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pandect
pan·dect P0040000 (păn′dĕkt′)n.1. Pandects A digest of Roman civil law, compiled for the emperor Justinian in the sixth century ad and part of the Corpus Juris Civilis. Also called Digest.2. The definitive statement of a legal rule.
[Latin pandectēs, encyclopedia, from Greek pandektēs, all-receiving : pan-, pan- + dektēs, receiver (from dekhesthai, to receive, accept; see dek- in Indo-European roots).]pandect (ˈpændɛkt) n1. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a treatise covering all aspects of a particular subject2. (Law) (often plural) the complete body of laws of a country; legal code[C16: via Late Latin from Greek pandektēs containing everything, from pan- + dektēs receiver, from dekhesthai to receive]pan•dect (ˈpæn dɛkt)
n. 1. pandects, a complete body or code of laws: the Pandects of Justinian. 2. any complete and comprehensive digest. [1525–35; < Late Latin Pandectēs < Greek pandéktēs=pan- pan- + déktēs receiver, container, encyclopedia] pandect, pandectsa legal code or complete body or system of laws.See also: Law
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