Ulpian
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- | ""everyone would be born free by the [[natural law]]" and that slavery exists by the ''[[ius gentium]]''."--''[[Natural Law and Justice]]'' (1987) by [[Lloyd L. Weinreb]] | + | ""everyone would be born free by the [[natural law]]" and that slavery exists by the ''[[ius gentium]]'' [...] The same description of natural law , evidently taken from [[Ulpian]], appears prominently near the beginning of the ''[[Institutes]]'' . 1.2 , Thomas , p . 4 . 12. Digest 1.1.4 .."--''[[Natural Law and Justice]]'' (1987) by [[Lloyd L. Weinreb]] |
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""everyone would be born free by the natural law" and that slavery exists by the ius gentium [...] The same description of natural law , evidently taken from Ulpian, appears prominently near the beginning of the Institutes . 1.2 , Thomas , p . 4 . 12. Digest 1.1.4 .."--Natural Law and Justice (1987) by Lloyd L. Weinreb |
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Ulpian (c. 170 – 228) was a Roman jurist of Tyrian ancestry.
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