Crossword-Solution: REM 3 letters, 555 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 5

From the distinction between possession and property arise two sorts of rights: the jus in re, the right in a thing, the right by which I may reclaim the property which I have acquired, in whatever hands I find it; and the jus ad rem, the right TO a thing, which gives me a claim to become a proprietor.

All supernaturalists admit that facts are under the judgment of higher law; but for Buddhism as I interpret it, and for religion generally so far as it remains unweakened by transcendentalistic metaphysics, the word “judgment” here means no such bare academic verdict or platonic appreciation as it means in Vedantic or modern absolutist systems; it carries, on the contrary, _execution_ with it, is _in __ rebus_ as well as _post rem_, and operates “causally” as partial factor in the total fact.

Recalling to mind those poetical passages: “Dolus an virtus quis in hoste requirat?” and “Et si non recte possis quocunque modo rem,” my pen shrinks with abhorrence from the relation of the enormous vengeance exercised by the court against its vassals, within the comot of Caeo, in the Cantref Mawr.

MARY’S CHURCH, OXFORD: THE FIRST HOME OF THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY] CHAPTER VI ACADEMIC LIBRARIES: OXFORD “Ingenia hominum rem publicam fecerunt.” § I Probably a few scribes plied their craft in Oxford in early days long before the students began to make a settlement, for the town had been a flourishing borough, one of the largest in England.

Beside the fireplace, in a huge, leather-bottomed armchair, sat the dictator of this little world, the venerable Rem, or, as it was pronounced, “Ramm” Rapelye.