 | Great Britain. Courts - 1816 - 816 Seiten
...Ciompt. JC 134 b. I Finch ¿7. Voit Î16 (с). » Г Co. 10 a. Co/nVs C»>e. 1'ost. ?S4 (л). Age, Age, and other natural Defects and Imbecilities, which...Letters-patent, which give Authority or Jurisdiction, or which-give Lauds or Tenements that be has аз King, shall not be avoided by reason of his nonage.... | |
 | 1921 - 870 Seiten
...forthe Direction of the People, and the Management of the publicweal, and this Body is utterly void of Infancy and old Age, and other natural Defects and...frustrated by any Disability in his natural Body." The king therefore, "has a Body natural, adorned and invested with the Estate and Dignity royal ...... | |
 | Sir William Searle Holdsworth - 1924 - 648 Seiten
...liberty do take as pleaseth them," D'Ewes 185. 4 Vol. iii 460-469. 8 Below 204-206. utterly void of infancy and old age, and other natural defects and...frustrated by any disability in his natural body." The king, therefore, "has a body natural, adorned and invested with the estate and dignity royal. ...... | |
 | Margaret Levi - 1989 - 261 Seiten
...the Direction of the People, and the Management of the public weal, and this Body is utterly void of Infancy, and old Age, and other natural Defects and...frustrated by any Disability in his natural Body. (quoted in Kantorowicz 1957, 7)10 There was no exact parallel in France to this formulation. The French... | |
 | Theodora A. Jankowski - 1992 - 262 Seiten
...the Direction of the People, and the Management of the public weal, and this Body is utterly void of Infancy, and old Age, and other natural Defects and...frustrated by any Disability in his natural Body. (Kantorowicz 7) Given the complete legal separation of the king's body natural and body politic, and... | |
 | Martin B. Shichtman, James P. Carley - 1994 - 334 Seiten
...the Direction of the People, and the Management of the public weal, and this Body is utterly void of Infancy, and old Age, and other natural Defects and...frustrated by any Disability in his natural Body¿ The king's body politic—the imagined corporate body of the nationescapes all of the imperfections... | |
 | Henri J. M. Claessen, Jarich Gerlof Oosten - 1996 - 460 Seiten
...Weal, and this Body is utterly void of Infancy, and old Age, and other natural Defects and Imbecility, which the body natural is subject to, and for this...or frustrated by any Disability in his natural Body (Kantorowicz 1957: 7). This distinction made it possible for the parliament to conceive of itself as... | |
 | Linda Schulte-Sasse - 1996 - 372 Seiten
...a second body that transcends nature, “that cannot be seen or handled, [that] is utterly void of Infancy, and old Age, and other natural Defects and...Imbecilities, which the Body natural is subject to.” 4 Because of this duality, the premodern King's Body was a sublime object; it was at the center of... | |
 | R. B. Parker, Sheldon P. Zitner - 1996 - 340 Seiten
...one subject to infirmities, including madness, the other, the body politic, a body "utterly void of infancy and old age, and other natural defects and...imbecilities, which the body natural is subject to." 21 There is no hint that the king might retire, as Lear proposes to do in the opening scene, 22 nor... | |
 | Ernst Hartwig Kantorowicz - 1997 - 622 Seiten
...the Direction of the People, and the Management of the public weal, and this Body is utterly void of Infancy, and old Age, and other natural Defects and...frustrated by any Disability in his natural Body.' It may be mentioned immediately that the pattern after which Maicland, Sd. Eu., log: “Whether this... | |
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infancy, and old age, and other natural defects and imbecilities, which the body natural is subject to, and for this cause, what the King does in his body politic, cannot be invalidated or frustrated by any disability in his natural body. And therefore... 
