We ought to prove in general, that in whatever case a condition is imposed upon the will of a master or his agent, in bona fide trials, this is to be considered according to the judgment of a good man.
Grammatica falsa non vitiat chartam.
False grammar does not vitiate a writing.
Gravius est alternam quam temporalem lædere majestatem.
It is more grievous to hurt an alternate, than a temporary authority.
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Habendum in charta vel auget vel restringit, sed non novum inducit.
What is to be regarded in writing, either increases or restricts; but it does not induce any thing new.
Hæredi favetur.
Favour is shewn to an heir.