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101qui non obstat quod obstare potest, facere videtur — /kway non obsteet kwod obsteriy powtast, faesariy vadiytar/ He who does not prevent [a thing] which he can prevent, is considered to do [as doing] it …
102qui per alium facit per seipsum facere videtur — /kway par eyl(i)yam feysat par siyipsam faesariy vadiytar/ He who does a thing by an agent is considered as doing it himself …
103regalia facere — /rageyl(i)ya faesariy/ To do homage or fealty to the sovereign by a bishop when he is invested with the regalia …
104rex hoc solum non potest facere quod non potest injuste agere — /reks hok sowlam non powtast fsesariy kwod non powtast injastiy aejariy/ The king can do everything but an injustice …
105sic enim debere quern meliorem agrum suum facere ne vicini deteriorem facial — /sik enam dabiriy kwem miyl(i)yoram aegram s(y)uwam faesariy niy vasaynay datiriyoram feysh(iy)at/ Every one ought so to improve his land as not to injure his neighbor s. A rule of the Roman law …
106solum rex hoc non facere potest, quod non potest injuste agere — /sowlam reks hok non fassariy powtast, kwod non powtast injastiy sejariy/ This alone the king cannot do, he cannot act unjustly …
107summa caritas est facere justitiam singulis, et omni tempore quando necesse fuerit — /sama kseratxs est fssariy jastish(iy)am siijgyslas, et omnay tempariy kwondow nasesiy fyuwarat/ The greatest charity is to do justice to every one, and at any time whenever it may be necessary …
108tallagium facere — /taleyj(iy)am faesariy/ To give up accounts in the exchequer, where the method of accounting was by tallies …
109universitas vel corporatio non dicitur aliquid facere nisi id sit collegialiter deliberatum, etiamsi major pars id faciat — /yuwnavarsataes vel korpareysh(iy)ow non disatar aelakwid fsesariy naysay id sit kaliyjiyeylatar dalibareytam, eshiyaemsay meyjar parz id feysh(iy)at/ A university or corporation is not said to do anything unless it be deliberated upon as a body …
110Custos statum haeredis in custodia existentis meliorem non deteriorem, facere potest — A guardian can make the estate of an heir which is in his custody better, but not worse …