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administrative law principles are applied and elaborated in specific and factual
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adjudication is structured
• Reading questions accompany case extracts to guide and focus study,
encouraging further thought
• New brief statements highlight the major questions that resulted from each case
decision
• Suggested further readings support additional study and learning needs

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Emeritus Distinguished Professor at the Australian National University.
Leighton McDonald is an Associate Professor in the Law School at the Australian
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Kristen Rundle is an Associate Professor in the Melbourne Law School at the
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 VI CONTENTS

Applicant VEAL of 2002 v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and

Indigenous Affairs (2005) 225 CLR 88; [2005] HCA 72 ...................................................................190
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v WZARH (2010) 256 CLR 326; [2010] HCA 40 ............198
Plaintiff S10/2011 v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship (2012) 246 CLR 636; [2012] HCA 31 .........210
Procedural fairness: the rule against bias ......................................................................................................... 220
Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs v Jia Legeng (2001) 205 CLR 507 ................................. 220
Hot Holdings Pty Ltd v Creasy (2002) 210 CLR 438 ......................................................................................... 239
Isbester v Knox City Council (2015) 255 CLR 135; [2015] HCA 20 ................................................................. 244
Breach of procedural rules .................................................................................................................................. 248
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZIZO (2009) 238 CLR 627 ....................................................... 248
Relevance norms: relevant and irrelevant considerations .............................................................................253
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs v Peko-Wallsend Ltd (1986) 162 CLR 24 ........................................................253
Tickner v Chapman (1995) 57 FCR 451 .............................................................................................................. 266
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZJSS (2010) 243 CLR 164 ..........................................................275
Improper purpose ................................................................................................................................................. 283
Schlieske v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs (1988) 84 ALR 719 ................................................. 283
Policy norms .......................................................................................................................................................... 286
Green v Daniels (1977) 13 ALR 1 .......................................................................................................................... 286
Plaintiff M64/2015 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection
(2015) 258 CLR 173; [2015] HCA 50 ................................................................................................... 293
Navigating the fact/law distinction .................................................................................................................. 304
Collector of Customs v Agfa- Gevaert Ltd (1996) 186 CLR 389 ...................................................................... 304
Jurisdictional facts .................................................................................................................................................314
Corporation of the City of Enfield v Development Assessment Commission (2000) 199 CLR 135 .............314
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZMDS (2010) 240 CLR 611 ........................................................327
Plaintiff M70/2011 v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship (2011) 244 CLR 144 ................................... 345
Making the declaration ........................................................................................................................................ 354
Reasonableness norms ........................................................................................................................................ 360
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v Li [2013] HCA 18; 249 CLR 332 ................................................ 360
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v Stretton [2016] FCAFC 11 ................................................370

CHAPTER 5: ACCESS TO JUDICIAL REVIEW .......................................................................... 383

Right to Life Association (NSW) Inc v Secretary, Department of Human Services and Health
(1995) 56 FCR 50 ................................................................................................................................... 384
Bateman’s Bay Local Aboriginal Land Council v Aboriginal Community Benefit Fund Pty Ltd
(1998) 194 CLR 247 ............................................................................................................................... 395
Argos Pty Ltd & Others v Corbell (2014) 254 CLR 394; [2014] HCA 50 ........................................................410

CHAPTER 6: RESTRICTING JUDICIAL REVIEW ......................................................................419

Plaintiff S157/2002 v Commonwealth (2003) 211 CLR 476 .............................................................................419
Kirk v Industrial Court of New South Wales (2010) 239 CLR 531 ................................................................... 434
Commissioner of Taxation of the Commonwealth of Australia v Futuris Corporation Ltd
(2008) 237 CLR 146 .............................................................................................................................. 439
Graham v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection [2017] HCA 33 ..................................................444

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 CONTENTS VII

CHAPTER 7: TRIBUNALS AND MERITS REVIEW ................................................................... 459

Collector of Customs (NSW) v Brian Lawlor Automotive Pty Ltd (1979) 2 ALD 1 ......................................... 459
Drake v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs (1979) 2 ALD 60 ...........................................................464
Shi v Migration Agents Registration Authority (2008) 248 ALR 390 ............................................................ 467
Re Drake and Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs (No 2) (1979) 2 ALD 634 ....................................479

CHAPTER 8: BEYOND COURTS AND TRIBUNALS ................................................................491

List of readings .......................................................................................................................................................491

CHAPTER 9: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ......................................................................... 493

List of readings ...................................................................................................................................................... 493

CHAPTER 10: VALUES AND EFFECTS OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW .................................... 494

List of readings ...................................................................................................................................................... 494

Index ...................................................................................................................495

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 PREFACE

The materials extracted in this book are designed to be used in conjunction with Principles of
Administrative Law, 3rd edition (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 2018) (PAL). Whereas in
past editions we have included a broader range of administrative law materials, we decided to
only include case-based material in this edition. This decision in no way implies that materials
drawn from the broader administrative law literature are less important than case law to
understanding administrative law. Quite to the contrary, we believe any well-rounded study
of administrative law will involve the reading of a range of other sources, including statutes,
government reports, and scholarly contributions. Rather, our decision reflects the view that
the selection of such materials is best gauged by reference to the specifics of particular
studies, the pedagogical needs of individual groups of students and the aims of their teachers
(noting that these may change from year to year and that material to supplement our case
selections may be made available to students online). The inclusion of any particular case
on any reading list is also a highly selective exercise, but we are reasonably confident that
our selection of cases will overlap significantly with the needs of teachers and students alike
to address topics typically taught in Australian JD and LLB administrative law courses. We
therefore expect that individual teachers will supplement the cases contained in this volume
with other materials to suit their own needs. This is necessarily so in relation to those chapters
(1, 8, 9 and 10) for which we have only included a list of suggested readings.
Readers of this volume will find fewer cases than are typically found in a ‘case book’
used for legal education in Australia. As with previous editions, this reflects a decision on
our part to promote the benefits of engaging with longer case extracts to build reasoning
skills appropriate to the study of administrative law. Administrative law principles may be
easy to state but they are often relatively abstract and can be difficult to apply. We think
that longer extracts from cases, even when presented to illustrate particular issues, better
reveal the argumentative process through which judges choose among multiple possible
interpretations of the law to reach their conclusions. Longer extracts also enable students
to better understand how the principles of administrative law are applied and developed in
particular statutory and factual contexts.
The cases we have included should not be thought of as a definitive collection of the
most important cases in Australian administrative law. In a collection of this size, it has not
been possible to include all the cases that could meet that description. Nor have we included
cases on every issue covered in the chapters of PAL. What we have sought to do is to put
together a collection of cases that lay out and apply the major principles of administrative

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 PREFACE IX

law, alongside cases that complicate or otherwise develop those fundamental statements of
principle. Our decision to include longer extracts is also motivated by a desire to promote a
deeper understanding of the way that administrative law adjudication is structured, and the
wider context of issues traversed when a court attends to a particular point of principle. Thus
although the cases are designed to accompany discussions of particular topics in PAL, many
illustrate principles that cut across individual topics.
Our hope is that our selections will further the efforts of teachers and students to treat
the interpretations and arguments in PAL as a basis for developing their own ideas and points
of view. To promote this objective, the extracts are preceded by ‘reading questions’. Users
familiar with the previous editions of the casebook will notice the addition of brief statements
of the major questions at issue in each case above the ‘reading questions’, designed to assist
students to navigate their reading of the extracts. We hope that (when read in combination
with PAL) teachers and students alike will find sufficient material contained here to address
topics typically taught in Australian JD and LLB administrative law courses.
As with previous editions, many of the footnotes in the cases included in this volume have,
for reasons of space, been removed. The footnotes retained have been located, in square
brackets, at the point where cited material has been either directly quoted or specifically
discussed in the judgment, or where we have otherwise concluded that the content of the
note should be included. Necessarily this choice to omit some footnotes or the full content of
some footnotes comes at a cost. But making it has allowed us to include considerably more
cases than would otherwise have been possible. That said, we should remind readers that this
volume is designed as a classroom tool only. Those pursuing further research are advised to
consult the original materials. Further, and in keeping with the contemporary trend by courts
towards the use of medium neutral citation and numbered paragraphs within judgments, the
case extracts new to this edition are formatted by reference to paragraph numbers rather than
to the pages numbers of any officially reported version.
We would like to thank the production team at OUP for their efficiency and professionalism
in steering this project to completion. Finally, building on the primary efforts of Leighton in
preparing the previous editions of this casebook, Peter and Leighton would like to thank
Kristen for her efforts in leading the work done on this edition. Kristen would also like to
thank Marcus Roberts and Stephen O’Connell, both research assistants with the Centre for
Comparative Constitutional Studies, for their valuable input at various stages of the project.
Peter Cane, Leighton McDonald and Kristen Rundle, October 2017

