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venteenth and eighteenth-century 43-44 Jurist-theologians 39 Spanish 81-82, 83 Jury 129, 133-134 lawlessness of 138 _Jus_ 31 _Jus disponendi_ 221 Just, the, by nature or by convention 25, 27, 31, 55 Justice, Aristotle on 25, 77 definition of in the Institutes 77 executive 137 idea of 65 without law 102, 113 Justinian, Institutes of 77-78 Kant 84, 202, 219, 260 theory of contract 260-261 theory of property 210-214 Kenyon, Lord 47 Kin organization 74 _Laesio enormis_ 274 Langdell, C. C. 259 Law, adjustment with administration 137 and morals 27, 30, 41, 111, 112 application of 100 ff. as an aggregate of rules 110 as a body of agreements 63 as a body of commands 64 as a body of divinely ordained rules 60 as a keeping of the peace 72-74 as a reflection of divine reason 63 as a system of principles 62, 66 as custom 61, 62 as declaratory of economic or social laws 67-68 as precepts discovered by experience 65 as recorded traditional wisdom 61 as restraint on liberty 60 as rules imposed by dominant class 66 as standing between the individual and society 53 as unfolding an idea of right 65 basis of authority of 19, 23-24, 27, 28-29, 38, 69-72 Byzantine theory of 110 distinguished from rules of law 24 elements of 115-116 end of 35-36, 59 ff. effectiveness of 193 finding 100, 104-105 forms of 27-28 government of 136 historical theory of 65, 68 how far made 107-108 idea of self-sufficiency of 17, 67 judge made 35 jurist made 35 maturity of 48, 59, 102 merchant 155, 271, 275 nature of 59, 91, 111 nature of theories of 68-69 political theory of 68 restatement of the 282 science of 101 soft spots in the 282 theories of the nature of 60-68 Law making, judicial 105 presuppositions of 59 Legal standards 51, 114, 116-120, 129, 141 Legal transactions 153 _bonae fidei_ 248 categories of 247 formal 249 _stricti iuris_ 248 Lending 150 Letters of credit 275, 276-277 _Lex_ 31 _Lex Aquilia_ 159 Liability, absolute 179 act as basis of 158, 182 analytical theory of 152-153 as corollary of fault 163-164, 166, 168, 181, 187, 283-284 basis of delictal 177 delictal 163, 167-169 elements of 1
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