Varro wrote about 74 works in more than 600 books on a wide range of subjects: jurisprudence, astronomy, geography, education, and literary history, as well as satires, poems, orations, and letters.
Al-ʻAllāmah al-Ḥillī participated in leading debates of his day and applied his vast erudition in philosophy, logic, and theology to the paramount subject of jurisprudence.
No treatises are specifically devoted to the subject - jurisprudence was interested in slavery only inasmuch as it provided a source of revenue.
Denning gained a first in all his subjects except jurisprudence, which he described as "too abstract a subject for my liking".
They were otherwise illiterate about both secular subjects and Islamic jurisprudence.
His powers of rigorous analysis and his uncompromising intellectual honesty deeply impressed his contemporaries, and in 1826, when University College, London, was founded, he was appointed its first professor of jurisprudence, a subject that had previously occupied an unimportant place in legal studies.
The Annotated Digest of the International Criminal Court (KZ6310.A48) provides subject access to ICC jurisprudence.
The Patriots case is strictly a pro football crime subject to the commissioner's jurisprudence.
As these decisions indicate, the court's jurisprudence on the subject of permissible public aid to religious schools has been in turmoil for years.
Its language is amply inclusive, moreover, of reverse passing off if indeed it does not implicitly adopt the unanimous court-of-appeals jurisprudence on that subject.
Unfortunately, recent Supreme Court jurisprudence analyzing patentable subject matter under 35 U.S.C. § 101 has cast doubt on whether phage therapeutics would be eligible for strong patent protection.