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 TABLE OF CASES
Note: Bold text is used to indicate excerpts from,
and lengthy discussions of, specific case reports.
A v New South Wales (2007) 230 CLR 500 115
Abebe v Commonwealth of Australia [1999] HCA
14; 197 CLR 510 84, 132, 281, 342, 379
Abujoudeh v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural Affairs (2001) 115 FCR 179 201
Ah Yick v Lehmert (1905) 2 CLR 593 9, 98
Ainsworth v Criminal Justice Commission (1992)
175 CLR 564 59, 60– 6, 88, 318–19, 399
Al-Kateb v Godwin (2004) 219 CLR 562 150
Allan v Transurban City Link Ltd (2001) 208 CLR
167; [2001] HCA 58 212
Alphapharm Pty Ltd v SmithKline Beecham
(Australia) Pty Ltd (1994) 49 FCR 250 394,
402, 413
Anisminic Ltd v Foreign Compensation
Commission [1968] 2 QB 862; [1969] 2 AC
147 105, 117, 463
Annetts v McCann (1990) 170 CLR 596 62– 3, 85,
87, 100, 180
Ansett Transport Industries (Operations) Pty Ltd
v Commonwealth of Australia (1978) 52 ALJR
254 489
Anthony Hordern & Sons Ltd v Amalgamated
Clothing and Allied Trades Union of Australia
(1932) 47 CLR1 348
Appellant S395/2002 v Minister for Immigration
and Multicultural Affairs [2003] 216 CLR
473 337
Applicant VEAL of 2002 v Minister for
Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous
Affairs (2005) 225 CLR 88 190– 8
Argos Pty Ltd & Others v Corbell (2014) 254 CLR
394; [2014] HCA 50 383, 410–18, 412
Associated Provincial Picture Houses Ltd v
Wednesbury Corporation [1948] 1 KB 223 5,
260–1, 281, 335, 342– 3, 345, 360– 3, 366– 9,
371, 379
Attorney- General (Cth) v The Queen (1957) 95
CLR 529 427
Attorney- General (Hong Kong) v Ng Yuen Shiu
[1983] 2 AC 629 166, 174
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Attorney- General (NSW) v Quin (1990) 170
CLR 1 2, 3–7, 202, 279, 323– 4, 331, 342,
361–2, 366–7
Attorney- General (SA) v Huber (1971) 2 SASR
142 318
Attorney- General v London County Council [1901]
1 Ch 781; [1902] AC 165 402
Attorney- General v Mayor, &c, of Galway (1829) 1
Molloy 95 397
Attorney- General (Vict) v The Commonwealth
(1935) 52 CLR 533 9
Australian Broadcasting Tribunal v Bond [1990]
HCA 33; (1990) 170 CLR 321 2, 10–17, 23, 30,
36, 41, 335, 367, 375
Australian Capital Television Pty Ltd v Minister
for Transport and Communications (1989) 86
ALR 119 78
Australian Capital Territory Health Authority v
Berkeley Cleaning Group Pty Ltd (1985) 7
FCR 575 41
Australian Communist Party v Commonwealth of
Australia (1951) 83 CLR 1 333, 433, 448
Australian Conservation Foundation Inc v
Commonwealth of Australia (1980) 146
CLR 493 383, 389, 391–2, 395– 6, 401–2,
404– 5, 409
Australian Conservation Foundation v Minister for
Resources (1989) 19 ALD 70 393
Australian National University v Burns (1982) 43
ALR 25 12, 36
Australian National University v Lewins (1996) 68
FCR 87 39– 40, 42
Avon Downs Pty Ltd v Federal Commissioner
of Taxation [1949] HCA 26; (1949) 78 CLR
353 189, 334, 340, 341, 363, 380
Baker v Canada (Minister of Citizenship and
Immigration) [1999] 2 SCR 817 242– 3
Bank of New South Wales v Commonwealth of
Australia (1948) 76 CLR 1 8– 9, 97
Barton v The Queen (1980) 147 CLR 75 397
Batemans Bay Local Aboriginal Land Council v
Aboriginal Community Benefit Fund Pty Ltd
(1998) 194 CLR 247 318–19, 383, 395– 410, 413
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Batterham v QSR Ltd (2006) 225 CLR 237 438
Baxter v Commissioners of Taxation (NSW) (1907)
4 CLR 1087 117
Baxter v New South Wales Clickers’ Association
(1909) 10 CLR 114 318
Re Becker and Minister for Immigration and
Ethnic Affairs (1977) 1 ALD 158 480
Big Country Developments Pty Ltd v Australian
Community Pharmacy Authority (1995) 60
FCR 85 411–12
Board of Education v Rice [1911] AC 179 167
Bodruddaza v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural Affairs (2007) 228 CLR 651 450
Re Bolton; Ex parte Beane (1987) 162 CLR 514 185
Botany Bay City Council v Minister of State for
Transport and Regional Development (1996)
66 FCR 537; (1996) 45 ALD 125 33
Boucaut Bay Company Limited (in liq) v
The Commonwealth [1927] HCA 59; 40
CLR 98 379
Boyce v Paddington Borough Council [1903] 1 Ch
109 396, 399– 403
British Oxygen Co Ltd v Minister of Technology
[1971] AC 610 28
Buck v Bavone [1976] HCA 24; 135 CLR 110 341,
343, 369, 379
Buckley v Tutty [1971] HCA 71; 125 CLR 353 414
Burns v Australian National University (1982) 40
ALR 707; (1982) 43 ALR 25 29, 43– 4
Bushell v Environment Secretary [1981] AC 75 177
Calvin v Carr (1979) 22 ALR 417 86, 129, 461
Canada (Director of Investigation and Research) v
Southam Inc [1977] 1 SCR 748 332
Carltona Ltd v Commissioners of Works [1943] 2
All ER 560 258
Re Carmody; Ex parte Glennan (2000) 74 ALJR
1148 97
Carnie v Esanda Finance Corporation Ltd (1995)
182 CLR 398 398
Catlow v Accident Compensation Commission
[1989] 167 CLR 543 185
Certain Lloyds Underwriters v Cross (2012) 248
CLR 378 412
Re Chan and Minister for Immigration and Ethnic
Affairs (1977) 17 ALR 432 482
Chan v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic
Affairs (1989) 169 AJLR 561; 169 CLR
379 16, 36, 329
Chandler v Alberta Association of Architects
[1989] 2 SCR 848 131
Chapman v Tickner (1995) 55 FCR 316 267
Chatenay v Brazilian Submarine Telegraph Co
[1891] 1 QB 79 309
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Cheatle v The Queen (1993) 177 CLR 541 456
Chevron USA Inc v Natural Resources Defense
Council Inc (1984) 467 US 837 322– 3
Chief Constable of North Wales Police v Evans
[1982] 1 WLR1155 65
Chittick v Ackland (1984) 1 FCR 254 39
Chu Kheng Lim v Minister for Immigration,
Local Government and Ethnic Affairs [1992]
HCA 64 446
Church of Scientology v Woodward (1982) 154
CLR 25 9, 453
Clark v University of Lincolnshire and Humberside
[2000] 1 WLR1988 35
Co-Mac Pty Ltd v Queensland Gaming
Commission [2009] QSC 33 414
Coco v The Queen (1994) 179 CLR 427 73,
154– 6, 189– 90
Collector of Customs (NSW) v Brian Lawlor
Automotive Pty Ltd (1979) 2 ALD 1; 24 ALR
307; (1981) 3 ALD 88 145, 459– 63, 472, 476
Collector of Customs v Agfa- Gevaert Ltd (1996)
186 CLR 389 304–14
Collector of Customs v Pozzolanic Enterprises Pty
Ltd (1993) 43 FCR 280 302, 308– 9
Colonial Bank of Australasia v Willan (1874) LR 5
PC 417 436
Commissioner for Motor Transport v Kirkpatrick
(1988) 13 NSWLR 368 107– 8
Commissioner for Railways (NSW) v Agalianos
(1955) 92 CLR 390 72
Commissioner of Australian Federal Police
v Propend Finance Pty Ltd (1997) 188
CLR 501 41
Commissioner of Police v Ryan (2007) 70
NSWLR 73 332
Commissioner of Police v Tanos (1958) 98 CLR
383 175, 180
Commissioner of Taxation of the Commonwealth
of Australia v Brian Hatch Timber Co (Sales)
Pty Ltd [1972] HCA 73; 128 CLR 28 379
Commissioner of Taxation of the Commonwealth
of Australia v Futuris Corporation Ltd (2008)
237 CLR 146 419, 439– 44
Commonwealth v Bank of NSW (1949) 79
CLR 497 12
Commonwealth v Baume (1905) 2 CLR 405 72
Commonwealth v Grunseit (1943) 67 CLR 58 433
Commonwealth v Mewett (1997) 191 CLR 471 8
Condon v Pompano Pty Ltd [2013] HCA 7 448
Re Control Investment Pty Ltd and Australian
Broadcasting Tribunal (No 2) (1981) 3
ALD 88 471
Cooney v Ku-Ring- Gai Corporation [1963]
HCA 47 319
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Cooper Brookes (Wollongong) Pty Ltd v Federal
Commissioner of Taxation (1981) 147
CLR 297 71
Corporation of the City of Enfield see Enfield City
Corporation
Council of Civil Service Unions v Minister for the
Civil Service [1985] 1 AC 374 6, 54, 58, 166,
171, 174
Council of the Municipality of Bankstown v Fripp
[1919] HCA 41; 26 CLR 385 379
Craig v South Australia (1995) 184 CLR 163 59–
60, 99–100, 102–12, 117–20, 122– 3, 298, 317,
319, 435, 440
Re Cram; Ex parte NSW Colliery Proprietors’
Association Ltd (1987) 163 CLR 117 9
CREEDNZ Inc v Governor- General [1981] 1 NZLR
172 230
Crone’s case, Jebb, Cr. Cas., 47 413
Czarnikow v Roth, Schmidt & Co [1922] 2
KB 478 47
Darling Casino Ltd v NSW Casino Control
Authority (1997) 191 CLR 602 428
Darlow v Shuttleworth [1902] 1 KB 721 115
In re Davis (1947) 75 CLR 409 224
De Verteuil v Knaggs [1918] AC 560 176
Deputy Commissioner of Taxation v Richard Walter
Pty Ltd (1995) 183 CLR 168 83, 98, 100, 441
Dewes v Fitch [1920] 2 Ch 159 414
Dietrich v The Queen (1992) 177 CLR
292 102, 109–11
Dimes v Grand Junction Canal 101
Director- General of Social Services v Chaney
(1980) 47 FLR 80 11
Djalic v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural
and Indigenous Affairs [2004] ACL Rep 77 374
Re Drake and Minister for Immigration and Ethnic
Affairs (No 2) (1979) 2 ALD 634 301, 479– 90
Drake v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic
Affairs (1979) 2 ALD 60; 24 ALR 307 464–7,
472, 476–7, 480–2, 487
Dranichnikov v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural Affairs (2003) 197 ALR 389 282
Dunsmuir v New Brunswick [2008] 1 SCR
190 333, 367
Re Easton and Repatriation Commission (1987) 6
AAR 558 474
Ebner v Official Trustee in Bankruptcy (2000) 205
CLR 337 229, 241, 245
Eclipse Sleep Products Inc v Registrar of Trade
Marks (1957) 99 CLR 300 324
Electrolux Home Products Pty Ltd v Australian
Workers Union (2004) 221 CLR 309 156, 181
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Enfield City Corporation v Development
Assessment Commission [2000] HCA 5; (2000)
199 CLR 135 87, 314–27, 350, 356, 367, 443
Evan v Avon Corporation (1860) 29 Beav 144; 54
ER 581 398, 408
Evans v New South Wales (2008) 168 FCR
576 149, 150– 8
Exxon Corporation v Exxon Insurance Ltd [1982]
Ch 119 312
F Hoffmann- -La Roche & Co AG v Secretary of
State for Trade and Industry [1975] AC 295 88
F J Bloemen Pty Ltd v Federal Commissioner of
Taxation (1981) 147 CLR 360 444
FAI Insurances Ltd v Winneke (1982) 151 CLR
342 166, 174, 270, 319
Fares Rural Meat and Livestock Co Pty Ltd v
Australian Meat and Live-stock Corporation
(1990) 96 ALR 153 362
Federal Airports Corporation v Aerolineas
Argentinas (1997) 76 FCR 582 37
Fisher v Keane (1879) 11 Ch D 353 63
Foley v Padley (1984) 154 CLR 349 226
Fong Yue Ting v United States (1893) 149 US
698 284
Forbes v New South Wales Trotting Club Ltd
(1979) 143 CLR 242 129, 133
Forge v Australian Securities and Investments
Commission (2006) 228 CLR 45 114, 436
Forster v Jododex Australia Pty Ltd (1972) 127
CLR 421 66
Franklin v Minister of Town and Country Planning
[1948] AC 87 229
Freeman v Secretary, Department of Social
Security (1988) 19 FCR 342 478
Gardner v Dairy Industry Authority (NSW) (1977)
52 ALJR 180 66
General Newspapers Pty Ltd v Telstra Corporation
(1993) 45 FCR 164 40
Gillick v West Norfolk and Wisbech Area Health
Authority [1986] AC 112 54
Giris Pty Ltd v Federal Commissioner of Taxation
(1969) 119 CLR 365 367
Glasson v Parkes Rural Distributions Pty Ltd
[1984] HCA 49 38, 39, 41
Glennan v Federal Commissioner of Taxation
(2003) 198 ALR 250 441
Gould v Brown (1998) 193 CLR 346 118
Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers [1978] AC
435 399– 401, 406– 8
Graham v Minister for Immigration and Border
Protection [2017] HCA 33 419, 444– 58
Grain Pool (WA) v Commonwealth 84
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Green v Daniels (1977) 13 ALR 1 2, 286– 93
Griffith University v Tang (2005) 221 CLR
99 2– 3, 29– 46
Re Grimshaw; Ex parte Australian Telephone and
Phonogram Officers’ Association (1986) 60
ALJR 588 84– 5
Gypsy Jokers Motorcycle Club Inc v Commissioner
of Police (2008) 234 CLR 532 447– 8, 453
Hall & Co Ltd v Shoreham-By- Sea Urban District
Council [1964] 1 WLR 240 261
Hamilton v Halesworth (1937) 58 CLR 369 461–2
Haoucher v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic
Affairs (1990) 169 CLR 648 85, 89
Hatton v Beaumont [1977] 2 NSWLR 211 79
Hayes v Federal Commissioner of Taxation (1956)
96 CLR 47 308
Heatley v Tasmanian Racing and Gaming
Commission (1977) 137 CLR 487 166, 175
Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd
[1964] AC 465 313
Helicopter Utilities Pty Ltd v Aust National
Airlines Comm [1962] NSWR 747 405
Herbert Adams Pty Ltd v Federal Commissioner of
Taxation (1932) 47 CLR 222 311
Herbert Morris Ltd v Saxelby [1916] 1 AC 688 414
Hockey v Yelland (1984) 157 CLR 124 108
Hope v Bathurst City Council (1980) 144 CLR 1 308
Hot Holdings Pty Ltd v Creasy (2002) 210 CLR
438 239– 43, 245
House v The King [1936] HCA 40; (1936) 55 CLR
499 265, 341, 343, 363– 4, 369, 371, 378, 379
Howard v Bodington (1877) 2 PD 203 78
Hunter Resources Ltd v Melville (1988) 164
CLR 234 78
Hutchins v Deputy Commissioner of Taxation
(1996) 65 FCR 269 41
In re… see next word of title
Inland Revenue Commissioners v National
Federation of Self-Employed and Small
Businesses Ltd [1982] AC 617 392
Institute of Patent Agents v Lockwood [1894]
AC 347 72
Isbester v Knox City Council [2014] VSC 286;
(2015) 255 CLR 135 244– 8
Jadwan Pty Ltd v Secretary, Department of Health
and Aged Care (2003) 145 FCR 1 60, 138– 48
James v Commonwealth (1939) 62 CLR 339 8
Jebb v Repatriation Commission (1988) 80
ALR 32 474
Jewel Food Stores v Minister for Environment,
Land & Planning (1994) 122 FLR 269 413
John v Rees [1970] Ch 345 91
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Johnson v Johnson (2000) 201 CLR 488 226
Jones v Dunkel [1959] HCA 8 228, 233
In re Judiciary and Navigation Acts (1921) 29 CLR
257 42, 66
K- Generation Pty Ltd v Liquor Licensing
Court 448, 453
Kable v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW)
(1996) 189 CLR 51 448
Kanda v Government of Malaya [1962] AC 322 176
Khan v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs
(1987) 14 ALD 291 280
King Gee Clothing Co Pty Ltd v The
Commonwealth (1945) 71 CLR 184 311
Kioa v West (1985) 159 CLR 550 4, 62, 84– 5, 89,
100, 158–77, 179, 180, 182, 190, 194, 198, 207,
212–13, 245, 415
Kirk v Industrial Court of New South Wales (2010)
239 CLR 531 59– 60, 112–23, 419, 434– 9
Klein v Domus Pty Ltd (1963) 109 CLR
467 362, 368
Kruger v Commonwealth of Australia [1997] HCA
27; 190 CLR 1 85, 361, 366, 379
Kruse v Johnson [1898] 2 QB 91 363, 380
Lamb v Moss (1983) 76 FLR 296 13–14
Lange v Australian Broadcasting Corporation
(1997) 189 CLR 520 456–7
Laws v Australian Broadcasting Tribunal (1990)
170 CLR 70 226
Lee v New South Wales Crime Commission (2013)
251 CLR 196 458
Life Insurance Co of Australia Ltd v Phillips (1925)
36 CLR 60 309
Lindner v Murdocks Garage (1950) 83 CLR
628 414
Little v Commonwealth (1947) 75 CLR 94 8, 461
LNC Industries Ltd v BMW (Australia) Ltd (1983)
151 CLR 575 38
Local Government and Ethnic Affairs v Gray
(1994) 50 FCR 189 301
London County Council v Attorney- General [1902]
AC 165 397
Lovell v Lovell (1950) 81 CLR 513 369
MacCormick v Federal Commissioner of Taxation
(1984) 158 CLR 622 441
Macrae v Attorney- General (NSW) (1987) 9
NSWLR 268 4
Mahon v Air New Zealand Ltd [1984] AC
808 62, 90
Malika Holdings Pty Ltd v Stretton (2001) 204 CLR
290 154
Malloch v Aberdeen Corporation [1971] 1 WLR
1578 88
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Marbury v Madison (1803) 1 Cranch 137 5,
323, 448
Marconis Wireless Telegraph Co Ltd v
Commonwealth of Australia [No2] (1913) 16
CLR 178 453
Maunsell v Olins [1975] AC 373 311–12
Re McBain; Ex parte Australian Catholic Bishops
Conference (2002) 209 CLR 372 42, 428, 441
McCloy v New South Wales [2015] HCA
34 371, 381
McGovern v Ku-ring- gai Council (2008) 42
NSWLR 504 245– 6
McRae v Coulton (1986) 7 NSWLR 644 79
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs v Peko-Wallsend
Limited [1986] HCA 40; 162 CLR 24 253– 66,
270, 279, 282, 324, 363– 4, 369, 374, 379, 473
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v
Singh [2014] FCAFC 1 372– 3, 375– 6, 380
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v
Stretton [2016] FCAFC 11 370– 82
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection v
WZARH (2010) 256 CLR 326 4, 198–209
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v Haneef
(2007) 163 FCR 414 155
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v Li
