When the Portugals go from Macao in China to Iapan, they carry much white silke, golde, muske, and porcelanes: and they bring from thence nothing but siluer.
For as I have seyd zou be forn, the half of the firmament is betwene tho 2 sterres: the whiche halfondelle I have seyn.
The Englishmen began againe to commune of that matter, the Frenchmen politikelie brake their communication, saieng: that the king with all celeritie must march forward against the duke of Burgognie.
The notion that fas could mean a kind of code of religious law is probably due to Virgil's use of the word in "Quippe etiam festis quaeddam exercere diebus Fas et iura sinunt," Georg.
Cicero does not call his imaginary ius divinum a fas, but iura religionum, constitutio religionum (de Legibus ii.
Edited, with Notes and a Biographical Sketch, by his Son, Hon.
This is equivalent to Great Algonquin Lake, or Lake of the Puants; that is, Winnebago Lake.
Tradition, it is true, pointed to the Algonquins as having, at some remote period, migrated from the east; and this has been confirmed by a study of their language.
It is of this view that Virgil must have been thinking when he wrote of the happy lot of the countryman who nec ferrea iura insanumque forum aut populi tabularia vidit.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "iura" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
