105, 135-138

derivation of word 67

names of expressing fact or
mode of enactment 92, 93
unconscious definition of 13-
15

pervading idea of its names
90-93

its origin in a combination of
families 151

its general object 188, 189
suggested definition of 134
not mere order 106

of inanimate matter and ab-

stractions 106-109

of animals other than man
109-111

of nature according to Ulpian
110, to Austin 117, to cer-
tain philosophers 117-120,
to Grotius 120, 121, to
Hobbes 121, to Blackstone
121, 122

Law of God why not law in the or-
dinary sense 129-131

Law "positive" 131, 132
Law of a state defined 172

νέμειν 56, 57

νομός 51, 52

νόμος 52-56

Pindar on 54

derived from νέμειν 55-57

Opinion, sanction of 189-192

to

Praetor Urbanus 344

the second 345

"peregrinus" 345, 346

precedents recognised by Hale 246
practical application of 249,
250
promulgation 213

"promulged and unpromulged" law
213, 269
prudentes according to Savigny the
organ of the people 274, 325
distinguished from patroni
282, 284

pontiffs the first 284

as professors 288-290

as jurum conditores 290, 291
licensed 293-295

under Hadrian 295-297

later 297, 298

in the Digest 298, 299

publication of statute law 30, 38, 92,
212

meaning of, according to Ger-
man jurists and Austin 268,
269

that meaning discussed 270-
272

Glanville's use of the antithe-
sis 302-6

Shield of Achilles, trial scene in 49,
50

"singular" law 319, 336

Social Contract or Compact 142-144
sources of law, different meanings of
phrase 197-199