9/28 Sacrilegii enim instar est dubitare, an is dignus sit, quem elegerit imperator. 3. This convenient law was revived and promulgated, after the death of Gratian, by the feeble court of Milan.] [Footnote 4: Ambrose composed, for his instruction, a theological treatise on the faith of the Trinity: and Tillemont, (Hist. des Empereurs, tom.v.p.158, 169,) ascribes to the archbishop the merit of Gratian's intolerant laws.] [Footnote 5: Qui divinae legis sanctitatem nesciendo omittunt, aut negligende violant, et offendunt, sacrilegium committunt. Codex Justinian.l.ix.tit.xxix. |