JUS AELIANUM

By SovConn | June 7, 2013

Jus Aelianum (j<<schwa>>s ee-lee-ay-n<<schwa>>m). [Latin] Roman law. A manual of laws drawn up in the second century B.C. by the consul Sextus Aelius, consisting of three parts: (1) the laws of the Twelve Tables; (2) a commentary on them; and (3) the forms of procedure. See TWELVE TABLES.

[Blacks Law 8th]

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