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Inter arma silent leges — (lat.), während des Kriegs schweigen die Gesetze, d.h. im Kriege werden dieselben nicht beachtet … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Inter arma silent leges — (lat.), »im Waffenlärm (während des Krieges) schweigen die Gesetze«, Zitat aus Ciceros »Rede für Milo« (4,10) … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Inter arma silent leges — (lat.), Unter den Waffen schweigen die Gesetze, d.h. im Kriege geht Gewalt vor Recht; Zitat aus Ciceors Rede »Pro Milone« (IV, 10) … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Inter arma silent leges — Inter arma silent leges, lat., während des Krieges schweigen die Gesetze … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
inter arma silent leges — /inter arma saylant liyjiyz/ In time of war the laws are silent. It applies as between the state and its external enemies; and also in cases of civil disturbance where extrajudicial force may supersede the ordinary process of law … Black's law dictionary
inter arma silent leges — /inter arma saylant liyjiyz/ In time of war the laws are silent. It applies as between the state and its external enemies; and also in cases of civil disturbance where extrajudicial force may supersede the ordinary process of law … Black's law dictionary
inter arma silent leges — foreign term Etymology: Latin in the midst of arms (i.e., in time of war) the laws are silent … New Collegiate Dictionary
Inter arma silent leges — Amidst arms the laws are silent; that is, in time of war … Ballentine's law dictionary
Inter arma silent leges — (лат.) во время войны безмолвствуют законы : цитата из Цицерона, Речь в защиту Милона (4, 10) … Энциклопедический словарь Ф.А. Брокгауза и И.А. Ефрона
Inter arma enim silent leges — is a Latin phrase meaning For among [times of] arms, the laws fall mute, although it is more popularly rendered as In times of war, the law falls silent. This maxim was likely first written in these words by Cicero in his published oration Pro… … Wikipedia
