例句與造句

1. The Digest of Justinian decrees that Vigiles are " ordered to remind every one to have a supply of water ready in his upper room ".
2. :It doesn't-it's a scanning error that shows up in a 1782 edition / commentary of the Digest of Justinian ( or the " Pandectae " ) on Google Books.
3. After the fall of Rome, formal maritime law fell into disuse in Europe ( maritime law scholar Jean Marie Pardessus suggests that the Digest of Justinian may have been entirely lost until a copy was discovered in Amalfi around 1135 ), although informal arrangements similar to the basic concept of general average was probably often followed as a practical matter.
4. Taken from among Julian's hundreds found in the " Corpus Juris Civilis " ( Byzantium 533 ), as commissioned and promulgated by the Emperor Justinian I ( r . 527 565 ), namely in that part of the " Corpus " called the " Alan Watson as " The Digest of Justinian ", published by the University of Pennsylvania ( Philadelphia 1985 ), two volumes.
5. To catch, capture ( a wild beast, bird, fish, etc . ) " ); Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language ( 2d ed . 1949 ) ( take defined as " to catch or capture by trapping, snaring, etc ., or as prey " ); Geer v . Connecticut, 161 U . S . 519, 523 ( 1896 ) ( " ( A ) ll the animals which can be taken upon the earth, in the sea, or in the air, that is to say, wild animals, belong to those who take them " ) ( quoting the Digest of Justinian ); 2 W . Blackstone, Commentaries 411 ( 1766 ) ( " Every man . . . has an equal right of pursuing and taking to his own use all such creatures as are ferae naturae " ).
6. It's difficult to find digest of justinian in a sentence. 用digest of justinian造句挺難的