| It was published in fifty books, under the title Digesta or pandect. |
| They indifferently accepted the German Pandect law as the common law of Germany. |
| This eminent Italian writer cites, in proof of this statement, Pothier, pandect. |
| He was himself ignorant of any difference in the bank-notes and also of the misplacement of the Pandect volumes. |
| This anthology serves as testament to the virtue that authoring of our world comes in a pandect of forms, a matrix of experiences as this anthology exemplifies. |
| The information on the prefectural minimum wage was obtained from the Pandect of Minimum Wage Determination, which is published every year. |
