De iure naturali, gentium et civili (On natural, gentile and civil law)
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De iure naturali, gentium et civili (On natural, gentile and civil law) is the opening section of Justinian’s Institutes that outlines the fundamental principles of natural, international, and civil law in Roman legal theory.
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Entity disambiguation (via context triple)
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Target entity: De iure naturali, gentium et civili (On natural, gentile and civil law) Context triple: [Book I (Institutes of Justinian), hasTitle, De iure naturali, gentium et civili (On natural, gentile and civil law)]
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De jure naturae et gentium
De jure naturae et gentium is a seminal 1672 work of natural law and political philosophy that systematically explores the foundations of law, morality, and international relations.
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Fundamenta juris naturae et gentium
Fundamenta juris naturae et gentium is a seminal early 18th-century treatise on natural law and the law of nations by German philosopher and jurist Christian Thomasius.
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Observationes selectae de jure naturae et gentium
Observationes selectae de jure naturae et gentium is a scholarly work by Christian Thomasius that explores key questions of natural law and the law of nations within early modern legal philosophy.
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Jus naturae methodo scientifica pertractatum
Jus naturae methodo scientifica pertractatum is a major work of early modern philosophy in which Christian Wolff systematically develops natural law using a rigorous, quasi-mathematical method.
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Discourse on the Study of the Laws
Discourse on the Study of the Laws is a legal treatise by English lawyer and biographer Roger North that reflects on the principles, methods, and proper approach to studying law.
- F. None of above. chosen
- G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.
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Entity disambiguation (via description)
gpt-5-mini-2025-08-07
Target entity: De iure naturali, gentium et civili (On natural, gentile and civil law) Target entity description: De iure naturali, gentium et civili (On natural, gentile and civil law) is the opening section of Justinian’s Institutes that outlines the fundamental principles of natural, international, and civil law in Roman legal theory.
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A.
De jure naturae et gentium
De jure naturae et gentium is a seminal 1672 work of natural law and political philosophy that systematically explores the foundations of law, morality, and international relations.
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B.
Fundamenta juris naturae et gentium
Fundamenta juris naturae et gentium is a seminal early 18th-century treatise on natural law and the law of nations by German philosopher and jurist Christian Thomasius.
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C.
Observationes selectae de jure naturae et gentium
Observationes selectae de jure naturae et gentium is a scholarly work by Christian Thomasius that explores key questions of natural law and the law of nations within early modern legal philosophy.
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D.
Jus naturae methodo scientifica pertractatum
Jus naturae methodo scientifica pertractatum is a major work of early modern philosophy in which Christian Wolff systematically develops natural law using a rigorous, quasi-mathematical method.
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E.
Discourse on the Study of the Laws
Discourse on the Study of the Laws is a legal treatise by English lawyer and biographer Roger North that reflects on the principles, methods, and proper approach to studying law.
- F. None of above. chosen
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