pandect in Italian
pandect in Italian is pandetta — pandect means (law) Usually as Pandects: a collection of Roman legal writings put together in the 6th century on the orders of Emperor Justinian.
pandect in Italian
pandetta
What does "pandect" mean?
- noun (law) Usually as Pandects: a collection of Roman legal writings put together in the 6th century on the orders of Emperor Justinian.
- noun (law) A complete collection of a country's laws; a legal code.
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noun A work that covers a subject in full, especially a single manuscript containing the whole Bible.
"Pandects, manuscript-volumes containing all the books of the Old and New Testaments, were enormous and very rare."
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- Pandects, manuscript-volumes containing all the books of the Old and New Testaments, were enormous and very rare.
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What is "pandect" in Italian?
"pandect" in Italian is pandetta. pandect means: (law) Usually as Pandects: a collection of Roman legal writings put together in the 6th century on the orders of Emperor Justinian.
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