Law is defined as 'the standard of what is just and unjust' by :
"Justinian's Digest" (part of the Corpus Juris Civilis) contains the classical Roman definition of law (ius) as the art of the good and the equitable and elsewhere as the…
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Law is defined as 'the standard of what is just and unjust' by :
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"Justinian's Digest" (part of the Corpus Juris Civilis) contains the classical Roman definition of law (ius) as the art of the good and the equitable and elsewhere as the standard of what is just and unjust, a formulation later echoed by natural law thinkers.
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