A practitioner of Roman civil law, or of any of the various legal systems or codes historically derived from Roman civil law; an expert in or…

An expert in or student of civil law (chiefly civil law, n. 1); a practitioner of this; spec. (the title of) the Professor of Civil Law at King's…

A lawyer specializing in common law.

An expert in the Justinianian code; a student of Roman civil law. Cf. civilian, n. 1.

one who deals with or treats of tenures.

A lawyer specializing in common law; (also Scottish) an arbitrator. Obsolete.

A writer or authority on feuds, one versed in feudal law. Also attributive.

An expert in criminal law.

Perhaps: = criminalist, n.

An expert in or student of Roman law; a person who practises Roman law.

Now usually in form pandit. In India: a learned or wise person; a person with knowledge of Sanskrit and Indian philosophy, religion, and law…

A member of the advance guard of an army. Cf. antecursor, n. Obsolete. rare.

One who studies or writes on the (political) constitution.

A civil lawyer; = civilian, n. 1. Obsolete. rare.

An expert or writer on the law of nations or international law.

A person who codifies something, esp. laws. Also: a person who is knowledgeable about civil law or the legal codes of different nations.

As in theˈologo-inquisiˈtorial adj. of or pertaining to a theological inquisitor. theologo-jurist n. a jurist who treats of theology.

An expert in international law or the law of nations. Now chiefly historical.

A follower of Massurius Sabinus, a celebrated jurist in the time of the emperor Tiberius.

A member of a group of German scholars of Roman law who resumed study of the Pandects in the early 19th cent.