sibi se
91Optimus judex, qui minimum sibi — The best judge is the one who takes the least upon himself. See Broom s Legal Maxims 84 …
92Qui acquirit sibi acquirit haeredibus — He who acquires for himself acquires for his heirs …
93Qui providet sibi, providet haeredibus — He who provides for himself provides for his heirs …
94Quod quisque impulus ipse sibi jus constituit, id ipsius proprium civitatis est, vocaturque jus civile, quasi jus proprium ipsius civitatis — That which people have decreed as law for themselves is peculiar to that state, and is called the civil law, as being peculiar to that particular state …
95Sit quilibet homo dignus venatione sua, in silva, et in agris, sibi propriis, et in dominio suo; et abstineat omnis homo a venariis regiis, ubicunque pacem eis habere voluerit — Let every man be strict in his hunting in his own woods and fields and within his own manor; and let every man abstain from the royal hunting preserves if he should wish to have peace. See 2 Bl Comm 415 …
96SIB — sibi …
97SII — sibi …
98bezemen — sibi …
99snoeien — sibi …
100sibirninkas — sibìrninkas ( nykas M), ė smob. (1), sibir̃ninkas (1) 1. M gyvenantis ar gyvenęs Sibire: Visi sibìrnykai susirinkom Ėr. 2. Sibiro katorgininkas: Kasa žemes kaip koks sibir̃ninkas Krš. Nuo urėdų kitokių žodžių darbininkai neišgirsta, kaip tik –… …