INSTITUTES OF JUSTINIAN.

See CORPUS JURIS CIVILIS.

INSTRUMENT OF GOVERNMENT, The.

See ENGLAND: A. D. 1653 (DECEMBER).

INSUBRIANS AND CENOMANIANS, The.

"North of the Po, in the country about Milan, dwelt [3d

century, B. C.] the great people of the Insubrians, while to

the east of these on the Mincio and the Adige lay the

Cenomanians; but these tribes, little inclined, seemingly, to

make common cause with their countrymen [the Boian and

Senonian Gauls] remained neutral in all the hostilities

against Rome." But the Insubrians were attacked and subdued,

B. C. 223.

_W. Ihne,

History of Rome,

book 4, chapter 5 (volume 2)._

See, also, ROME: B. C. 295-191.

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