punishment, which was reserved to authorities holding high justice, or the ius gladii ("right of the sword"). Although the terms high and low suggest a strict...

the legal relations of Romans with them, were governed by the ius gentium. Ius gladii. The right of the sword; the executory power of the law; the right...

the fact that the town had judicial autonomy, and the "right of sword" (ius gladii), which was the right to decide on capital punishment. Above the entrance...

was appointed procurator centenarius of the province of Liburnia with ius gladii, the power to put anyone, even Senators, to death. Nothing further is...

the rights to make edicts (ius edicendi) and, as the supreme judicial authority, to order capital punishment (ius gladii, 'right of swords'), expired...

criminals caught in the county, but more and more noblemen received the ius gladii, that is the same right in their own estates, although they "were required...

Nicholas and his brother, John were granted the "right of the sword" (Latin: ius gladii) over their landholdings by King Louis. Following the death of Thomas...

honor issues (ius gladii), civil and criminal jurisdiction, the collecting of various taxes and duties, and the right to coin money (ius faciendi monetam)...

services the king donated them smaller estates, in 1363 they acquired ius gladii (which meant absolute power in trialing their serfs) and the right to...

sovereigns of the house of Habsburg. However, it had the right of the sword Ius gladii. It could conduct trials without interference, pronounce death sentences...