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... sometimes used for a place in which relics are preserved . ABDUCERE.- ABEARANCE.- ABEGIT pecora.- ABEREMURDER . -To abduct , to take away by force . -Deportment , bearing , or behavior -He drove away the cattle . -Plain or manifest ...
... sometimes used for a place in which relics are preserved . ABDUCERE.- ABEARANCE.- ABEGIT pecora.- ABEREMURDER . -To abduct , to take away by force . -Deportment , bearing , or behavior -He drove away the cattle . -Plain or manifest ...
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... " in these places signifies only a sword ; but sometimes a knight was made , by giving him the whole armour . ARMA libera .- " Free arms . " A sword and lance . These were usually given to a servant when made free 32 LAW GLOSSARY .
... " in these places signifies only a sword ; but sometimes a knight was made , by giving him the whole armour . ARMA libera .- " Free arms . " A sword and lance . These were usually given to a servant when made free 32 LAW GLOSSARY .
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... sometimes a church yard . ATTACARTo tie or bind . ATTACHIAMENTA bonorum . - A distress taken upon goods , where a man is sued for personal estate , or debt . ATTINCTUS . " Attainted . " A person is said to be attainted , when convicted ...
... sometimes a church yard . ATTACARTo tie or bind . ATTACHIAMENTA bonorum . - A distress taken upon goods , where a man is sued for personal estate , or debt . ATTINCTUS . " Attainted . " A person is said to be attainted , when convicted ...
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... sometimes he dis- tinguishes them , as de Harusp . 7 , where mancipium implies complete prop- erty , and nexus only the right of obligation , as when a person receives anything by way of a pledge . Thus a creditor had his insolvent ...
... sometimes he dis- tinguishes them , as de Harusp . 7 , where mancipium implies complete prop- erty , and nexus only the right of obligation , as when a person receives anything by way of a pledge . Thus a creditor had his insolvent ...
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... Sometimes this right is vested in the bishop of the diocese , sometimes in the manor to which the church belongs . The person possessing this right is called Patron or Advocate , or Advowee , and has the privilege , whenever the ...
... Sometimes this right is vested in the bishop of the diocese , sometimes in the manor to which the church belongs . The person possessing this right is called Patron or Advocate , or Advowee , and has the privilege , whenever the ...
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