jus honorarium
noun
jus ho·no·ra·ri·um
-ˌänəˈra(a)rēəm
Roman law
: the law established by the edicts of the magistrates consisting chiefly of the praetorian law and the law of the curule aediles
Word History
Etymology
Latin, magisterial law
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