[2013] HCA 18; 249 CLR 332 302, 360– 9,
370– 4, 376–7, 379, 380–1
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZGUR
(2011) 241 CLR 594 303
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZIAI
(2009) 83 ALJR 1123; 259 ALR 429; [2009]
HCA 39 361
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZIZO
(2009) 238 CLR 627 59, 248– 51
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZJSS
(2010) 243 CLR 164 275– 83, 299
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZMDS
(2010) 240 CLR 611 281, 327– 45
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v SZRKT
[2013] FCA 317 373
Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v
Baker (1997) 73 FCR 187 225
Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v
Mayer (1985) 157 CLR 290 36, 38, 40, 41
Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v Teoh
(1995) 183 CLR 273 198, 367
Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v Wu
Shan Liang (1996) 185 CLR 259 299, 302,
329, 335– 6, 369
Re Minister for Immigration and Multicultural
Affairs; Ex parte Applicant S20/2002 [2003]
HCA 30; (2003) 77 ALJR 1165; 198 ALR
59 281, 336, 340–1, 343, 362, 368, 377, 379
Re Minister for Immigration and Multicultural
Affairs; Ex parte Miah (2001) 206 CLR
57 177, 183– 5, 189, 251
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Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
v Bhardwaj (2002) 209 CLR 597 60, 124– 38,
135, 140, 142– 4, 428
Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
v Eshetu (1999) 197 CLR 611 85, 91, 299, 340,
343, 361, 369
Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
v Jia Legeng (2001) 205 CLR 507; [2001] HCA
17 210, 220– 38, 245– 6
Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
v Thiyagarajah (2000) 199 CLR 343 415
Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs
v Yusuf (2001) 206 CLR 323 280, 282,
299, 357
Re Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and
Indigenous Affairs; Ex parte Applicants S134/
2002 (2003) 211 CLR 441 189
Re Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and
Indigenous Affairs; Ex parte Lam (2004) 214
CLR 1; [2003] HCA 6 43, 198, 202– 4, 206– 8,
211, 333
Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and
Indigenous Affairs v Lat (2006) 151 FCR
214 179, 183– 4, 187
Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and
Indigenous Affairs v SGLB (2004) 207 ALR
12 336, 339, 343
Minister for Resources v Dover Fisheries Pty Ltd
(1993) 43 FCR 565 72
Mississippi Power & Light Co v Mississippi (1988)
487 US 354 322
Mobil Oil Australia Pty Ltd v Federal Commissioner
of Taxation (1963) 113 CLR 475 167
Montreal Street Railway Co v Normandin [1917]
AC 170 80
Moradian v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (2004)
142 FCR 170 184
Muin v Refugee Review Tribunal (2002) 190 ALR
601 341
Murphyores Incorporated Pty Ltd v
Commonwealth of Australia (1976) 136 CLR
1 261, 283
Mutual Pools & Staff Pty Ltd v Commonwealth of
Australia (1994) 179 CLR155 8
MZXDH v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural Affairs [2007] FCA 719 201
NAIS v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural
and Indigenous Affairs (2005) 228 CLR
470 280
NAQF v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (2003)
130 FCR 456 185– 6
National Companies and Securities Commission
v News Corporation Ltd (1984) 156
CLR 296 62
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NBMZ v Minister for Immigration and Border
Protection [2014] FCAFC 38 374
NEAT Domestic Trading Pty Ltd v AWB Ltd (2003)
216 CLR 277 2– 3, 17–29, 38– 9, 41, 46, 301
Neville Nitschke Caravans (Main North Road) Pty
Ltd v McEntee (1976) 15 SASR 330 401
Nevistic v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic
Affairs (1981) 34 ALR 639 303
NIB Health Funds Ltd v Private Health Insurance
Administration Council (2002) 115 FCR
561 195
Nicholas v The Queen (1998) 193 CLR 173 446–7
Norbis v Norbis (1986) 161 CLR 513 265, 369
North Coast Environment Council Inc v Minister
for Resources (1994) 55 FCR 492 34, 393
Nottinghamshire County Council v Secretary of
State for the Environment (1986) AC 240 5
NSW Associated Blue-Metal Quarries Ltd v
Federal Commissioner of Taxation [1956] HCA
80; 94 CLR 509 310
Ogle v Strickland (1987) 13 FCR 306 34, 390
Onus v Alcoa of Australia Ltd (1981) 149 CLR
27 390, 392, 396, 401–2, 409
O’Reilly v Commissioners of State Bank of Victoria
(1983) 153 CLR 1 259, 270
O’Reilly v Mackman [1983] 2 AC 237 54, 105
Pape v Federal Commissioner of Taxation (2009)
238 CLR 1 457
Parisienne Basket Shoes Pty Ltd v Whyte (1938) 59
CLR 369 440
Parramatta City Council v Pestell (1972) 128 CLR
305 261
Pearlberg v Varty [1972] 1 WLR 534 175
Pearlman v Harrow School [1979] QB 56 106
Pearse v Morrice (1834) 2 Ad & E 84 78
In re Pergamon Press Ltd [1971] Ch 388 62
Plaintiff M61/2010E v Commonwealth of Australia
(2010) 243 CLR 319; [2010] HCA 41 199, 206,
211–12, 215–16, 220, 458
Plaintiff M64/2015 v Minister for Immigration
and Border Protection (2015) 258 CLR
173 293– 304
Plaintiff M68/2015 v Minister for Immigration and
Border Protection [2016] HCA 1 7– 9
Plaintiff M70/2011 v Minister for Immigration and
Citizenship (2011) 244 CLR 144 345– 60
Plaintiff S10/2011 v Minister for Immigration and
Citizenship (2012) 246 CLR 636; [2012] HCA
31 4, 202, 210–20
Plaintiff S157/2002 v Commonwealth of Australia
(2003) 211 CLR 476 144, 280, 329, 419– 34,
434, 436, 444, 449, 455
Port of Melbourne Authority v Anshun Pty Ltd
[1981] HCA 45 147
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Potter v Minahan (1908) 7 CLR 277 153– 5, 181
Project Blue Sky Inc v Australian Broadcasting
Authority (1998) 194 CLR 355 59, 66– 81,
129, 144, 250, 362s, 430, 441– 3
Public Service Association (SA) v Federated Clerks
Union (1991) 173 CLR 132 106
Public Service Board (NSW) v Osmond (1986) 159
CLR 656 107, 122, 335
Queensland Medical Laboratory v Blewett (1988)
84 ALR 615 37
R v Alley (1981) 153 CLR 376 325
R v Anderson; Ex parte Ipec-Air Pty Ltd [1965]
HCA 27; (1965) 113 CLR 177 224, 301, 379, 452
R v Australian Broadcasting Tribunal; Ex parte
2HD Pty Ltd (1979) 144 CLR 45 260
R v Australian Stevedoring Industry Board; Ex
parte Melbourne Stevedoring Co Pty Ltd
(1953) 88 CLR 100 86, 231, 335
R v Berchet (1688) 1 Show KB 106 72
R v Bolton (1841) 1 QB 66; 113 ER 1054 116
R v Boundary Commission; Ex parte Foot (1983)
QB 600 6
R v Boycott; Ex parte Keasley [1939] 2 KB 651 54
R v Brown [1996] 1 AC 543 309
R v Coldham; Ex parte Australian Workers’ Union
(1983) 153 CLR 415 424– 8
R v Collins; Ex parte ACTU - Solo Enterprises Pty
Ltd (1976) 8 ALR 691 65
R v Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration
Commission; Ex parte Angliss Group (1969)
122 CLR 546 226, 231
R v Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and
Arbitration; Ex parte Barrett (1945) 70 CLR
141 38, 40
R v Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and
Arbitration; Ex parte Brisbane Tramways Co
Ltd [No 1] (1914) 18 CLR 54 9, 98– 9, 422,
438, 440
R v Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and
Arbitration; Ex parte Ozone Theatres (Aust)
Ltd (1949) 78 CLR 389 87– 8
R v Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and
Arbitration; Ex parte Whybrow & Co (1910) 11
CLR 1 9
R v Connell; Ex parte Hetton Bellbird Collieries
Ltd [No 2] [1944] HCA 42; (1944) 69 CLR
407 189, 226, 321, 332, 334, 341, 343, 367, 379
R v Cook; Ex parte Twigg (1980) 147 CLR 15 122
R v Criminal Injuries Compensation Board; Ex
parte Lain [1967] 2 Q 864 52, 55
R v Electricity Commissioners; Ex parte London
Electricity Joint Committee Co (1920) Ltd.
[1924] 1 KB 171 167
R v Federal Court of Australia; Ex parte WA National
Football League (1979) 143 CLR 190 83, 400
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R v Governor of Brixton Prison; Ex parte Armah
[1968] AC 192 116
R v Gray; Ex parte Marsh (1985) 157 CLR 351 86
R v Hickman; Ex parte Fox and Clinton (1945) 70
CLR 598 100, 130, 423–7, 429, 432, 435, 449
R v Home Secretary; Ex parte Simms [2000] 2 AC
115 458
R v Hull University Visitor; Ex parte Page [1993]
AC 682 117
R v Inland Revenue Commissioners; Ex parte
National Federation of Self-Employed and
Small Businesses Ltd [1982] AC 617 56
R v Kirby; Ex parte Boilermakers’ Society of
Australia (1956) 94 CLR 254 427
R v Kirby; Ex parte Transport Workers’ Union of
Australia (1954) 91 CLR 159 440
R v Loxdale (1758) 1 Burr 445 78
R v Ludeke; Ex parte Queensland Electricity
Commission (1985) 159 CLR 178 325
R v MacKellar; Ex parte Ratu (1977) 137 CLR
461 163– 5, 168, 171, 176
R v Marks; Ex parte Australian Building
Construction Employees Builders Labourers’
Federation 86
R v Metal Trades Employers’ Association (1951) 82
CLR 208 428
R v Monopolies and Mergers Commission; Ex
parte Argyll Group Plc [1986] 1 WLR 763 56
R v Murray and Cormie; Ex parte Commonwealth
of Australia (1916) 22 CLR 437 97– 9
R v Murray; Ex parte Proctor (1949) 77 CLR
387 425–7
R v Nat Bell Liquors Ltd [1922] 2 AC 128 116,
122, 435
R v Northumberland Compensation Appeal
Tribunal; Ex parte Shaw [1951] 1 KB 711; [1952]
1 KB 338 107, 121
R v Panel on Take- overs and Mergers; Ex parte
Datafin Plc [1987] QB 815 3, 46– 58
R v Postmaster- General; Ex parte Carmichael
[1928] 1 KB 291 54
R v Quinn; Ex parte Consolidated Food
Corporation (1977) 16 ALR 569 464
R v Ross-Jones; Ex parte Beaumont (1979) 141
CLR 504 87
R v Ross-Jones; Ex parte Green (1984) 156 CLR
185 84, 86
R v Secretary of State for Home Department; Ex
parte Onibiyo [1996] QB 786 342
R v Secretary of State for Home Department; Ex
parte Pierson [1998] AC 538 155, 156
R v Secretary of State for Home Department; Ex
parte Simms [2000] 2 AC 115 155
R v Secretary of State for Home Department; Ex
parte Venables [1998] AC 407 25, 301
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R v Surrey Coroner; Ex parte Campbell [1982] QB
661 105
R v Toohey; Ex parte Meneling Station Pty Ltd
(1982) 158 CLR 327 254, 262– 4
R v War Pensions Entitlement Appeal Tribunal; Ex
parte Bott (1933) 50 CLR 228 97
R v Williams; Ex parte Australian Building
Construction Employees’ and Builders
Labourers’ Federation (1982) 153 CLR 402 325
In re Racal Communications Ltd [1981] AC
374 105– 6
Rajah Tasadduq Rasul Khan v. Manik Chand (1902)
LR 30 Ind App 35 12
Re… see next word of title
Re Refugee Review Tribunal; Ex parte Aala (2000)
204 CLR 82; [2000] HCA 57 9, 59, 81–101,
116, 118, 207, 339, 362, 420, 455– 6
Reg v… see R v…
Registrar of Trade Marks v Muller (1980) 144
CLR 37 324
Ridge v Baldwin [1964] AC 40 128, 173, 176, 270
Ridgeway v The Queen [1995] HCA 66 447
Right to Life Association (NSW) Inc v Secretary,
Department of Human Services and
Health (1995) 56 FCR 50 383, 384– 94,
410–12, 417–18
Robinson v State of South Australia [No2] [1931]
AC 704 453
Robtelmes v Brenan (1906) 4 CLR 395 284
Rookes Case [1598] 5 Co Rep 99b 362
Ross v Costigan (1982) 59 FLR 184 13
Ross v The Queen (1979) 141 CLR 432 72
Russell v Duke of Norfolk [1949] 1 All ER 109 172
SAAP v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural
and Indigenous Affairs (2005) 228 CLR
294 251– 3
Saeed v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship
(2010) 241 CLR 252 149, 177– 90, 213
Sagnata Investments Ltd v Norwich Corporation
[1971] 2 QB 614 485
Salemi v MacKellar [No2] (1977) 137 CLR
396 163– 8, 171– 4, 176
Salerno v National Crime Authority (1997) 75
FCR 133 39
Sankey v Whitlam (1978) 142 CLR 1 196, 447
Schlieske v Minister for Immigration and Ethnic
Affairs (1988) 84 ALR 719 283– 6
Schmidt v Secretary of State for Home Affairs
[1969] 2 Ch 149 62, 173
Sean Investments Pty Ltd v MacKellar (1981) 38
ALR 363 260–1, 269
Secretary of State for Education and Science v
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council
[1977] AC 1014 6, 332, 334, 363, 379
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Seiffert v Prisoners Review Board [2011] WASCA
148 301
Selmes v Judge [1871] LR 6 QB 724 462
Shanahan v Scott (1957) 96 CLR 245 70
Sharp v Wakeeld [1891] AC 173 362, 369, 379
Shergold v Tanner (2002) 209 CLR 126 30
Shi v Migration Agents Registration Authority
(2008) 248 ALR 390 467–79
Shop Distributive and Allied Employees
Association v Minister for Industrial Affairs
(SA) (1995) 183 CLR 552 395– 6, 402, 410
Shrimpton v The Commonwealth [1945] HCA 4; 69
CLR 613 379
Simpson v Attorney- General (NZ) [1955]
NZLR 271 80
South Australia v O’Shea (1987) 163 CLR 378 63,
202, 211, 219, 229
South Australia v Totani [2010] HCA 39 453
South Australian Commissioner for Prices and
Consumer Affairs v Charles Moore (Aust)
Limited [1977] HCA 38; 139 CLR 449 379
Stallwood v Tredger (1815) 2 Phill Ecc 287 78
Stead v State Government Insurance Commission
(1986) 161 CLR 141 91, 93– 5
Stollery v Greyhound Racing Control Board (1972)
128 CLR 509 245
Stringer v Minister of Housing and Local
Government [1970] 1 WLR 1281 484
Swan Hill Corporation v Bradbury (1937) 56 CLR
746 260
Swift v SAS Trustee Corporation [2010] NSWCA
182 281
SZBEL v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (2006)
228 CLR 152 182, 205
SZBYR v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship
(2007) 235 ALR 609 252
SZFDE v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship
(2007) 232 CLR 189 115
SZLGP v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship
[2008] FCA 1198 336
Taff Vale Railway v Amalgamated Society of
Railway Servants [1901] AC 426 398
Tasker v Fullwood [1978] 1 NSWLR 20 78, 79
Television Capricornia Pty Ltd v Australian
Broadcasting Tribunal (1986) 13 FCR 511 334
Testro Bros Pty Ltd v Tait [1963] HCA 29 62
Theophanous v Herald and Weekly Times Ltd
(1994) 182 CLR 104 155
Thomas v Mowbray (2007) 233 CLR 307 447
Tickner v Bropho (1993) 40 FCR 183 154– 5, 268
Tickner v Chapman (1995) 57 FCR 451 266–74
Tooheys Ltd v Commissioner of Stamp Duties
(NSW) (1961) 105 CLR 602 76
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Tooheys Ltd v Minister for Business and Consumer
Affairs (1981) 54 FLR 421; 36 ALR 64 390–1,
412–13, 416
Townsend’s Case (1554) 1 Plowden 111 78
Trobridge v Hardy (1955) 94 CLR 147 461
Trop v Dulles (1958) 356 US 86 7
United States v Conforte (1978) 457 F Supp 641 236
United States v L A Tucker Truck Lines Inc (1952)
344 US 33 117
Universal Camera Corp v National Labor Relations
Board 340 US 474 368
University of New South Wales v Moorhouse
(1975) 133 CLR 1 66
Victoria v Commonwealth of Australia (1996) 187
CLR 416 454
Victoria v Commonwealth of Australia and
Hayden (1975) 134 CLR 338 5, 9
Victorian Chamber of Manufactures v
Commonwealth of Australia (1943) 67 CLR
335 392
Victorian Stevedoring and General Contracting
Co Pty Ltd and Meakes v Dignan (1931) 46
CLR 73 433
VXDC v Minister for Immigration and
Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (2005)
146 FCR 562 183– 4
WAID v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural
and Indigenous Affairs [2003] FCA 220 185– 6
WAIJ v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural
and Indigenous Affairs (2004) 80 ALD 568 336
Wallis v Solicitor- General (NZ) [1903] AC 173 397
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
(NSW) v Browning [1947] HCA 21; 74 CLR
492 152, 175, 260, 374, 379
Waterford v Commonwealth of Australia(1987) 163
CLR 54 324
Waterside Workers’ Federation of Australia v
Gilchrist, Watt & Sanderson Ltd (1924) 34 CLR
482 319
Wattmaster Alco Pty Ltd v Button (1986) 13 FCR
253 139, 146
Wentworth v Woollahra Municipal Council (1982)
149 CLR 672 401
Werrin v The Commonwealth (1938) 59 CLR 150 8
Whitton v Falkiner (1915) 20 CLR 118 310
Wik Peoples v Queensland (1996) 187 CLR 1 184
Woodward v Sarsons (1875) LR 10 CP 733 78
Worthington v Jeffries (1875) LR 10 CP 379 400
Y Z Finance Co Pty Ltd v Cummings (1964) 109
CLR 395 391
Zheng v Cai (2009) 239 CLR 446 218
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COMMONWEALTH s 50(3)(b) 256, 261 s 3 13, 29, 391

