nomoi

/ˈnoʊmɔɪ/
noun
  1. The plural of nomos; in ancient Greek contexts, laws, customs, or conventions that govern a society.
    • Philosophers debated whether nomoi were natural or invented by humans.
    • The ancient Greek city-states each had their own nomoi that shaped daily life.
    • The historian studied the nomoi of Sparta to understand its military culture.
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