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How did Bridvar explain his reason for trying the case with the roll of the dice Trancarmeyer asked again: "My friend, since you try the case by rolling the dice, why don't you decide it immediately, without delay, in the presence of both parties? The documents and pleadings of the case file what's the point?" Bridvar replied: "My lords, this, like yours, has three purposes: details, checks, and certificates. "The first is the integrity of the form, without which the author is invalid. Specb. tit. de instr. edit. et tit. de rescript. praesent. ① makes it clear.

In addition, you are well aware that in litigation procedures, formality often destroys content and substance.For, forma mutata mutatur substantia ②, see ff. adexhib. l. Julianus: ff. ad. leg. falcid. l. Si is qui quadringenta. et extra., de deci., c. ad audienceam, et de celebrat. miss c. in quadam.③. "Secondly, it is also a kind of real healthy exercise for me, just like for the princes. The famous doctor Odorman Vadale—in fact, there are also regulations in C. decomit. etarchi., lib.Ⅻ④— He told me more than once that the lack of physical exercise is the only reason for the short life of your judges, including all judges and people in the judicial circle. This statement has also been clearly recorded before him: Bart. inl.l. C. de senten. Quae pro eo quod.① There is. Therefore, gentlemen and I here, this is for all of us. Quia accessorium naturamsequitur principalis②, dereg. jur. l.VI.etl. cumprincipalis, etl. nihil. dolo. ff. eodtitu.; ff. defidejusso, l. fidejussor, etextra, deof fic. de leg., c. I, ③ some healthy and recreational games are permitted, in the following statutes Both are recorded: ff. de al. lus. et aleat., l. solent, etautent. utomnes obediant, in princ .coll. et ff. de praescript.verb., l. sigratuitam; et l. IC de spect. lib .Ⅺ④. St. Thomas ⑤ insecunda secundoe quaest. CLXVIII ⑥ is also the same statement. Alberic? Giomo Durand) Annotated "Safety Law" and "On Palindrome".

② Latin: "The form changes, the substance also changes". ③ "Encyclopedia of National Laws", "Law of Explanation", "Law of Inheritance", "Articles" "If more than 400", "Collection Law", "Tithe Law", "Law of Advisement", "Law of Doing Mass", " somewhere law. ④ Book Twelfth of "Canon Law" and "Law of Societies and Brotherhoods". ① Bardolus in the first volume of the "Justinian Code", "Judgment" and "Cause". ② Latin: "The follower follows the master".

③ Paragraph 6 of the "Limited Jurisprudence Law", "Articles", "Subject" and "No Conspiracy", "Encyclopedia of National Laws", "Problems", "Guarantee", "Guarantor", and "Collection "Foreign Law", "Articles", "On Responsibilities", the first paragraph. ④ Articles of "Encyclopedia of National Laws", "Dice Game", "Rolling the Dice", "Rules", "Used to" and the original "Abiding by one body", "According to various principles", paragraph 7 of "About", "Encyclopedia of National Laws" " Statutory terms", "Articles", "Gratitude Law", the first paragraph, "Judicial Light" Notes Volume 11.

⑤ St. Thomas? Aquinas. ⑥ Article 168 of the second paragraph of the second volume. ⑦ Alberic? De Rosata: Fourteenth Century Belcamote church jurist. ⑧ Latin: "is a great jurist". Si in prin. consil. ⑨ has been proved.This reason is clearly stated in pergl. in proaemio. ff. §, ne autem tertii⑩: "Interpone tuis interdum gaudia curis①." There is such a thing, it was a certain day in 1489, I went to the Ministry of Finance for something, and I bought the bailiff with money to get in. All the lords here know Yes, pecuniae obediunt omnia ②, Bald. inl. Singularia, ff. sicertumpet. etSalic., inl. recepticia., C. deconstit. pecun.After entering, I saw big people playing 'catch flies'④, whether they play before or after meals, I think it doesn't matter, hic no.⑤, as long as the game of 'catch flies' is fun, healthy and follows the old rules , legal on the line. A Musco inventore de quo. C. de petit. haered. l. si post. motam., et Muscarii, id.⑥. 'Catching flies' is permitted by law l.I.C., de excus.artif.lib.X⑦.I remember when Lord Tillman Biggy was 'The Fly' and he was laughing when the other gentlemen hit him on the shoulder with their hats and broke them.He told them that if the hat is broken, it is unforgivable for the wife to return home, c. I, extra. deproesumpt. etibigl. ⑧ has been stipulated.Now, resolutorie loquendo, I, like all the lords here, think that there is no more profitable game in the yamen than sorting out the files, looking through the official documents, recording the books, filling the wastebaskets, and examining the proceedings. ex Bart. eJo. de Pra., ⑩inl.falsa.de condit. et demon.ff.①.

