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Institutiones may
refer to
several works:
Institutes of Gaius,
legal textbook,
written about 161 AD
Institutes of Justinian, Latin:
Institutiones Justiniani...
- of Lactantius's works, the
Divinae institutiones—the
title of
which was
meant to
correspond to the
institutiones that
expressed the
workings of civil...
- The
Smithsonian Institution (/smɪθˈsoʊniən/ smith-SOH-nee-ən), or
simply the Smithsonian, is a
group of museums,
education and
research centers, the largest...
- An
institution is a
humanly devised structure of
rules and
norms that
shape and
constrain social behavior. All
definitions of
institutions generally entail...
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Mental asylums Jails Institutions in
computer science Search for "
institution" on Wikipedia.
Institutions of
Grammar (Latin:
Institutiones Grammaticae), the...
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Institutiones calculi integralis (Foundations of
integral calculus) is a three-volume
textbook written by
Leonhard Euler and
published in 1768. It was...
-
Institutiones rei
herbariae (transl. The
Instruction of Botany),
originally published in
French as Eléments de botanique, is a 1700 Latin-language botanical...
- secretariat. Priscian's most
famous work, the
Institutes of
Grammar (Latin:
Institutiones Grammaticae), is a
systematic exposition of
Latin grammar. The dedication...
- A
financial institution,
sometimes called a
banking institution, is a
business entity that
provides service as an
intermediary for
different types of...
- The
Institutes (Latin:
Institutiones; from instituere, 'to establish') is a beginners'
textbook on
Roman private law
written around 161 CE by the classical...
