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@Dave Schuler: They sort of had that during the Itsy-Bitsy States period. Venice absolutely refused to allow Roman law to be used in its courts (as other Italian city-states did when the local statutes didn’t provide enough guidance) because they didn’t want ANYONE claiming Venice as having been at any time part of the Roman Empire.