"Thirdly, like all the gentlemen present here, I think that time matures all things; as time goes on, everything becomes clearer; time is worthy of being the father of truth, see gl. in l. IC de servit. Autent. , de restit. et ea quoe pa. etSpec. will mature, and the condemned person will not be so uncomfortable to bear the fate of the dice, no. glo. ff. de excu. tut., l. Tria onera ④ said it well: "Portatur leviter quod portat quisque libenter⑤.⑨ Latin: "in the casuistry principle". ⑩ Preface to "Comments to the Code", "Encyclopedia of National Laws" "Exemption from Third Parties".

① Latin: "should be entertained from time to time in troubles".See Dionysius? Cassius "Proverbs". ② Latin: "Money can make everything come true", see "Old Testament? Ecclesiastes" Chapter 10, Section 19. ③ Bardorus in "Articles" and "Individuals", "Encyclopedia of National Laws" "If Applied", "Sari Law Code" "Recycled Objects" article, "Church Law" "Money Handling", Cardinal Notes "Clay Mongolian Law, "On Baptism", Article 1. ④ A children's game, one person draws lots to be a "fly", and everyone surrounds and catches it.

⑤ Latin: "Be careful".The full text is: hic nota. ⑥ Musco and Muscarii in the original text can be translated as "flies" and can also be used as surnames. "Fly game" has been mentioned in the "Application for Inheritance" section of "Roman Law", see also "Inheritance Transfer Law". ⑦ Clause 10 of the first volume of the "Appearance Apology Law". ⑧ The first paragraph of "Jiwaifa" "Conjecture" and "Commentary to the Code". ⑨ Latin: "in the words of the judiciary". ⑩ Bardorus and John de Prado in the past: Florentine jurists of the fifteenth century.

① In "Articles", "Forged Documents" and "National Law Encyclopedia" "Certificates". ② See Section 17, Chapter 4, Volume II of Erasmus' Proverbs. ③ The first volume of "Code Commentary", "Slavery Law", the original "Compensation Law", "Compensation Articles" and "Conscience Conditions" commented on "Judicial Light". ④ "Code Commentary", "Encyclopedia of National Law", "Reasons for Prevarication", "Articles" and "Three Burdens". ⑤ Latin: "willing to be bitter and sweet".

Immediately starting to pronounce the sentence when it is immature and before the time is up, there will be the danger of surgery when the sore is not ripe, as the doctor said, it is also unreasonable to try to get rid of a piece of disease in a person before it has developed. of.This point is recorded in Autent.haec constit. in Inno. constit. prin.⑥, and also in gl. in c. Coeterum. extrade jura. calum.⑦: "Quod medicamenta morbis exhibit hoc jura nego-tiis⑧." 'Nature' also teaches us that the fruit must not be picked until it is ripe, see Instit. de re. div., §is ad quem, et ff. de acti. empt., l. Julianus①, the daughter was only ordered out of the cabinet after she came of age, see ff. de donat. inter. vir. et uxor .l. cum hicstatus.§si quis sponsa. et 27, q., jc Sicut dict gl.②:

"Jam matura thoris plenis adoleverat annis Virginitas ③. Act only after maturity, XXIII, q. II. §ult. et XXIII. dcult. ④ has express regulations." ⑥ In the original law "Innosan Code". ⑦ "Code Notes", "Others", "Collection Law", "Damage to Rights and Interests". ⑧ Latin: "Drugs are used to cure diseases, and justice is used to handle cases." ① "Various Systems", "Related Persons", "Encyclopedia of National Laws", "Sale Act", "Rulianus Statutes". ② "Encyclopedia of National Laws", "Gift Law between Husband and Wife", "Articles and Laws", "The Circumstances of the Case", "If a person takes his fiancée", article 27 of "Commentary to the Code". ③ Latin: "Virgin means marriage after many years of growth". ④ Article 2 of Article 23 and the last article of Article 23.