This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| A09209 | s.n.,[ London: 1621?] |
| A42117 | But Admit it did amount to but five Millions; what a vast Loss is it for our Nation to sustain? |
| A33387 | He demanded of them if by the Capitulation they would have it that the Emperour should be restrained or hindred from the taking of Custome? |
| A33387 | How have they stood in defence of their violent and unjust Proceedings, and instead of redressing their Injuries, they have increased them? |
| A33387 | Withal, he cast out a question to me, whether this freedom of Fishing might not be redeemed with a summ of money? |
| A14929 | And what can stay this to be done on sea, as well as on land? |
| A14929 | By what reason should a private man, who hath no other care nor respect but to himselfe alone, be thus priviledged and preferred to a Prince? |
| A14929 | Or rather, have not all Princes a like right& power within their own precinct and bounds, as these Roman Princes had? |
| A14929 | What then, shall not Princes be equalled, in these cases, with subjects? |
| A14929 | and what? |
| A14929 | even the usage of the seas, and coasts of their Empire, to be indifferently common to every one of their own subjects: and how? |
| A14929 | or that it is continually flowing to a ● d fro? |
| A14929 | was it not to the professed subjects of their owne Empire? |
| A42930 | who more Acute then Papinianus? |
| A42930 | who more Candid and Ingenious then Triphonius? |
| A42930 | who more Clear and Transparent then Celsus? |
| A42930 | who more Delightful and Satisfactory then Pomponius? |
| A42930 | who more Distinct, and withal Succinct then Scaevola? |
| A42930 | who more Free and Fluid then Caius? |
| A42930 | who more Learned then Callistratus? |
| A42930 | who more Pithy then Paulus? |
| A42930 | who more Profound then Africanus? |
| A51124 | Brutus to Cicero, How can you make me guilty? |
| A51124 | God would be sacrificed to onely in one Town of the World, Jerusalem: But could that have been, if Money and Money- changers had not been allowed? |
| A51124 | How could they who came from such remote places have by any other means brought their Oxen, Calves, Goats and Doves to the Altar? |
| A51124 | How then are we in conscience oblidged to pay Tribute to this Caesar? |
| A51124 | I. Pyrats what? |
| A51124 | Is it not then more reasonable that Rich men lose this Instrument of Luxury; than the Poor should lose the necessary means of their subsistence? |
| A51124 | Or if need be, what would they do till their Beans are gathered? |
| A51124 | Or why should we be excluded from the Gifts of Nature, unless we have those of Fortune? |
| A51124 | Quid sequitur? |
| A51124 | Quomodo autem satis digne quis explicet facilitatem ad mutua Commercia, nobis datam? |
| A51124 | Whether the Master is bound to deliver the exact quantity? |
| A51124 | Whether those that have received this loss can charge the Assurors? |
| A51124 | Yea the Sacrifice it self, to what end is it, but to obtain a state of piety for us? |
| A51124 | what to the Gods, the Judges of the League, whom shall I bring unto thee to be the Judge of thy anger and of my punishment? |
| A51124 | what to the League? |
| A39089 | & quando navis per aversionem conducitur? |
| A39089 | & quando? |
| A39089 | & quando? |
| A39089 | & quare? |
| A39089 | & quare? |
| A39089 | Ac etiam an nautae de facto vectorum teneantur? |
| A39089 | Ac quid si nauta per Magistrum navis conductus in nave deliquerit an in exercitorem detur actio? |
| A39089 | And then it is determined whether the damnified goods shall contribute or not, and if they shall, d in what manner? |
| A39089 | And whether it must be done b justi metus causâ, and who is to judge thereof? |
| A39089 | Cum quolibet nautarum sit contractum, an detur actio in exercitorem? |
| A39089 | Dominus an? |
| A39089 | Et quid si ad diversa plures competant actiones? |
| A39089 | Et utrum cum plures competant actiones& tentata sive electa una, ad aliam redire poterit actor? |
| A39089 | If contribution have been made, whether it be to be restored, and in what way the Master ought to proceed against him that hath so received it? |
| A39089 | It is considered likewise, whether the damage be more then the contribution will come to, or the contribution will come to more then the damage is? |
| A39089 | Magister navis per exercitorem conductus, an alium substituere potest? |
| A39089 | Merces an pro naulo contracto cum magistro sint obligatae? |
| A39089 | Mutuum dans in navis usum, an caeteris creditoribus praefertur? |
| A39089 | Quaenamque sit vis protestationis? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur an de damno ita ponenti teneatur magister? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur an nautae sit periculum? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur an nave empta, vel emptis navis tabulis,& navis pars, vel tabulae, vel tabularum pars evincitur, an evictionis nomine obligetur venditor? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur an teneatur pro partu solvere naulum? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur etiam an Excambii literae revocari possint? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur etiam quae& quando actio detur, subsidiaria, protestatio an requirat consensum adversarii; Ac an in scriptis fieri debet? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur etiam quando argumentum à contractibus ad delicta procedat? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur etiam utrum literae cambii paratam habeant executionem? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur etiam utrum nautae ex sola emissione teneantur? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur igitur an nauta teneatur ex jussu inimici navigare? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur quomodo procedendum est, ut ad directam deveniatur adjudicationem? |
| A39089 | Quaeritur utrum Nauta an Exercitor navis pro restitutione conveniatur? |
| A39089 | Quid si quis ignorante navis magistro capsam in navem posuerit clavatam, quae in eadem in venta fuerit aperta,& bona quaedam ex eadem auferuntur? |
| A39089 | Sed ubi pro ● ent,& c. quid si mercator ante solutionem perierit sive decesserit, an scribentis haeredibus istae nocebunt literae? |
| A39089 | Si navis lacera sit& inde res deterioratae; an,& quando, vector ex locato contra magistrum agit? |
| A39089 | Vtrum a res Domini manent, an fuerint occupantis? |
| A39089 | What if known by this Nation, was there yet any use made of them in it? |
| A39089 | Whether if the goods cast over board be again recovered, contribution ought to be made? |
| A39089 | Whether the consent of the Passengers and Merchants in the Ship be requisite, or not? |
| A39089 | an mercatoribus omnibus conjunctim? |
| A39089 | an mercatoribus qui portiones suas non recipissent? |
| A39089 | an? |
| A39089 | and that he hath not the rule, governance, and command over them whilst they lie there? |
| A39089 | invitus& ignorans de peculio teneatur? |
| A39089 | or shall it be thought that this Nation neither knew or heard of them, when so many other Nations did? |
| A39089 | or shall we say all this is done only to mock the world? |
| A39089 | quando non? |
| A39089 | quando non? |
| A39089 | quando possint? |
| A39089 | vel in sua navi recipere inimicum suum de jure? |