Aboriginal and Torres Strait s 76 259 s 3(1) 11–12, 14, 22, 34– 6,
Islander Heritage Protection s 76(1) 258 38, 431
Act 1984 s 76(2) 258 s 3(2) 11–12
Pt IIA 269 Acts Interpretation Act 1901 s 3(2)(e) 266
s 4 267 s 15A 454 s 3(2)(g) 13
s 9 269 s 15AB 164 s 3(3) 12, 41, 267
s 10 266–72 s 25D 376 s 3(4) 390, 412
s 10(1) 268–70 s 33 463 s 3(5) 11, 16
s 10(1)(a) 266 s 33(1) 127, 131, 134– 5 s 5 10–12, 36, 145, 163,
s 10(1)(c) 269, 272– 3 Administrative Appeals Tribunal 280, 391, 394, 462
s 10(3) 266 Act 1975 15, 465 s 5(1) 33, 158, 163, 280,
Pt XII 460 329, 412
s 10(3)(a) 269
s 3(3) 460 s 5(1)(a) 163
s 10(3)(a)(i) 269
s 12 480 s 5(1)(b) 139, 163
s 10(3)(b) 269
s 25 459– 63 s 5(1)(e) 139, 329
s 10(4) 269
s 25(1) 460 s 5(1)(f) 15, 145, 163, 329
s 12 269
s 26 460 s 5(1)(h) 15, 163, 329
s 13(2) 269
s 27 461 s 5(2) 280
s 26 268– 9
s 28 461 s 5(2)(b) 259
s 27 273
s 31 461 s 5(2)(f) 22, 25, 280
Aboriginal Land Rights
Legislation Amendment Act s 33 461, 476 s 5(2)(g) 261, 329
1982 254 s 40 476 s 5(3) 163, 329
Aboriginal Land Rights s 42 461 s 6 10–11, 16–17, 280, 391
(Northern Territory) Act s 43 467, 469–72, s 6(1) 17
1976 254 474– 5, 488 s 6(1)(a) 17
Pt IV 258 s 43(1) 474– 5, 477 s 6(1)(b) 17
s 4 255 s 43(1)(a) 476 s 6(1)(e) 16
s 11 254– 5, 258– 9, s 43(1)(c)(i) 473 s 6(1)(f) 17
262, 270 s 43(1)(c)(ii) 476 s 6(2)(f) 22, 25
s 11(1) 263 s 44 307– 8, 440, 459– 60, s 6(2)(g) 261
s 11(1)(b) 259, 262 464, 469 s 8 31
s 12 254 Administrative Decisions s 13 13, 161, 165, 176, 334
s 12(1)(a) 255 (Judicial Review) Act s 16 14, 265
s 40 264 1977 10–11, 30, 39– 40, 42, s 16(1) 146, 258
s 43 264 44– 5, 138– 9, 162– 3, 255, 279,
s 16(1)(a) 145– 6
s 50 259 318, 326, 383, 399, 412
s 16(1)(c) 146
s 50(1)(a) 254– 5 Sch 1 11, 431–2, 442– 3
s 50(1)(d) 265
s 50(3) 262 Sch 1 paras da and db 329
s 76 265
s 50(3)(a)- (d) 262– 3 Sch 1 par e 13
s 88(2)(b)(i) 11, 15

