Lexicographical Neighbors of Fetial
Literary usage of Fetial
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The American Journal of International Law by American Society of International Law (1916)
"Still, the fetial law had at least the one advantage of giving the adversary a 33
... fetial, Paris, 1883, p. 27; Fusinato, fi. D. /., XVII (1885), p. ..."
2. Roman Imperialism by Tenney Frank (1914)
"Most striking of all is the fetial" institution, an institution which has a ...
21 The same fetial board supervised the rites of treaty making at the ..."
3. A Treatise on International Law by William Edward Hall (1895)
"Whether the practice had PART III. a distinct origin, or whether it descended
from the fetial law 1 *" ' CHAP I of the Romans, is immaterial; ..."
4. Remnants of Early Latin by Frederic De Forest Allen (1897)
"In declaring war, the fetial went to the enemy's boundaries and threw a spear
across them in the presence of witnesses, with the above formula, ..."
5. The History of the Kings of Rome: With a Prefatory Dissertation on Its by Thomas Henry Dyer (1868)
"It is very likely, therefore, that Numa, as Dionysius and Plutarch state,t may
have introduced fetial laws, though they did not extend to the particular ..."
6. The History of the Kings of Rome: With a Prefatory Dissertation on Its by Thomas Henry Dyer (1868)
"It is very likely, therefore, that Numa, as Dionysius and Plutarch state,4 may
have introduced fetial laws, though they did not extend to the particular ..."
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