Ius civile ("citizen law", originally ius civile Quiritium) was the body of common laws that applied to Roman citizens and the Praetores Urbani, the individuals who had jurisdiction over cases involving citizens.

The term jus civile, meaning “civil law,” for example, was used in ancient Rome to distinguish the law found exclusively in the city of Rome from the jus gentium, the law of all nations, found throughout the empire. The phrase has also been used to distinguish private…

El ius civilis o ius civile fue todo aquel derecho que los romanos aplicaban solo a sí mismos, bien fuera por haberlo creado democráticamente en los comicios o el senado, o porque su uso dentro de la ciudad fuera antiguo y respetado.

By contrast with *ius gentium in the ‘theoretical’ sense it is the law of a particular state and usually, unless otherwise qualified, the law of Rome. By contrast with ius gentium in the ‘practical’ sense it is that part of the law of Rome which is applicable only to Roman citizens.

Apr 28, 2017 · The ius civile (or ius Quiritium) could be applied only to people enjoying Roman citizenship (cives or Quirites). The ius gentium contained a general system of private law consisting of legal rules formulated in a general way and based on values of fairness and reason.

Roman Legal Tradition is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the civilian tradition in ancient, medieval, and modern law. It is published by the Ames Foundation at the Harvard Law School and the Alan Rodger Endowment at the University of Glasgow. Idem ...

El ius civile se trata del derecho propio de los ciudadanos romanos, al que no tenían, por lo general, acceso los extranjeros, según el principio de personalidad vigente en la Antigüedad (excepto los casos en los que se concedían el ius commercium o el ius connubium).

Ius Civile: First law of Romans, exclusive for citizens, formalistic and rigid. Its pragmatic definition is the law that the Romans used only for those belonging to Roman civil society, but technically each people could have their own civil law. Hence the concept transcended ancient times.

En el derecho Romano, el Ius civile, era el conjunto de reglas que regularon las relaciones entre todos los ciudadanos Romanos, que fueron conocidos en la Antigua Roma como quirites, por lo cual el Ius Civile es conocido también como Derecho Quiritario o Derecho de los Quirites.

El ius civile es el conjunto de normas que regulaban la vida en la antigua Roma y que se aplicaban exclusivamente a los ciudadanos romanos. Dentro de este contexto, existían una serie de derechos fundamentales que garantizaban ciertos privilegios y libertades a los ciudadanos.