a lord should be loved like Himself."

INDEX

Austin, 69, 171;
_Province of Jurisprudence Determined_, 4

Ayala, 64

Bentham, 18, 46, 54, 70, 147;
_Fragment on Government_, 4

Blackstone, 67, 89, 150, 152

_Cambridge Essays_, 1856, Maine, 205, 212

Capture in war, 145, 146

Casuistry, 205, 206, 207

Charlemagne, 62, 233

Codes, Attic of Solon, 9;
era of, 8;
first introduced into the West, 10;
Hindoo Law of Menu, 10-12;
Justinian, 25, 27;
Napoleon, 104;
Roman, superiority over Hindoo, 10-12;
Twelve Tables of Rome, 1, 8, 9, 12, 20

Contract, Austin on, 190;
Bentham on, 190;
Imperative Law, 182;
judicial and popular error, 181;
Law of Nations, 181, 196, 197;
literal or written, 194;
origin lies in the family, 99;
pact or convention, 184, 185;
real, 195;
Roman, classification, 191, 192;
consensual, 195-198;
Domestic System, 194;
Nexum, definition of, 185-189;
Rousseau, 181;
sale, 188

Conveyances and contracts, confusion between, 185-187;
and mancipation, 185

_Corpus juris civilis_, 26

Creditors, powers of, in ancient system, 189

Crimes and wrongs, confusion between, 231, 232;
distinction between primitive and modern, 217, 218;
Kemble in _Anglo-Saxons_, 218

Criminal Law, Athens, 224;
degree of guilt, 223;
four stages of primitive history, 226;
influence of Church, 233;
primitive religious code, 218, 219;
Roman, crime against State, 219;
B.C. 149, 225;
origin of, 225;
sentence of death, 227-229;
theft, 222, 223;
tribunals, 228-230;
under emperors, 230-232

Customary Law, epoch of, 7, 8;
Hindoo, 4

Dangers of Law, rigidity, too rapid development, 44, 45

Debtors, severity of ancient system, 189

Equity, 172;
early history of, 15;
Lord Eldon on, 40;
English, 40, 41;
meaning of, 17;
origin, 34, 35;
Roman compared with English, 40-42

Feudalism, explanation of, 214

Gaius, 90, 174, 220-223

Grote, decline of kingly rule, 6;
_History of Greece_, 3, 5;
law administered by aristocracies, 7

Grotius, Hugo, 56, 58, 59, 64;
_De Jure Belli et Pacis_, 205

Homer, earliest notions of law derived from, 2, 3;
Themis, Themistes, 2-5

Indian (Hindoo) Law, _see_ separate headings Codes, Customary,
Primogeniture, Property, Testamentary Law, Village communities

Institutional Treatise (Justinian), 27

International Law, 64;
and occupancy, 145

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