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171 iustitiae tenax
Iubilate Deo [L], rejoice in God; be joyful in the Lord.
iucundi acti labores [L], past labors are pleasant; the memory of
mastered difficulties is sweet: Cicero.
iudex damnatur cum nocens absolvitur [L], the judge is condemned
when the guilty is acquitted: Publilins Syrus.
iudicium Dei [L], judgment of God.
iudicium parium aut leges terrae [L], the judgment of one's peers or
the laws of the land: from Magna Charta.
iuncta iuvant [L], things united aid each other; union is strength.
iuniores ad labores [L], the younger men for labors.
Iupiter (or Iuppiter) Tonans [L], Jupiter the Thunderer.
iurare in verba magistri [L], to swear to the words of the master:
Horace. See NULLIUS ADDICTUS etc.
iure [L], by right. —iure coronae, by the right of the crown. —iure
divino, by divine right (or law). —iure humano, by human law; by
the will of the people. —iure mariti, by a husband's right. —iure
non dono, by right, not by gift. —iure propinquitatis, by right of
relationship. —iure sanguinis, by right of blood: all law.
iurisdictionis fundandae causa (or gratia) [L], for the sake of establishing
jurisdiction: law.
iuris peritus [L], learned (or skilled) in the law.
Iuris Utriusque Doctor [L], Doctor of Both Laws (i.e., of canon and
civil law): abbr. J.U.D.
ius [L; pi. iures], law; legal right. —ius canonicum, canon law. —ius
civile, civil law. —ius commune, the common law. —ius divinum,
divine law. —ius et norma loquendi, the law and rule of speech;
ordinary usage: Horace. —ius gentium, law of nations; international
law. —ius gladii, the right of the sword; supreme jurisdiction. —ius
in re, a real right. —ius mariti, the right of a husband. —ius naturae,
the law of nature. —ius pignoris, right of pledge or hypothecation.
—ius possessionis, right of possession. —ius postliminii, the right
of resumption of their former status by persons and things taken by
an enemy in war, on their coming again under the control of the
nation to which they originally belonged: international law. —ius
proprietatis, right of property. —ius regium, right of the crown;
royal right. —ius relicti, the right of the widow. —ius sanguinis, law
or right of consanguinity (or blood); specif., the rule of law that the
citizenship of the parents determines that of the child. —ius soli,
law or right of the soil; specif., the rule of law that the citizenship
of a child is determined by the place of his birth. —ius summum
saepe summa malitia est, extreme law is often extreme wrong: Terence.
iusiurandum [L; pi iusiuranda], an oath.
ius primae noctis [L], the right of the first night. Cf. DROIT DE SEIGNEUR.
iustitiae sóror fides [L], faith is the sister of justice.
iustitiae tenax [L], tenacious of justice.