1. Faustus
... here may certainly surprise the audience. Previously, he had taken the philosophical and science-based quotes into consideration, and one can say that by doing this he is showing respect to the contributor. However, here he rubbishes Justinian's principle as "A petty case of paltry legacies!" I believe that from this, it seems as if Faustus is only taking the famous quotes and ... attitude towards principles having considered that "Divinity is best", looking at a 'Romans' biblical passage. This time he does in fact agree with the principle, yet fails to show any appreciation - instead ...
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