Cicero's companion to On the Commonwealth, arguing that true law derives from nature and universal reason rather than mere decree. It is a foundational text of the natural-law tradition.
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Cicero's companion to On the Commonwealth, arguing that true law derives from nature and universal reason rather than mere decree. It is a foundational text of the natural-law tradition.