pandect /panˈdekt/

1. A treatise covering the whole of any subject, esp the complete laws of a country
2. (in pl; with cap) the digest of Roman law made by command of the Emperor Justinian in the 6c

• self-tanning
• self-tans
• self-tapping
• self-taught
• self-tempted
• self-thinking
• self-torment
• self-tormenting
• self-tormentor
• self-tormentors
• self-torments
• self-torture
• self-trained
• self-transformation
• self-treatment
• self-trust
• self-unable
• self-understanding
• self-vindication
• self-vindications
• self-violence
• self-will
• self-willed
• self-winding
• self-worship