Sentence examples for law manuscripts from inspiring English sources
Although the earliest Welsh law manuscripts belong to the first half of the 13th century, some of the texts probably derive from 12th-century and earlier exemplars.
Analysis of the extant remains of the Brehon law manuscripts has revealed the character of ancient Irish life, society, and social institutions.
By law, Manuscripts and Archives staff cannot give tax advice or appraise the monetary value of a collection.
The second part of my project will involve a digitalization of Western MS 82, a twelfth-century medieval Canon Law manuscript preserved in the Rare Book & Manuscript Library of Columbia University.
Moses expounding the law, illuminated manuscript page from the Bury Bible, about 1130; in Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
"I work on early Islamic law and ancient manuscripts, and so these questions of interpretation are quite familiar to me," he said.
They claim that, according to U.S. copyright law, the Neuron manuscript is a "work made for hire," which the law defines as "a work prepared by an employee within the scope of his or her employment".
Copyright law protects your manuscript the moment you put it down on the page.
Based on a critical study of hundreds of little-known surviving dhammasattha and related manuscripts, Buddhist Law in Burma demonstrates the centrality of law as a crucial discipline of Buddhist knowledge in precolonial Southeast Asia.
Mr. Brockopp, who is a scholar of early Islamic law and ancient Arabic manuscripts, said: "We teach Buddhism and Hinduism, and we always have students who are excited.
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