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Aged Care Act 1997 138, 140 s 60 426 Sch 8 384

s 7 139 s 60(1) 426 Customs Act 1901 384
Aged Care (Consequential s 142A(1) 265, 426 s 78 463
Provisions) Act 1997 Constitution 104, 125, s 269C 305
s 7 138, 140 134, 150–2, 359, 379, 403, Customs Tariff Act 1987
s 7(1) 139 405, 456–7 Sch 4 Pt III 305– 6
Australian National University Ch I 9 s 25 305– 6
Act 1991 42, 45 Ch II 9, 82 Environment Protection (Impact
s 6 43 Ch III 9, 97, 100, 114, 118– of Proposals) Act 1974 389
s 6(2)(k) 40 19, 132, 428, 435, 447, Federal Airports Corporation
s 11 43 449, 467 Act 1986 37
Banking Foreign Exchange cl 5 83 Federal Court of Australia
Regulations 1959 389 s 51 38, 432– 3, 446 Act 1976
Broadcasting Act 1942 10 s 51(xix) 429 s 21 443
s 114 72 s 51(xviii) 84 s 32AB 431
Broadcasting Services Act 1992 s 51(xxvii) 283 Federal Magistrates Act 1999
s 3 67, 70 s 51(xxxix) 8, 429, 450 s 39 431
s 3(e) 77 s 61 9, 83– 4, 405 Health and Community Services
s 4 68, 79 s 71 428, 437 Legislation Amendment Act
s 4(1) 67 s 72(i) 83 (No 2) 1993 385
s 6 68 s 73 87, 99, 114, 435, 437 s 2(2) 385
s 122 68– 9, 72– 3, 75–7, 79 s 75 427 Health Insurance Act 1973 37
s 122(1) 72, 74 s 75(iii) 7– 9, 66, 83, 98, Higher Education Act
323, 427– 8 2001 43, 45
s 122(1)(a) 71–2
s 75(v) 3, 7– 9, 30–1, 36, Immigration (Guardianship of
s 122(2) 72, 74
59, 81–7, 89, 92, 95–101, Children) Act 1946 355
s 122(2)(b) 71– 3, 76
118, 125– 6, 128– 30, Income Tax Assessment Act
s 122(4) 71, 74, 76–7
132, 179, 220, 222, 228, 1936 439
s 128(1) 69 230, 232, 280, 293, s 80(5) 334
s 154 67 319, 323, 325, 329– 30, s 124ZAC 69
s 158 67, 74 333– 4, 336, 342, 345,
s 175 441– 4
s 158(c) 80 362, 400, 420, 422– 3,
s 175A 441–2
s 158(e) 80 427– 9, 431– 5, 440– 6,
448– 51, 453– 5 s 177(1) 441, 444
s 158(j) 74, 76, 79
s 76(i) 323, 428 s 264 259
s 160 68, 74–7, 79– 80
s 76(ii) 38, 42 Industrial Relations Act 1988
s 160(b) 70
s 77(i) 441, 449– 50 s 152(2) 437
s 160(c) 70
s 77(iii) 450 s 179 437– 8
s 160(d) 68, 70–1, 75–7, 81
s 116 156 s 179(1) 435, 437– 8
s 161 68, 70, 79– 80
Crimes Act 1914 s 179(4) 437– 8
s 162 79
s 10 41 s 179(5) 435, 437– 8
s 204 69
Customs (Prohibited Imports) Judiciary Act 1903
Broadcasting Services
Regulations 1956 Pt 4 98
(Transitional Provisions and
item 3(e) 388 s 31 82
Consequential Amendments)
Act 1992 73 r 5A 387 s 38 439
s 21 72, 75 r 5H 384 s 39B 31, 36, 126, 177, 179,
r 5H(1) 384 192, 431, 440– 4
Commonwealth Administrative
Decisions (Judicial Review) r 5H(2) 384 s 39B(1) 439– 40, 444
Act 1977 2 r 5H(3) 384 s 39B(1A)(b) 150, 152
s5 2 r 5H(4) 384 s 44 126–7, 431
s6 2 r 12(1a) 385 s 425(1) 89
Conciliation and Arbitration Sch 5A 385, 388, 394 s 427(3)(c) 89
Act 1904 s 427(6) 89

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 XX TABLE OF STATUTES

s 483A 431 s 13 170, 481, 483, s 189 215–16

Jurisdiction of the Federal 485, 488– 9 s 189(1) 215
Magistrates Service s 13(a) 480 s 189(3) 199, 210, 215–16,
Legislation Amendment Act s 14 199, 346 219, 346–7
2001 431 s 18 163– 5, 168, 173, 283 s 189(4) 215, 219
Malaysian Immigration Act s 22 285 s 193(1) 346
1959 359
s 22(3) 285 s 195A 215–17, 219
Migration Act 1958 41, 82, 169,
s 29 179 s 195A(1) 215
210, 275, 279, 286, 293, 300,
s 29(1) 213 s 195A(2) 211, 216
328, 332– 3, 361, 419
s 31A 168– 9 s 195A(3) 216
Div 4 249– 51, 253
s 31B(2) 162 s 198 346, 355
Div 5 364– 5
s 36 328, 333, 420 s 198(2) 346– 8, 359
Div 7 253
s 36(2) 199 s 198A 346– 51, 353– 5, 359
Div 7A 249– 50
s 36(2)(a) 192, 328, 335 s 198A(1) 347– 8, 350,
Pt 2 Div 3 178, 213
s 45 213 355– 6, 359
Pt 2 Div 3-A 213
s 46A 199, 211 s 198A(3) 348– 51, 355,
Pt 2 Div 3-AA 213, 216
s 46A(1) 211, 216 357, 359
Pt 2 Div 3-AC 213, 216
s 46A(2) 211 s 198A(3)
Pt 2 Div 3-AF 216 (a) 348– 51, 354– 9
s 47(1) 179
Pt 2 Div 7 215 s 198A(3)(a)(i) to (iii) 351
s 47(3) 213
Pt 3 185 s 198A(3)(a)(i) to (iv) 349,
s 48 187
Pt 3 Div 3-AB 186 352– 3, 355, 357
s 48A 214, 216, 219
Pt 5 125, 127, 129, 182, 213 s 198A(3)(b) 350
s 48B 214, 217, 219
Pt 5 Div 3 125 s 200 223
s 51A 177– 9, 183, 185– 6,
Pt 5 Div 4 125 s 201 223
188– 9, 212
Pt 5 Div 5 125, 186, 214 s 290(2) 479
s 51A(1) 179, 184– 6, 189
Pt 5 Div 6 126 s 303 468, 474– 5, 477
ss 51A(1) to s 57 182
Pt 7 182, 213, 251 s 303(1) 468, 475, 478
s 51A(2) 186
Pt 7 Div 4 193, 214 s 303(1)(f) 479
s 52 180
Pt 8 125–7, 129– 32, s 306 468, 475
s 54 180
280, 431 s 314 467
s 55 180
Pt 9 222 s 346(1)(d) 125
s 56 180–1, 183, 186
s 4 375 s 348(1) 125
s 56(2) 183, 188
s 4(1) 304 s 349 125
s 57 180–1, 185– 9
s 4(2) 211 s 349(1) 137
s 57(1) 182, 187
s 5 430 s 349(2) 134, 137
s 57(1)(a) 182
s 5(1) 199, 215, 346–7, 430 s 349(3) 125, 134
s 57(1)(b) 182
s 6(5) 165 s 349(4) 134
s 57(2) 182– 3, 187– 9
s 6(6) 165 s 351 216–17, 219
s 57(2)(b) 182
s 6A 39, 160, 165 s 353 361
s 57(3) 187– 9
s 6A(1) 161–2, 165– 6 s 353(1) 125, 365
s 57(3)(b) 183
s 6A(1)(c) 38 s 353(2) 125
s 58 182, 188
s 6A(1)(e) 162 s 357A 212, 361
s 63 180
s 6A(8) 165 s 357A(1) 185
s 65 213, 216, 328, 333,
s 7 165 s 357A(3) 361, 366
335– 6, 340, 343– 4
s 7(1) 165, 170 s 359(1) 126
s 65(1) 179, 188– 9,
s 7(3) 161 s 360 361, 365
192, 328
s 7(4) 165 s 360(1) 126, 364
s 65(1)(a)(ii) 339– 40
s 10 165 s 361 126
s 66(2)(c) 187
s 12 464, 481, 483, 485– 9 s 363 361
s 66(3) 187
s 66D 160

