honorarium
41honorarium — n. (pl. honorariums or honoraria) a fee, esp. a voluntary payment for professional services rendered without the normal fee. Etymology: L, neut. of honorarius: see HONORARY …
42Ius honorarium — Das ius honorarium (Amtsrecht) ist das Recht, das im Römischen Reich von den Inhabern der republikanischen Ehrenämter, besonders aber vom Prätor, ausgeübt wurde, um damit das ius civile zu unterstützen, zu ergänzen und gegebenenfalls zu… …
43Ius honorarium — El Ius Honorarium es el derecho pretorio fundado en la República de Roma. Está en constante tensión armónica con el Ius Civile tradicional, es decir, el fundado en el saber de los juristas. El derecho civil y el derecho pretorio formaban un… …
44Jus honorarĭum — (Jus honores gerentium, lat.), soviel wie Beamtenrecht, das durch die Edikte der altrömischen Magistrate eingeführte Recht, namentlich das prätorische Recht (s. Edikt) …
45Ius honorarium — • Ius honorarium (honor = magistratus) (юр.), есть преторское право, внесенное в эдикт и происшедшее из принципа справедливости и из ius gentium …
46actio honorarium — A Roman action based on the jus honorarium, that is, the praetorian law, the law made by the Roman officers, and not the civil law, which was the law made by the people …
47jus honorarium — /jas (h)6nareriyam/ The body of Roman law, which was made up of edicts of the supreme magistrates, particularly the praetors …
48jus honorarium — /jas (h)6nareriyam/ The body of Roman law, which was made up of edicts of the supreme magistrates, particularly the praetors …
49jus honorarium — (Roman law.) The law which was instituted by the edicts of the magistrates. See Mackeldey s Roman Law § 37 …
50jus honorarium — ˌänəˈra(a)rēəm noun Etymology: Latin, magisterial law Roman law : the law established by the edicts of the magistrates consisting chiefly of the praetorian law and the law of the curule aediles …
