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Already for the Greeks, the standard for measuring all specific "laws" ,. / ~/ ,
(VOj.lOl(νόμοι) is the "unwrItten unwritten law" (VOIl·OC; a:ypa<j>oc;νόμοϛ ἄάγραφοϛ), the "common law" (K01VOC; /vOj.loC; κοινὸϛ νόμοϛ), or, as it can also be called-in called—in effect, confusing the distinction between "qnScnc;ϕύσιϛ" and what exists "<Pt)cr£lφύσει," on the one hand, and "v6j.loC;νόμοϛ" and what exists "vtj.lq)νόμῳω," on the other-the —the "law of nature," or the "natural law" / I'(vOIl0C; <PUGECOC;(νόμοϛ φύσεωϛ).