Lex Voconia
Lex Voconia 〈拉〉(罗马法)《沃柯尼亚法》 这是制定于公元前169年的一部法律。该法禁止受遗赠人所得份额超过任何一个继承人所得的份额。
lex Voconia (leks v[schwa]-koh-nee-[schwa]). [Latin] Roman law. A law enacted in 169 B.C. to regulate inheritance (esp. by women) by capping the amount receivable by anyone as legacy or gift in view of death at no more than the heirs took. • The Falcidian law superseded the lex Voconia. — Also termed Voconian law. See