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Paulus

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Paulus (Julius Paulus) (pôl`əs), fl. c.200, Roman jurist. He was extremely prolific and is thought to have written some 300 books. His surviving work displays keen analysis of the opinions of other jurists and trenchant expression of his own views. Paulus was held in great respect; almost one sixth of the Digest of the Corpus Juris Civilis Corpus Juris Civilis (kôr`pəs j
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 consists of his work, and he was one of the five jurists whose opinions were made authoritative in 426 by a constitution of Theodosius II and Valentinian (see Papinian Papinian (Aemilius Papinianus) (pəpĭn`ēən), d. 212, Roman jurist.
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With such techie tools in play, the University of Utah has been able to cut its printing costs by about $4,500 (those printed materials also inundated students with so much information that they would just ignore it, Paulus says).
Paulus says be discovered during the 1980s the marketing power of selling travel packages--travel plans that include ticket, lodging, one or two meals daily, transfers, and city tours--on a wide array of destinations and budgets, and the company has not stopped growing since.
It's truly amazing," says teacher Jeanne Paulus of Wauwatosa, WI, "to witness the teamwork and friendships that result from the competition.
 
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