What is another word for roman law?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈə͡ʊmən lˈɔː] (IPA) 
Roman law is a system of legal rules and principles that originated from ancient Rome and has had a significant impact on the legal systems of many countries today. Some synonyms for Roman law include civil law, continental law, or civil law tradition. Civil law refers to a legal system based on written laws, codes, and statutes, which serves as a primary source of law. It is in contrast to common law systems, which rely on case law, judicial decisions, and precedent. The term "continental law" refers to the legal systems of European countries that are derived from Roman law. These systems typically emphasize the importance of written codes and the role of legislative authorities in shaping the law.
