... Roman prætor . Un- til the middle of the fourth century A.D. , all matters in the provincial towns which had not ... dex , and these are the extraordinariæ cognitiones spoken of in the Digest . In the reign of Dioclesian , the ordo ...

... dex books coexisted in late Roman libraries , the destruction of the empire saw most of the great old library collections burned , plundered , or scattered . The co- dex book format proved hardier and more portable than the old scrolls ...

... Roman de la Rose : A Study in Allegory and Iconography ( Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1969 ) . Fortier - Beaulieu , Paul , ' Le Charivari dans le Roman de Fauvel ' , Revue de folklore français et de ... Dex ! 293 Bibliography.

... Dex, this is my friend, Roman. He's new in school and we share a locker and a bunch of classes,” she said in a rush. Dex was no fool. He took one look at me and knew I wanted to be a hell of a lot more than Juliet's friend. I'd gotten ...

... Roman Female Homoeroticism through Art Historical and Literary Evidence Lisa Auanger To have even a partial ... dex- trarum iunctio ” — one was evidently recut in the later centuries to show a man ; and ( 2 ) a wall painting from Pompeii ...

... dex- terity , transformed himself into the similitude of an Athenian clown ; observing the Grecian cos- tume , yet so judiciously discriminated from the dress of the higher characters , as at once to fix the character of a thick ...

... dex- terous swordmanship , of the young Archer , enabled him to escape , and to requite them with the point of his less noisy , though more fatal weapon ; and that so often and so effec- tually , that the huge strength of his antagonist ...

... DEX IUSTINIANUS ) and the NOVELLAE . No collective title was given to his codification by Justinian himself . He mentions only once ( C. 5.13.1 pr . ) omne corpus iuris ( the entire domain of law ) . Riccobono , NDI 4 ; Ebrard , Die ...