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D. 19.1.11.3
Gloss esset empturus to D. 19.1.13(14)pr.
Gloss non tenetur to D. 19.1.13 (14).1
Gloss quanto minoris to D. 19.1.13(14).1
Gloss excusata to D. 19.2.19 (21).1
Gloss iudicium to D. 21.1.1.1
Gloss interest to D. 21.1.1.1 Gloss aiunt to D. 21.1.1.1 Gloss teneri to D. 21.1.1.2 Gloss excipitur to
D. 21.1.14
Gloss actionibus to D. 21.1.19.2
Gloss habuisse to D. 21.1.55
Gloss quoties to D. 21.1.61 Gloss victus to D. 21.1.61 Gloss fiunt to D. 21.1.63 Gloss si tacitae to
D. 21.2.75
Gloss funguntur to D. 35.2.63pr.
Gloss iuraverit to D. 43.24.15.3
Gloss dolum habet to D. 45.1.36
Gloss iudicis to C. 4.44.2 Gloss elegerit to C. 4.44.2
Gloss precia rerum to C. 4.44.2
Gloss minus daret to C. 4.49.9
Gloss dabitur to C. 4.54.2
INDEX OF SOURCES
Gloss to C. 7.39.3.1 127
27
25
41, 116, 315 249
25
25 25 25 25
135
37
39 40 33 40
56 164 53
57, 87 51, 197 129
39, 40 265
548