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law of majestas

law of majestas noun: any of several Ancient Roman laws of the Republican and Imperial periods that dealt with crimes against the Roman people, state, or emperor.

Noun

law of majestas (plural laws of majestas)

  1. (historical) Any of several Ancient Roman laws of the Republican and Imperial periods that dealt with crimes against the Roman people, state, or emperor.

Forms of law of majestas

plurallaws of majestas

Questions about law of majestas

What does law of majestas mean?
Law of majestas means any of several Ancient Roman laws of the Republican and Imperial periods that dealt with crimes against the Roman people, state, or emperor.
What part of speech is law of majestas?
Law of majestas is a noun.
What is the plural of law of majestas?
The plural of law of majestas is laws of majestas.

Words near law of majestas in the dictionary

  1. law of holes
  2. law of identity
  3. Law of Jante
  4. law of large numbers
  5. law of love
  6. law of majestas
  7. law of markets
  8. law of nations
  9. law of nature
  10. law of non-contradiction
  11. law of noncontradiction

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