concept

the law of nations

ius gentium

The body of usage held binding among all peoples—especially the inviolability of envoys—whose breach at Fidenae outraged Rome.

Mentioned in 13 works (22 total)

The History of Rome, Book 1 history · 1 mention

The History of Rome, Book 2 history · 1 mention

The History of Rome, Book 4 history · 3 mentions

The History of Rome, Book 5 history · 3 mentions

The History of Rome, Book 6 history · 1 mention

The History of Rome, Book 8 history · 2 mentions

The History of Rome, Book 9 history · 1 mention

The History of Rome, Book 21 history · 2 mentions

The History of Rome, Book 30 history · 1 mention

The History of Rome, Book 38 history · 1 mention

The History of Rome, Book 39 history · 1 mention

The History of Rome, Book 40 history · 4 mentions

The History of Rome, Book 42 history · 1 mention