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jus gentium
[ juhs-jen-shee-uhm ]
/ ˈdʒʌs ˈdʒɛn ʃi əm /
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noun Roman Law.
See under jus civile.
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Origin of jus gentium
1540–50; <Latin: law of the nations
Words nearby jus gentium
jurywoman, jus, jus canonicum, jus civile, jus divinum, jus gentium, jus naturale, jus postliminii, jus primae noctis, jus sanguinis, Jusserand
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British Dictionary definitions for jus gentium
jus gentium
/ (ˈdʒɛntɪəm) /
noun
Roman law those rules of law common to all nations
Word Origin for jus gentium
from Latin
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