Jus Civitatis Law and Legal Definition
Jus Civitatis is a collection of laws among the Romans which all members of the nation were required to follow. Jus gentium as opposed to Jus Civitatis, is that law which a natural reason has established among all men, and which is equally observed among all nations.
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