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 TABLE OF STATUTES XXI

s 363(1)(b) 361, 364, 366, s 476(4) 431 s 503A(3) 451–2

370, 372 s 476(6) 431 s 503A(9) 446
s 367 128– 9 s 476A 445 Migration Legislation
s 368 128– 9 s 476A(1)(c) 451, 454 Amendment (Judicial Review)
s 368(1) 126, 128, 134 s 476A(2) 451, 454 Act 2001 422, 431
s 368(2) 126, 134 s 478 130 Sch 1 421
s 368(3) 126, 134 s 478(1) 126, 128, 131–2 Migration Legislation
s 369 126 Amendment (Procedural
s 478(1)(a) 136
Fairness) Act 2002 193, 250
s 411(2) 213 s 478(1)(b) 126, 135
s 357A 183
s 414(1) 192 s 478(2) 126, 134– 5
s 422B 183
s 415 216, 336 s 482 126
Migration Regulations 1994
s 415(1) 192, 328 s 483A 431
Sch 1 Item 1402 295
s 416 249 s 485 126
Sch 2 cl 202.222(2) 295–7,
s 417 216–17, 219 s 485(1) 131, 137– 8
299, 301, 304
s 417(1) to (7) 216 s 485(4) 131
National Health Act 1953 138
s 418(3) 191, 193 s 486 127
s 44(1) 147
s 422B 185, 193, 212, s 486A 420, 422, 429– 31,
National Security Act 1939 423
249– 50, 252 434, 450
National Security (Coal Mining
s 422B(1) 248– 9 ss 494A to 494D 178
Industry Employment)
s 424A 193, 251–2 s 496 218, 229, 336, 375 Regulations 1941
s 424A(3)(c) 191 s 499 375 r 17 423– 4
s 425(1) 250, 280 s 500(1)(b) 229, 375 Public Service Act 1999
s 425A 252 s 500A(11) 212 s 13 443
s 425A(1) 250 s 501 221– 6, 228– 32, Social Services Act 1947 287
s 425A(3) 250 238, 370, 376, 445,
s 107 287, 289– 90, 292– 3
s 426(1) 250 451–2, 454
s 107(a) 293
s 430 334– 5, 340 s 501(1) 374
s 107(b) 293
s 430(1) 334– 5 s 501(2) 226–7, 370, 373– 8
s 107(c) 289, 292– 3
s 437 249 s 501(2)(a)(i) 224– 5
s 107(c)(i) 290, 292
s 438 193, 249 s 501(3) 375, 445– 6,
s 107(c)(iii) 290
s 438(2)(a) 193 452– 3, 458
s 138 292
s 438(2)(b) 193 s 501(5) 212
Taxation Administration
s 440(1) 191 s 501(6) 373– 4, 445
Act 1953
s 441A 250– 3 s 501(6)(a) 373
Pt IVC 440–1, 443
s 441G 248, 251– 3 s 501(6)(b) 445
S 14ZZK 442
s 441G(1) 250 s 501(7)(c) 373
S 14ZZL 440
s 474 144, 280, 329, 331, s 501A 445, 451–2, 454
S 14ZZO 442
420– 3, 425– 8, 431, 434 s 501A(4) 212
S 14ZZQ 440
s 474(1) 422– 3 s 501B 445, 451–2, 454
Therapeutic Goods Act
s 474(1)(c) 422, 427, 429 s 501C 445, 451–2, 454
1989 393, 418
s 474(2) 422, 427– 30, 432 s 501C(3) 452
Pt 3 385
s 474(3) 428 s 501C(4) 452
Sch 9 386
s 474(4) 430 s 501G(1)(e) 375– 6
s 3 385
s 474(5) 430 s 502 210, 222– 4,
s 4 385, 394
s 476 220, 222, 225 229– 32, 238
s 17(1) 385
s 476(1) 126, 131, 431 s 502(1)(b) 221
s 18(1) 385
s 476(1)(a) 135 s 503A 445
s 18(1)(b) 385
s 476(1)(c) 135 s 503A(1) 450, 452
s 18(1)(c) 385
s 476(1)(d) 226 s 503A(2) 446– 8, 451–2,
s 20(1)(a) 385
454– 5, 458
s 476(1)(e) 135 s 20(1)(d) 385
s 503A(2)(c) 450–1, 453– 4
s 476(2) 126 s 20(1)(f) 385

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 XXII TABLE OF STATUTES

s 60 394 Liquor Act 1916 122 Judicial Review Act 1991

s 60(2) 394 Local Courts Act 1982 4 43– 4
Trade Practices Act 1974 19 Occupational Health and Safety Pt 5 30
s 4(2) 153 Act 1983 121 s 3 30, 35
s 51(1) 21 s 15 112, 114, 120 s 3(2) 45
Wheat Industry Stabilization s 15(1) 113 s 4 34
Act 1948 20 s 16 112–13 s 6 41
Wheat Marketing Act s 16(1) 113 s 7(1)(a) 34
1989 22, 25, 39 Supreme Court Act 1970 s 10(1) 31
s 5(1) 21 s 69 123, 435 s 16(1) 30, 42
s 57 18–20, 22– 3, 26–7 s 69(1) 123 s 19 30
s 57(1) 18, 21 s 69(3) 113–14, 123 s 20(1) 33
s 57(1A) 18 s 69(4) 113–14, 123 s 20(2) 33
s 57(3A) 19, 21 World Youth Day Act 2006 151 s 30(1) 34
s 57(3B) 19, 21, 23– 4 s 3 153 s 41(2) 31
s 57(3E) 21 s 3A 153 s 42 31
s 57(6) 21 s 46 151 s 42(2) 31
s 57(7) 21, 27 s 58 157 s 43 31
s 84 19 s 58(1) 152– 3
s 58(2) 152 SOUTH AUSTRALIA
ACT s 58(2)(b) 152– 3, 156 Constitution 104
Administrative Decisions World Youth Day Regulation Development Act 1993 315
(Judicial Review) Act 2008 151
Pt 4 Div 1 315
1989 383, 410–11, 417–18 cl 7 151– 3
Sch 10 item 2 315
s 3B(1) 413, 415 cl 7(1) 156–7
s 4 315
s 3B(1)(a) 412–14, 416–17 cl 7(1)(b) 157
s 32 315, 320–1
s 5(1) 412
s 33 320
Planning and Development Act QUEENSLAND s 33(1) 315, 320
2007 411
Criminal Justice Act 1989 60 s 33(1)(a) 315
s 162 411
s 2.14(1)(b) 64 s 34 315
s 2.14(2)(c) 64 s 35 320–1
NEW SOUTH WALES s 2.15(f) 64 s 35(1) 321
Aboriginal Land Rights Act s 2.18 63, 66 s 35(2) 321
1983 395, 404 s 3.17 61–2 s 35(3) 316, 319–22
s 29 396 s 3.21(2) 60, 64 s 35(3)(a) 317
Associations Incorporation Act s 3.21(2)(a) 61–2 s 35(4) 317
1984 384 s 4.8(1) 64 s 38 316
Constitution Act 1902 437 Gaming Machine Act 1991 s 38(3) 317
Pt 9 437 s 3.3(1)(b)(ii) 65 s 38(4) 316–19
Crimes Act 1900 s 3.3(1)(b)(iii) 65 s 38(7) 316
s 18 388 Griffith University Act 1998 s 38(12) 316
s 83 387 s 4 31 s 39(2)(a) 320
Evidence Act s 5 31 s 42(1)(a) 320
s 17(2) 113 s 6 31 s 44 315
Funeral Funds Act 1979 403– 4 s 8 31 s 44(1) 315
s 11(1) 402 s 11 31 s 44(2) 315
Industrial Relations Act 1996 Higher Education (General s 85(1) 319
s 179 113–14, 121, 123 Provisions) Act 1993 s 86(1)(b) 316
Justices Act 1902 s 3 31 s 88(a) 320
s 41(2) 14 s 8(1) 31 s 108 315
s 41(6) 14 s 8(3) 31

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 TABLE OF STATUTES XXIII

Development Regulations INTERNATIONAL Art 3 351

r 16(1) 315, 317, 321–2 Australia New Zealand Closer Art 4 351
r 16(2) 321–2 Economic Relations Trade Art 16(1) 351
r 17 321 Agreement 67, 75, 77 Art 17(1) 351
r 38 315 Art 4 71 Art 22(1) 351
r 98 318 Art 5 71 Art 26 351
r 98.01(3) 318 Banking Act 1979 (UK) 52 Art 31 352
r 98.01(4) 318 City Code on Take- overs and Art 33(1) 351
Summary Offences Act Mergers (UK) 48– 9 Refugees Protocol 328,
1953 39 s (1)(a) 47 351–2, 355
Supreme Court Rules 1987 Constitution (US) Stock Exchange (Listing)
r 98 103 Art III 83 Regulations 1984 (UK) 51
r 98.01(1) 102 Constitution Act 1867 (Canada) Summary Jurisdiction Act 1848
r 98.01(2) 103 ss 96 to 101 334 (UK) 116, 121–2, 458
Convention Relating to the Supreme Court Act 1981 (UK)
Status of Refugees 38, 481 s 31 399
VICTORIA
Copyright Act 1956 (UK) Trade in Services Protocol to
Companies Act 1961 62 the Trade Agreement 67
s 2(1) 312
Corporations Law 18, 20, 22 Art 4 75– 6
International Covenant on Civil
s 124 39 Art 5 75– 6
and Political Rights 156
Crimes Act 1958 Universal Declaration of Human
National Development Act 1979
s 65 388 Rights 156
(NZ) 230
Domestic Animals Act 1994
Prevention of Fraud
s 29 244 (Investments) Act 1958
s 29(4) 244, 247 (UK) 51
s 84P(e) 244, 247 s 14(2) 52
Protocol Relating to the Status
WESTERN AUSTRALIA of Refugees 38
Mining Act 1978 Refugees Convention 206–7,
209, 328– 9, 353, 355, 358
s 57 239

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VII isola II N. 18: si distingue dalle altre per la solidità e la buona
conservazione delle mura. Vedine l’illustrazione nel numero d’Agosto
1868 del Giornale degli Scavi, nuova serie. Quella di Gavio Rufo è
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Terme pubbliche. Vol. II cap. XV pag. 207.
Casa del poeta. Vol. III cap. XX pag. 83.
Son presso de’ termopolii o venditorii di bevande calde. Vol. II, cap.
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Casa di Pansa edile, e secondo alcuni, di Paratus. Vol. III cap. XX
pag. 62.
Casa del maestro di musica, in cui v’è il musaico all’ingresso,
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Fontana. Vol. II, cap. XV 226.
Forno e Mulini. Vol. II, cap. XVII.
Casa di Cajo Sallustio. Vol. III cap. XX.
Forno pubblico. Vol. II, cap. XVII pag. 307, passim.
Cisterna pubblica. Vol. II, cap. XV.
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tal vicolo presentasi un atrio con all’intorno alcune camere, nelle
quali è installata la Scuola archeologica di Pompei.
Scheletri di una madre e di una figlia, di una matrona e d’un uomo.
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Termopolio. Vol. II.
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Fortificazioni e porta d’Ercolano a tre archi colle traccie della
saracinesca nell’arcata di mezzo. Vol. I, cap. VII pag. 187.
Via delle Tombe. Vol. III, cap. XXII pag. 345.
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Tomba di M. Cerrinio. Id. Ibid. pag. 346. A schivare ripetizioni, da
questa pagina in avanti stanno, fino a pag. 368, le dichiarazioni delle
pur seguenti tombe.
Tomba di Vejo e suo emiciclo.
Monumento ed emiciclo di Mammia.
A destra:
Tomba delle ghirlande.
Gran nicchia per riposo dei visitatori.
Giardino delle colonne in musaico.
Albergo e scuderia.
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XXII, ma anzi più largamente è trattato di essa anche nel Vol. I, cap.
III pag. 83.
Tomba di Scauro.
Tomba circolare.
A destra:
Tomba della porta di marmo.
A sinistra:
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101.
Cippi della famiglia Istacidia.
Tomba di Nevoleja Tiche e di Munazio Fausto. Vedi anche nel Vol. I,
cap. VI pag. 101.
Triclinio funebre.
Tomba di Marco Allejo Lucio Libella padre e Marco Libella figlio.
Tomba di Cajo Labeone.
Tomba del fanciullo Velasio Grato.
Tomba del fanciullo Salvio.
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della famiglia Arria di Marco Arrio Diomede, di Marco Arrio
primogenito, di Arria l’ottava figlia di Marco, di un’altra Arria e di
quelli tutti della famiglia di Diomede.
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pag. 143, Vol. II, cap. XV e Vol. III, cap. XX pag. 87.
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essa, al fianco opposto a quello delle Tombe che abbiamo appena
lasciato, al basso della Via di Stabia, dopo alcuni passi oltre gli
scavi, e a traverso de’ campi coltivati, che celano ancora parte della
città, si giunge all’Anfiteatro, del quale si son date in questa edizione
incise la fronte esterna nel titolo del secondo volume dell’opera e nel
corpo, la veduta interna. Vol. II cap. XIV.
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ha sentimento artistico, ne ritrarrà di certo da una prima visita il
desiderio di altre, le quali certo gli verranno rivelando nuove cose
degnissime di osservazione e di nota, e sarà allora, io spero, che gli
torneranno più accetti questi miei studi, nel compire i quali, non
fatica e stanchezza, ma diletto e conforto ho ricavato sempre contro
la cospirazione del silenzio e la viltà di politici avversari, le codarde
compiacenze di insipienti Eliasti e la stupidità degli Iloti onde
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del vecchio Nume divoratore de’ suoi figliuoli e che così ne
compensa le veglie sudate e le opere generose.
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incoraggimenti e poichè nel pigliar le mosse di questi miei studj, io
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carissimo Pietro Cominazzi; così piacemi chiuderli ancora nel suo
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Col sagace poter delle tue carte,
L’immagine si desti agli occhi miei!

