Hegel, 84, 216, 274 theory of contract, 262 theory of property, 214-216 Heraditus, 76 Hindu law, 226-227, 243-245 Hippodamus, 241 Historical application of law, 125-126 Historical categories, 172 Historical school, 279 Holmes, Mr. Justice, 166 Household, partition of, 226-227 Husband and wife, 188 matrimonial property regime, 229 _Hybris_, 77 Idealism, juridical, 41-42, 91 Idealistic interpretation, 266 _Imperium_, 199 "Implied" undertakings, 158, 171 Individual free self-assertion, 54 Individualization, 111, 113-114 by juries, 133-134 in criminal procedure, 138 in punitive justice, 134-135 judicial, 120-121 moral element in, 137 of penal treatment, 129-130 Individual life, 96 Inheritance, 139 Innkeeper, liability of, 186 Insult, 151 Intention, 189 as source of liability, 157 Interdependence, 56 Interdicts, 200 Interests, 89-90 compromises of, 94-95 delimitation of, 192 giving effect to, 90 group, 225 harmony of, 96 individual, in promised advantages, 236 intrinsic importance of, 95 inventory of, 90 of substance, 139, 237 recognition of, 90, 192 securing of 96, 97 valuing of 89, 95-99 weighing of 89, 94 Interpretation 51-52, 100 fiction of 102-108 genuine 105, 124 relation to law making 105 Jessel, Sir George 268 Judicial, contrasted with administrative 108 Jural postulates 169-179, 188, 192-193, 193-194, 237, 249, 284 Juridical idealism 41-42, 91 Jurisconsults 30, 43-44 Jurisprudence, problems of 111 Juristic theories, nature of 69 Jurists, metaphysical 52, 68 search for the more inclusive order 145 seventeenth and eighteenth-century 43-44 Jurist-theologians 39 Spanish 81-82, 83 Jury 129, 133-134 lawlessness of 138 _Jus_ 31 _Jus disponendi_ 221 Just, the, by nature or by convention 25, 27, 31, 55 Justice, Aristotle on 25, 77 definition of in the Institutes 77 executive 137 idea of 65 without law 102, 113 Justinian, Institutes of 77-78 Kant 84, 202, 219, 260 theory of contract 260-261 theory of property 210-214 Kenyon, Lord 47 Kin organization 74 _Laesio enormis_ 274 Langdell, C. C. 259