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They eliminated inconsistencies in the law. They made it easier for common people to know the laws.
Scholasticism brought Aristotle and The Bible together. - Apex
The Roman developed the vaulted arch for the foundations of largebuildings The vaults also provided an underground floor which could be used for storage.
Today we tend to think of the Middle Ages as a time when laws were cruel and unjust. There were times and places of the Middle Ages when this was true, but there were also many times and places where it was not. The legal codes of the Early Middle Ages were very often based on the concept of compensation for the victim, so a thief might be required to repay the value of the thing stolen three times over. In fact, in Wales there were laws to the effect that if a person was caught with stolen food, but could show that he had unsuccessfully begged for food at a number of houses, he would not be prosecuted. There were times when an adequate defense for an accused crime that was not absolutely proven was swearing an oath of innocence and finding a dozen people who would swear they believed you. In most places, during the Middle Ages, the clergy were not tried in secular courts, but in Church courts. The question of who was clergy was a bit complicated, because monks were not ordained. Eventually it was decided that anyone who could read was to be tried in a Church court. The Church did not allow torture, gave lenient sentences to those who confessed their sins, and provided better prisons than the secular system did. In most places, a fugitive could appeal to a church or monastery for asylum. Though asylum was often granted only for a limited time if a person was accused of a serious crime, there were abbeys whose charters said that no one could be removed for any reason, even by agents of the King. Isabella of Angoulême, who had formed a conspiracy to murder King Louis IX of France, escaped to a Fontevraud Abbey, where she had permanent sanctuary and later died of natural causes.
True, the Romans conquered England and Wales.
The statement is made under the penalty of perjury. The person making the statement is swearing that it is true and correct, with the understanding that he or she could be charged with perjury for lying.
They made be crude or sophisticated
It could be both...
False. A declaration is a public statement.
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a;; of the above are correct.
They made be crude or sophisticated
They made be crude or sophisticated
They made be crude or sophisticated
"Could be" might mean something along the lines as "there exists an element..." For example, you could say that "The statement 2x + 1 = 3x could be true" because there exists a number (x = 1) such that the statement is true.
The thesis statement of "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry could be: Sacrifices made out of love can demonstrate the true essence of selflessness and the depth of one's feelings for another person.
A bi-conditional statement can be true or false. If it is true, then both forward and backward statements are true. See Bi-conditional StatementIn English grammarThe statement, Love you! could be true too if said/written backward as You love!