Qui s’ergeano i delubri, e qui dell’Arte

Del bello eternatrice e degli Dei
Immortale custode, ecco le sparte
Reliquie, onde il disìo pungi e ricrei.

Del suo classico peplo rivestita,

— Tanta innanzi mi scorre onda di vero, —
Pompei ne’ marmi e nello spirto ha vita.

Tu la vorace ira del tempo hai doma...

Nel passato io risorgo, e col pensiero
Teco son fatto cittadin di Roma.

FINE DEL VOLUME III E DELL’OPERA.

 INDICE DELLE ILLUSTRAZIONI

Volume primo.

I. Il Vesuvio, nel frontispizio.

II. La tomba di Virgilio, pag. 1.
III. Strada all’Eremitaggio del Vesuvio, pag. 61.
IV. Mensa Ponderaria, pag. 91.
V. Bilance Pompejane, pag. 104.
VI. La Catastrofe di Pompei, pag. 140.
VII. Scenografia degli Scavi nel 1868, pag. 161.
VIII. Porta d’Ercolano a Pompei, pag. 181.
IX. Via Consolare, pag. 195.
X. Arco trionfale alla Via di Mercurio, pag. 210.
XI. Il tempio di Venere, pag. 228.
XII. Il tempio di Iside, pag. 244.
XIII. Veduta generale del Foro Civile, pag. 313.
XIV. Foro Nundinario, pag. 319.

Volume secondo.

XV. Veduta esterna dell’Anfiteatro, nel frontispizio.

XVI. Odeum, o Teatro comico, pag. 20.
XVII. Anfiteatro interno, pag. 101.
XVIII. Tepidarium delle antiche terme, pag. 222.
XIX. Fontane, Crocicchi di Fortunata, pag. 226.
XX. Busto di Pompeo, pag. 400.
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XXII. La Battaglia d’Isso, musaico, pag. 410.

Volume terzo.

XXIII. Il quartiere de’ soldati, nel frontispizio.

XXIV. La Casa del Poeta tragico, p. 85.
XXV. Il Lupanare, pag. 227.
XXVI. Via delle Tombe, pag. 345.
XXVII. Pianta del Vesuvio, pag. 391.
 INDICE

CAPITOLO XIX. — Quartiere de’ soldati, e Pag. 5

Ludo gladiatorio? — Pagus Augustus
Felix — Ordinamenti militari di Roma —
Inclinazioni agricole — Qualità militari —
Valore personale — Formazione della
milizia — La leva — Refrattarj — Cause
d’esenzione — Leva tumultuaria —
Cavalleria — Giuramento — Gli evocati e i
conquisitori — Fanteria: Veliti, Astati,
Principi, Triarii — Centurie, manipoli, coorti,
legioni — Denominazione delle legioni —
Ordini della cavalleria: torme, decurie. —
Duci: propri e comuni — Centurioni —
Uragi, Succenturiones, Accensi,
Tergoductores, Decani — Signiferi —
Primopilo — Tribuni — Decurioni nella
cavalleria — Prefetti dei Confederati —
Legati — Imperatore — Armi — Raccolta
d’armi antiche nel Museo Nazionale di
Napoli — Catalogo del comm. Fiorelli —
Cenno storico — Armi trovate negli scavi
d’Ercolano e Pompei — Armi dei Veliti,
degli Astati, dei Principi, dei Triarii, della
cavalleria — Maestri delle armi — Esercizj:
passo, palaria, lotta, nuoto, salto, marce —
Fardelli e loro peso — Bucellatum —
Cavalleria numidica — Accampamenti —
 Castra stativa — Forma del campo —
Principia — Banderuole — Insegne —
Aquilifer — Insegna del Manipolo —
Bandiera delle Centurie — Vessillo della
Cavalleria — Guardie del campo —
Excubiæ e Vigiliæ — Tessera di consegna
— Sentinelle — Procubitores — Istrumenti
militari: buccina, tuba, lituus, cornu,
timpanum — Tibicen, liticen, timpanotriba
— Stipendj militari — I Feciali, gli Auguri, gli
Aruspici e i pullarii — Sacrifici e preghiere
— Dello schierarsi in battaglia — Sistema
di fortificazioni — Macchine guerresche:
Poliorcetiæ: terrapieno, torre mobile,
testuggine, ariete, balista, tollenone,
altalena, elepoli, terebra, galleria, vigna —
Arringhe — La vittoria, Inni e sacrificj —
Premj: asta pura, monili, braccialetti, catene
— Corone: civica, morale, castrense o
vallare, navale o rostrale, ossidionale,
trionfale, ovale — Altre distinzioni —
Spoglia opima — Preda bellica — Il trionfo
— Veste palmata — Trionfo della veste
palmata — In Campidoglio — Banchetto
pubblico — Trionfo navale — Ovazione —
Onori del trionfatore — Pene militari:
decimazione, vigesimazione, e
centesimazione, fustinarium, taglio della
mano, crocifissione, fustigazione leggiera,
multa, censio hastaria — Pene minori —
Congedo

CAPITOLO XX. — Le Case. Differenza tra le 57

case pompejane e romane — Regioni ed
Isole — Cosa fosse il vestibulum e perchè
mancasse alle case pompejane — Piani —
Solarium — Finestre — Distribuzione delle
parti della casa — Casa di Pansa —
Facciata — La bottega del dispensator —
Postes, aulæ, antepagamenta — Janua —
Il portinajo — Prothyrum — Cavædium —
Compluvium ed impluvium — Puteal — Ara
dei Lari — I Penati — Cellæ, o contubernia
— Tablinum, cubicula, fauces, perystilium,
procœton, exedra, œcus, triclinium —
Officia antelucana — Trichila — Lusso de’
triclinii — Cucina — Utensili di cucina —
Inservienti di cucina — Camino: v’erano
camini allora? — Latrina — Lo xisto — Il
crittoportico — Lo sphæristerium, la
pinacoteca — Il balineum — L’Alæatorium
— La cella vinaria — Piani superiori e
recentissima scoperta — Cœnacula — La
Casa a tre piani — I balconi e la Casa del
Balcone pensile — Case principali in
Pompei — Casa di villeggiatura di M. Arrio
Diomede — La famiglia — Principio
costitutivo di essa — La nascita del figlio —
Cerimonie — La nascita della figlia —
Potestas, manus, mancipium — Minima,
media, maxima diminutio capitis —
Matrimonii: per confarreazione, uso,
coempzione — Trinoctium usurpatio —
Diritti della potestas, della manus, del
mancipium — Agnati, consanguinei —
Cognatio — Matrimonium, connubium —
Sponsali — Età del matrimonio — Il
matrimonio e la sua importanza — Bigamia
— Impedimenti — Concubinato — Divorzio
— Separazione — Diffarreatio —
Repudium — La dote — Donatio propter
nuptias — Nozioni sulla patria podestà —
Jus trium liberorum — Adozione — Tutela
— Curatela — Gli schiavi — Cerimonia
religiosa nel loro ingresso in famiglia —
Contubernium — Miglioramento della
condizione servile — Come si divenisse
schiavo — Mercato di schiavi — Diverse
classi di schiavi — Trattamento di essi —
Numero — Come si cessasse di essere
schiavi — I clienti — Pasti e banchetti
romani — Invocazioni al focolare —
Ghiottornie — Leggi alla gola — Lucullo e
le sue cene — Cene degli imperatori —
Jentaculum, prandium, merenda, cœna,
commissatio — Conviti publici — Cene
sacerdotali — Cene de’ magistrati — Cene
de’ trionfanti — Cene degli imperatori —
Banchetti di cerimonia — Triumviri
æpulones — Dapes — Triclinio — Le
mense — Suppellettili — Fercula —
Pioggie odorose — Abito e toletta da tavola
— Tovaglie e tovaglioli — Il re del
banchetto — Tricliniarca — Coena recta —
Primo servito — Secunda mensa —
Pasticcerie e confetture — Le posate —
Arte culinaria — Apicio — Manicaretto di
perle — Vini — Novellio Torquato milanese
— Servi della tavola: Coquus,
lectisterniator, nomenclator, prægustator,
structor, scissor, carptor, pincerna,
pocillator — Musica alle mense — Ballerine
— Gladiatori — Gli avanzi della cena — Le
lanterne di Cartagine — La partenza de’
convitati — La toletta d’una pompejana —
Le cubiculares, le cosmetæ, le calamistræ,
ciniflones, cinerarii, la psecae — I denti —
 La capigliatura — Lo specchio — Punizioni
della toaletta — Le ugne — I profumi —
Mundus muliebris — I salutigeruli — Le
Veneræ — Sandaligerulæ, vestisplicæ,
ornatrices — Abiti e abbigliamenti —
Vestiario degli uomini — Abito de’ fanciulli
— La bulla — Vestito degli schiavi — I
lavori del gineceo

CAPITOLO XXI. — I Lupanari. — Gli ozj di 165

Capua — La prostituzione — Riassunto
storico della prostituzione antica —
Prostituzione ospitale, sacra e legale — La
Bibbia ed Erodoto — Gli Angeli e le figlie
degli uomini — Le figlie di Loth — Sodoma
e Gomorra — Thamar — Legge di Mosè —
Zambri, Asa, Sansone, Abramo, Giacobbe,
Gedeone — Raab — Il Levita di Efraim —
David, Betsabea, la moglie di Nabal e la
Sunamite — Salomone e le sue concubine
— Prostituzione in Israele — Osea profeta
— I Babilonesi e la dea Militta — Venere e
Adone — Astarte — Le orgie di Mitra —
Prostituzione sacra in Egitto — Ramsete e
Ceope — Cortigiane più antiche —
Rodope, Cleina, Stratonice, Irene,
Agatoclea — Prostituzione greca —
Dicterion — Ditteriadi, auletridi, eterìe —
Eterìe celebri — Aspasia — Saffo e l’amor
lesbio — La prostituzione in Italia — La
lupa di Romolo e Remo — Le feste
lupercali — Baccanali e Baccanti — La
cortigiana Flora e i giuochi florali — Culto di
Venere in Roma — Feste a Venere Mirtea
— Il Pervigilium Veneris — Traduzione —
Altre cerimonie nelle feste di Venere — I
misteri di Iside — Feste Priapee — Canzoni
priapee — Emblemi itifallici — Abbondanti
in Ercolano e Pompei — Raccolta
Pornografica nel Museo di Napoli — Sue
vicende — Oggetti pornografici d’Ercolano
e Pompei — I misteri della Dea Bona —
Degenerazione de’ misteri della Dea Bona
— Culto di Cupido, Mutino, Pertunda,
Perfica, Prema, Volupia, Lubenzia, Tolano e
Ticone — Prostituzione legale — Meretrici
forestiere — Cortigiane patrizie — Licentia
stupri — Prostitute imperiali — Adulterii —
Bastardi — Infanticidi — Supposizioni ed
esposizioni d’infanti — Legge Giulia: de
adulteriis — Le Famosæ — La Lesbia di
Catullo — La Cinzia di Properzio — La
Delia di Tibullo — La Corinna di Ovidio —
Ovidio, Giulia e Postumo Agrippa — La
Licori di Cornelio Gallo — Incostanza delle
famosæ — Le sciupate di Orazio — La
Marcella di Marziale e la moglie — Petronio
Arbitro e il Satyricon — Turno — La
Prostituzione delle Muse — Giovenale — Il
linguaggio per gesti — Comessationes —
Meretrices e prostibulæ — Prosedæ,
alicariæ, blitidæ, bustuariæ, casoritæ,
copæ, diobolæ, quadrantariæ, foraneæ,
vagæ, summenianæ — Le delicatæ —
Singrafo di fedeltà — Le pretiosæ —
Ballerine e Ludie — Crescente cinedo e
Tyria Percisa in Pompei — Pueri meritorii,
spadones, pædicones — Cinedi — Lenoni
— Numero de’ lupanari in Roma —
Lupanare romano — Meretricium nomen —
Filtri amatorii — Stabula, casaurium,
 lustrum, ganeum — Lupanari pompejani —
Il Lupanare Nuovo — I Cuculi — Postriboli
minori

