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The concept of property has undergone […] many changes, but their examination does not fall within the scope of this paper. […] [T]he term ‘property’ […] may reflect the legal relationship of a person to a particular object in the sense of a right of ownership or title. […] In other respects the expression ‘property’ may be used in its widest sense, including all of a person’s legal rights of whatever description, what the Romans called a ‘universitas rerum’ and the Greeks ‘περιουσία’.
