Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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... Budaus , an extraordinary learned Man , calls thefe Peers by the Name of Patritians ; and is of opinion that they were inftituted by one of our Kings , who was at the fame time Emperor of Germany ; becaufe , Juftinian fays , thofe ...
... Budaus , an extraordinary learned Man , calls thefe Peers by the Name of Patritians ; and is of opinion that they were inftituted by one of our Kings , who was at the fame time Emperor of Germany ; becaufe , Juftinian fays , thofe ...
Page 103
... Budaus tells us in that place , tho ' a little doubtingly , that the like dignity of Peers had been made ufe of in other neighbouring Nations ; and that in the Royal Commentaries , Anno 1224 , ' tis found writ- ten , that a certain ...
... Budaus tells us in that place , tho ' a little doubtingly , that the like dignity of Peers had been made ufe of in other neighbouring Nations ; and that in the Royal Commentaries , Anno 1224 , ' tis found writ- ten , that a certain ...
Page 142
... Budaus in the fame place , [ Anno 1293. ] writes , that Philip the Fair ap- pointed , that three Sorts of People fhou'd fit in Parliament , viz . Prelates , Barons , and Clerks mixed with Laymen : " Since the Laicks ( fays ) " he ) are ...
... Budaus in the fame place , [ Anno 1293. ] writes , that Philip the Fair ap- pointed , that three Sorts of People fhou'd fit in Parliament , viz . Prelates , Barons , and Clerks mixed with Laymen : " Since the Laicks ( fays ) " he ) are ...
Page 143
... Budaus ; a most inveterate Adverfary of this Art of Chi- canery , upon all occasions . To return to our purpose , of giving an Ac- count upon what Foundations and Beginnings this Reign of Litigioufneß was first raised . As Cicero writes ...
... Budaus ; a most inveterate Adverfary of this Art of Chi- canery , upon all occasions . To return to our purpose , of giving an Ac- count upon what Foundations and Beginnings this Reign of Litigioufneß was first raised . As Cicero writes ...
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... Budaus fpeaks of in the above - quoted place , but more at large Gaguinus in his Life of King Lewis Hutin . cc I muft not omit one remarkable thing that ought for ever to be remembred , which both thefe Authors have tranfmitted to ...
... Budaus fpeaks of in the above - quoted place , but more at large Gaguinus in his Life of King Lewis Hutin . cc I muft not omit one remarkable thing that ought for ever to be remembred , which both thefe Authors have tranfmitted to ...
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