CAPITOLO XXII. La Via delle tombe. — 285

Estremi officii ai morenti — La Morte —
Conclamatio — Credenze intorno all’anima
ed alla morte — Gli Elisii e il Tartaro —
Culto dei morti e sua antichità — Gli Dei
Mani — Denunzia di decesso — Tempio
della Dea Libitina — Il libitinario —
Pollinctores — La toaletta del morto — Il
triente in bocca — Il cipresso funerale e
suo significato — Le imagini degli Dei
velate — Esposizione del cadavere — Il
certificato di buona condotta —
Convocazione al funerale — Exequiæ,
Funus, publicum, indictivum, tacitum,
gentilitium — Il mortoro: i siticini, i tubicini,
le prefiche, la nenia; Piatrices, Sagæ,
Expiatrices, Simpulatrices, i Popi e i
Vittimari, le insegne onorifiche, le imagini
de’ maggiori, i mimi e l’archimimo, sicinnia,
amici e parenti, la lettiga funebre — I clienti,
gli schiavi e i familiari — La rheda —
L’orazione funebre — Origine di essa — Il
rogo — Il Bustum — L’ultimo bacio e
l’ultimo vale — Il fuoco alla pira — Munera
— L’invocazione ai venti — Legati di
banchetti annuali e di beneficenza —
Decursio — Le libazioni — I bustuari —
Ludi gladiatorii — La ustrina — Il sepolcro
comune — L’epicedion — Ossilegium —
L’urna — Suffitio — Il congedo —
Monimentum — Vasi lacrimatorj — Fori
nelle tombe — Cremazione — I bambini e i
colpiti dal fulmine — Subgrundarium —
Silicernium — Visceratio — Novemdialia —
Denicales feriæ — Funerali de’ poveri —
Sandapila — Puticuli — Purificazione della
casa — Lutto, publico e privato —
Giuramento — Commemorazioni funebri,
Feste Parentali, Feralia, Lemuralia, Inferiæ
— I sepolcri — Sepulcrum familiare —
Sepulcrum comune — Sepolcro ereditario
— Cenotafii — Columellæ o cippi, mensæ,
labra, arcæ — Campo Sesterzio in Roma
— La formula Tacito nomine — Prescrizioni
pe’ sepolcri — Are pei sagrifizj — Leggi
mortuarie e intorno alle tombe — Punizioni
de’ profanatori di esse — Via delle tombe in
Pompei — Tombe di M. Cerrinio e di A.
Vejo — Emiciclo di Mammia — Cippi di M.
Porcio, Venerio Epafrodito, Istacidia,
Istacidio Campano, Melisseo Apro e
Istacidio Menoico — Giardino delle colonne
in musaico — Tombe delle Ghirlande —
Albergo e scuderia — Sepolcro dalle porte
di marmo — Sepolcreto della famiglia
Istacidia — Misura del piede romano — La
tomba di Nevoleja Tiche e di Munazio
Fausto — Urna di Munazio Atimeto —
Mausoleo dei due Libella — Il decurionato
in Pompei — Cenotafio di Cejo e Labeone
— Cinque scheletri — Columelle — A Iceio
Comune — A Salvio fanciullo — A Velasio
Grato — Camera sepolcrale di Cn. Vibrio
Saturnino — Sepolcreto della famiglia Arria
— Sepolture fuori la porta Nolana —
Deduzioni
CONCLUSIONE 371

Appendice Prima. I busti di Bruto e di

Pompeo 383
Appendice Seconda. L’Eruzione del Vesuvio
del 1872 391
Sonetto a P. A. Curti di P. Cominazzi 419
Indice delle Incisioni sparse nell’opera 421
Indice Generale 422
 INDICE GENERALE DELL’OPERA

VOLUME PRIMO

Dedica Pag. V
Intendimenti dell’Opera VII
Introduzione 1

CAPITOLO I. — Il Vesuvio. — La carrozzella

napoletana — La scommessa d’un inglese
— Il valore d’uno schiaffo — Pompei! —
Prime impressioni — Il Vesuvio — Temerità
giustificata — Topografia del Vesuvio — La
storia delle sue principali eruzioni — Ercole
nella Campania — Vi fonda Ercolano — Se
questa città venisse distrutta
contemporaneamente a Pompei — I popoli
dell’Italia Centrale al Vesuvio —
Combattimento di Spartaco — L’eruzione
del 79 — Le posteriori — L’eruzione del
1631 e quella del 1632 — L’eruzione del
1861, e un’iscrizione di V. Fornari —
L’eruzione del 1868 — Il Vesuvio ministro
di morte e rovina, di vita e ricchezza —
Mineralogia — Minuterie — Ascensioni sul
Vesuvio — Temerità punita —
Pompejorama 13

CAPITOLO II. — Storia. Primo periodo. — 41

Divisione della storia — Origini di Pompei
— Ercole e i buoi di Gerione — Oschi e
 Pelasgi — I Sanniti — Occupano la
Campania — Dedizione di questa a Roma
— I Feciali Romani indicon guerra a’
Sanniti — Vittoria dell’armi romane — Lega
de’ Campani coi Latini contro i Romani —
L. Annio Setino e T. Manlio Torquato —
Disciplina militare — Battaglia al Vesuvio
— Le Forche Caudine — Rivincita de’
Romani — Cospirazioni campane contro
Roma — I Pompejani battono i soldati della
flotta romana — Ultima guerra de’ Sanniti
contro i Romani

CAPITOLO III. — Storia. Periodo secondo.

— La legione Campana a Reggio — È
vinta e giustiziata a Roma — Guerra
sociale — Beneficj di essa — Lucio Silla
assedia Stabia e la smantella — Battaglia
di Silla e Cluenzio sotto Pompei — Minazio
Magio — Cluenzio è sconfitto a Nola —
Silla e Mario — Vendette Sillane — Pompei
eretto in municipio — Silla manda una
colonia a Pompei — Che e quante fossero
le colonie romane — Pompei si noma
Colonia Veneria Cornelia — Resistenza di
Pompei ai Coloni — Seconda guerra
servile — Morte di Spartaco — Congiura di
Catilina — P. Silla patrono di Pompei
accusato a Roma — Difeso da Cicerone e
assolto — Ninnio Mulo — I patroni di
Pompei — Augusto vi aggiunge il Pagus
Augustus Felix — Druso muore in Pompei
— Contesa di Pompejani e Nocerini —
Nerone e Agrippina — Tremuoto del 63
che distrugge parte di Pompei 61
CAPITOLO IV. — Storia. Periodo Secondo.
— Leggi, Monete, Offici e Costume — Il
Municipio — Ordini cittadini — Decurioni,
Duumviri, Quinquennale, Edili, Questore —
Il flamine Valente — Sollecitazioni elettorali
— I cavalieri — Gli Augustali — Condizioni
fatte alle Colonie — Il Bisellium — Dogane
in Pompei — Pesi e Misure — Monete —
La Hausse e la Baisse — Posta —
Invenzione della Posta — I portalettere
romani — Lingua parlata in Pompei —
Lingua scritta — Papiri — Modo di scrivere
— Codicilli e Pugillares — Lusso in Pompei
— Il leone di Marco Aurelio — Schiavi —
Schiavi agricoltori — Vini pompejani —
Camangiari rinvenuti negli scavi — Il garo
o caviale liquido pompejano — Malati
mandati a Pompei 91

CAPITOLO V. — Storia. Periodo secondo.

— Il Cataclisma — T. Svedio Clemente
compone le differenze tra Pompejani e
Coloni — Pompei si rinnova — Affissi
pubblici — La flotta romana e Plinio il
Vecchio ammiraglio — Sua vita — La
Storia Naturale e altre sue opere — Il
novissimo giorno — Morte di Plinio il
Vecchio — Prima lettera di Plinio il Giovane
a Tacito — Diversa pretesa morte di Plinio
il Vecchio — Seconda lettera di Plinio il
Giovane a Tacito — Provvedimenti inutili di
Tito Vespasiano Pag. 127

CAPITOLO VI. — Gli Scavi e la Topografia. 161

 — I Guardiani — Un inconveniente a
riparare — Ladri antichi — Vi fu una
seconda Pompei? — Scoperta della città
— Rinvenimento d’Ercolano — Preziosità
ercolanesi — Possibilità d’un’intera
rivendicazione alla luce di Ercolano —
Scavi regolari in Pompei — Disordini e
provvedimenti — Scuola d’antichità in
Pompei — C. A. Vecchi — Topografia di
Pompei — Le Saline e le Cave di pomici —
Il Sarno

CAPITOLO VII. — Le Mura — Le Porte —

Le Vie. — Le Mura, loro misura e
costruzione — Fortificazioni — Torri —
Terrapieno e Casematte — Le porte — Le
Regioni e le Isole — Le Vie — I
Marciapiedi — Il lastrico e la manutenzione
delle vie — La via Consolare e le vie
principali — Vie minori — Fontane
pubbliche — Tabernacoli sulle vie —
Amuleti contro la jettatura — Iscrizioni
scritte o graffite sulle muraglie —
Provvedimenti edili contro le immondezze
— Botteghe — Archi — Carrozze — Cura
delle vie 181

CAPITOLO VIII. — I Templi. — Fede e 219

superstizione — Architettura generale de’
templi — Collocazione degli altari — Are
ed altari — Della scelta dei luoghi —
Tempio di Venere — Le due Veneri —
Culto a Venere Fisica — Processione —
Descrizione del tempio di Venere in
Pompei — Oggetti d’arte e iscrizioni in
 esso — Jus luminum obstruendorum —
Tempio di Giove — I sacri principj —
Tempio d’Iside — Culto d’Iside — Bandito
da Roma, rimesso dopo in maggior onore
— Tibullo e Properzio — Notti isiache —
Origini — Leggenda egizia — Chiave della
leggenda — Gerarchia Sacerdotale — Riti
— Descrizione del tempio d’Iside in
Pompei — Oggetti rinvenuti — Curia Isiaca
— Voltaire e gli Zingari — Tempio
d’Esculapio — Controversie — Cenni
mitologici — Il Calendario Ovidiano concilia
le differenze — Descrizione — Tempio di
Mercurio — Controversie — Opinioni sulla
sua destinazione — Ragioni perchè abbiasi
a ritenere di Mercurio — Descrizione del
tempio — Tempio della Fortuna —
Venerata questa dea in Roma e in Grecia
— Descrizione del suo tempio — Antistites,
Sacerdotes, Ministri — Tempio d’Augusto
— Sodales Augustales — Descrizione e
Pittura, Monete — Tempio di Ercole o di
Nettuno — Detto anche tempio greco —
Descrizione — Bidental e Puteal — Tempio
di Cerere — Presunzioni di sua esistenza
— Favole — I Misteri della Dea Bona e P.
Clodio — Il Calcidico era il tempio di
Cerere? — Priapo — Lari e Penati —
Cristianesimo — Ebrei e Cristiani

CAPITOLO IX. — I Fori. — Cosa fossero i 305

Fori — Agora Greco — Fori di Roma —
Civili e venali — Foro Romano — Comizj
— Centuriati e tributi — Procedimento in
essi per le elezioni de’ magistrati, per le