pandect

pandect
[ˈpandɛkt]
noun

(chiefly historical)a complete body of the laws of a country
(主史)（一国的）法典；法令大全
■(一般作 the Pandects)a compendium in 50 books of the Roman civil law made by order of Justinian in the 6th century
《法学汇编》(6世纪查士丁尼一世下令编纂的古罗马民法汇编，共50卷）

派生
pandectist
noun
语源

mid 16th cent.: from French pandecte, from Latin pandecta, from Greek pandektēs 'all-receiver', from pan 'all' + dektēs (from dekhesthai 'receive')