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Bates, Daisy Lee Gatson
Bird, Rose Elizabeth
Black Panther Party
Brief for the Petitioners
Camera stellata
Cameras in Court
chamber
chambers
Courtroom Television Network
Customs Duties
Demonstrative Evidence
deposition
Dropped laptop off at Best Buy for repairs, they can't find it now
Electronic Surveillance
evidence
Freedom of the Press
Gignoux, Edward Thaxter
Gingrich, Newton Leroy
identity theft

Aragonese rulers took seriously the idea that the Jews were their servi regie camerae, a term whose use--in Iberia itself one hears of servi Regis--reverts to its thirteenth-century inventor, Frederick II.

The Jews in Sicily. Volume 7: 1478-1489 by Stow, Kenneth / Renaissance Quarterly

All these diverse ideas were tied together in the later medieval definition of Jewish status as "servitudo camerae" sometimes "servi camerae," "serfs of the chamber [treasury]," somewhat akin to the position of the villein in feudal structure, that is, having security through custom, subject however to his ruler's will.

The Jew as Chattel in medieval Europe by Friedenberg, Daniel M. / Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought

Franca Trincheri Camiz and William Wallace kindly inform me that they have found Roberto's will of 1 September 1560 which mentions that he has a bottega in the rione Ponte near the Palazzo Alberini (Archivo di Stato di Roma, Notai Auditor Camerae 6183, fols.

"Che ultima mano!": Tiberio Calcagni's marginal annotations to ... by Elam, Caroline / Renaissance Quarterly