- can be inferred.
Joseph H Peterson, The
Sworn Book of Honorius:
Liber Iuratus Honorii, Ibis
Press (2016), ISBN 978-0892542154.
Daniel Driscoll, The Sworn...
-
found in any m****cripts of the
writings of
Honorius of
Thebes (e.g.
Liber Iuratus Honorii,
translated as The
Sworn Book of Honorius), with the exception...
- clerk) in both
civil and
criminal matters. The term
derives from the
Latin iūrātus, "sworn [man]".
Under the
Ancien Régime in France, in
several towns, of...
- the
father of
Honorius the
author of the
Sworn Book of
Honorius (Liber
Iuratus Honorii), and Mani (or
Ptolemy according to
other witnesses) are said to...
- the
double perfect seems to be the same as an
ordinary perfect: quod fuī
iūrātus, fēcī (Plautus) 'what I
swore that I
would do, I have done' quod mandāstī...
- the
double perfect seems to be the same as an
ordinary perfect: quod fuī
iūrātus, fēcī (Plautus) 'what I
swore that I
would do, I have done' quod mandāstī...
