STATUTI, Rom. civ. law. From Constantine to Justinian, advocates, were
arranged in two classes: viz. those called Statuti, and the supernumeraries.
(q.v.) The Statute were those advocates whose names were inscribed in the
registers of matriculation, and formed a part of the college of advocates.
The number of advocates of this class was limited. See Calvini Lex ad vocem.