained in jurisprudence at Perugia and

1555. He was the son of a famous Roman jurist, studied jurisprudence at Perugia and

the strongest impressions on him during his travels. In order to unify jurisprudence throughout the entire

two distinct heads: First, divorce in moral theology; second, divorce in civil jurisprudence Divorce (in Civil

teachers and counsellors, must find in it a practical guide. As jurisprudence must enable the

and the final authority in dogma and belief , in jurisprudence , worship, ethics , and

of thirty members divided into five sections: philosophy; morals ; legislation, public law, and Jurisprudence; political economy; general and

the latter of these two studies, Maldonado would have devoted himself to jurisprudence with a view

August, 1689. He was educated by the Jesuits at Como , and studied jurisprudence at Rome and

to Bologna to devote himself to the study of jurisprudence . After graduating at the

philosophy and theology , took courses at the same time in jurisprudence , physics, mathematics, and

of law (institutiones) and in the following year two of jurisprudence and one

gymnasium in Vienna , devoting himself chiefly to the study of jurisprudence ; he also gave much

laws are generally denominated "constitutions", yet they are occasionally designated as "laws" in canonical jurisprudence (e.g. Can. Leges Ecclesiæ

to be applied at present. This practical application is the object of jurisprudence , which collects, coordinates and

the time was exclusively devoted to the study of rabbinical jurisprudence and Talmudic

Philologie" (Strasburg, 1896 —); Jagic, "Grundriss der slavischen Phiologie" (1908). The province of jurisprudence has also been covered

two distinct heads: First, divorce in moral theology; second, divorce in civil jurisprudence Divorce (in Civil

1888); HILL, Ethics or Moral Philosophy (Baltimore, 1888). Consult also: ROBINSON, Elements of American Jurisprudence (Boston, 1900); LILLY, Right

relatives, to devoted his time to the study of jurisprudence . Passing through Siena on

kirchenrechtlichen Ideen des Febronius, inaugural dissertation presented to the faculty of jurisprudence and political

1776 to 1782 were devoted to the studies of jurisprudence and ecclesiastical

and fortune-teller; Ho-kwan-tze (325-298 B.C. ), an orthodox Confucianist when writing on jurisprudence , a Taoist

German and the other Bohemian or Czech, each having four faculties (namely, theology , jurisprudence , philosophy , and medicine

agriculture; book eighteen, of the terminology of war , of jurisprudence , and public

of modern history (which now attracts the largest number of candidates), mathematics, jurisprudence , theology , English literature , Oriental

having been instituted by man, are ruled and administered by the civil jurisprudence of the

special force to philosophy , theology , history, literature , philology in all its branches, jurisprudence , geography, ethnology, and

seven hours daily. Washington presents advantages for the study of American jurisprudence which are unequaled elsewhere

in regard to slaves. From Augustus to Constantine statutes and jurisprudence tended to afford

but the wealthier families fully appreciate the value of higher education , jurisprudence being a favourite

the gymnasium of Leitmeritz . Subsequently he studied at Prague philosophy and jurisprudence . After completing these studies