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Jean Domat, or Daumat (30 November 1625 – 14 March 1696) was a French jurist. Domat was born at Clermont in Auvergne. He studied the humaniora in Paris, where he befriended Blaise Pascal, and later law at the University of Bourges.
Jean Domat, or Daumat[1] (30 November 1625 – 14 March 1696) was a French jurist. Domat was born at Clermont in Auvergne. [2] . He studied the humaniora in Paris, where he befriended Blaise Pascal, and later law at the University of Bourges.
Jean Domat (lub Jean Daumat [1]) (ur. 30 listopada 1625, zm. 14 marca 1696) – francuski prawnik i zwolennik monarchii absolutnej. Określany mianem najświetniejszego umysłu prawniczego XVII wieku (the greatest legal mind of the 17th century) [potrzebny przypis]. Domat urodził się w roku 1625 w Clermont-Ferrand (Owernia).
Jean Domat, or Daumat, French jurisconsult, was born at Clermont in Auvergne. Domat studied the humaniora in Paris, where he befriended Blaise Pascal, and later law at Bourges. After his promotion in 1645, he practised law in Clermont and was appointed a crown prosecutor there in 1655.
The first distinction that subjects people to others is the one created by birth between parents and children. And this distinction leads to a first kind of government in families, where children owe obedience to their parents, who head the family.
Né à Clermont-Ferrand le 30 novembre 1625, Jean Domat, après des études à Paris puis à la faculté de Bourges, devient avocat dans sa ville natale à partir de 1655. Il se marie en 1648 et aura cinq enfants.
