See ius vitae necisque on Wiktionary
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"text": "In Roman law, the Latin expression \"Ius vitae necisque\" (the power of life and death) indicated one of the powers contained in the head of the household (patria potestas), who enjoyed the right of life and death over all those subject to his power (wife, children, slaves, etc.)."
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