Greek mythology has subsequently had extensive influence on the arts and literature of Western civilization, which fell heir to much of Greek culture.
We are the heirs to so much change -- the gains of civil rights and the gains of the women's movement.
The Prince Regent's romps with Mrs Fitzherbert suggest that, for heirs to the throne, nothing much changes; the Regent's architectural follies anticipate Charles's spendthrift habits, which the Queen (according to Brandreth, for whom Charles is a villain) finds 'obscene'obscene
Civil actions for monetary damages enable a decedent's heirs to prevail by a much lower standard of evidence in either a state tort law proceedings for wrongful death, or in a civil case in federal court.
That's because Carnegie gave almost every dime away (in the process creating thousands of libraries, in addition to several foundations), forcing his heirs to sell their belongings, including much of what remained of Skibo.
Spain's would-be heirs to Aznar ReprintsSocial pressure to marry is much smaller these days, but so is social help.
Better yet, it will be much easier for heirs to stretch out the life of an inherited IRA for many decades.
The six heirs to the Walmart fortune are worth as much as nearly half of all American households.
In that case, Plato assigned the inheritance not to one person, but to a pair, one male and one female, and ordered that they must marry and provide an heir to the estate, much like the epikleros.
Some of it was sold by her heirs to pay estate taxes a year after her death in 2007, but much of it remains intact.
