PACTUM PRAETORIUM

Meaning of PACTUM PRAETORIUM in English

-prīˈtōrēˌu̇m noun

( plural pacta praeto·ria -ēə)

Etymology: Latin, praetorian pact

Roman law : a pactum vestitum made enforceable by praetorian edict

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PRAETORIUM — noun also pre·to·ri·um prēˈtōrēəm ( -s ) Etymology: Latin praetorium, from neuter of praetorius of a praetor — more at …
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PACTUM — ˈpäkˌtu̇m noun also pac·tio -ktēˌō ( plural pac·ta -ktə ; also pac·ti·o·nes ˌpäktēˈōˌnās) Etymology: Latin Roman law : an informal …
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PRAETORIUM — (n.) See Pretorium.
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PRAETORIUM — ( n. ) See Pretorium.
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PRAETORIUM — noun ·see pretorium.
Webster English vocab
PRAETORIUM — (in the Revised Version translated palace,) (Matthew 27:27; John 18:28,33; 19:3) the headquarters of the Roman military governor, wherever he …
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PRAETORIUM — преторий (в Древнем Риме)
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PRAETORIUM — Преторий
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PRAETORIUM — n преторий ( в Древнем Риме )
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PRAETORIUM — (n) преторий
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PRAETORIUM — n преторий ( в Древнем Риме )
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PRAETORIUM — n преторий ( в Древнем Риме )
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PRAETORIUM — преторий (в Древнем Риме)
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PIGNUS PRAETORIUM — noun see pignus judiciale
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PACTUM VESTITUM — -veˈstēˌtu̇m noun ( plural pacta vesti·ta -ēd.ə) Etymology: Latin, clothed pact Roman law : an informal agreement made legally enforceable …
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PACTUM LEGITIMUM — -lə̇ˈgid.əˌmu̇m noun ( plural pacta legiti·ma -_mə) Etymology: Latin, lawful pact Roman law : a pactum vestitum made enforceable by …
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PACTUM ILLICITUM — -ə̇ˈlisəˌtu̇m noun ( plural pacta illici·ta -səd.ə) Etymology: Latin civil law : an unlawful agreement or one contrary to public …
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PACTUM DONATIONIS — -dōˌnäd.ēˈōnə̇s noun Etymology: Late Latin, donation pact Roman law : a pactum legitimum without legal consideration to make a gratuitous …
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PACTUM DE CONSTITUTO — -ˌkänstəˈtüd.(ˌ)ō noun Etymology: Late Latin, pact of settlement Roman law : a pactum vestitum whereby one promises to pay another's …
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PACTUM DE CONSTITUENDA DOTE — -dākänˌstid.əˈwendəˈdōtā noun Etymology: Late Latin Roman law : an informal agreement to give a dowry
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NUDUM PACTUM — |nüˌdu̇mˈpäkˌtu̇m noun ( plural nu·da pac·ta -üdəˈpäktə) Etymology: Medieval Latin, naked pact : a pact or agreement not enforceable by …
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NUDUM PACTUM — () A bare, naked contract, without any consideration.
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NUDUM PACTUM — A bare, naked contract, without any consideration.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
NUDUM PACTUM — /nooh"deuhm pak"teuhm, nyooh"-/ , Law. a simple contract or promise involving no legal considerations. [ nudum pactum lit., bare pact …
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NUDUM PACTUM — contract that cannot be enforced because on side benefits without putting forth any effort
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NUDUM PACTUM — a bare, naked contract, without any consideration.
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PRAETORIAN GUARD — (Latin, cohors praetoria ) Household troops of the Roman emperors. In the 2nd century BC they were bodyguards for Roman …
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PRETORIUM — noun see praetorium
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PACTIO — noun see pactum
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TERRITORY — I. ˈterəˌtōrē, -ōri, -ȯr- noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin territorium land around a town, district, territory, …
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NUDE — I. ˈn(y)üd adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Latin nudus naked — more at naked 1. a. : lacking some essential …
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CONTRACT — I. ˈkän.ˌtrakt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Latin contractus, from contractus, past participle of contrahere to draw …
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PRAETORIAN LAW — noun Etymology: translation of Latin jus praetorium Roman law : a system of equity developed by the praetors after their …
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PIGNUS JUDICIALE — -ˌyüˌdikēˈä(ˌ)lā, -ˌjüˌdishēˈālē noun or pig·nus prae·to·ri·um -_prīˈtōrēəm, -_prēˈ- Etymology: pignus judiciale from New Latin, literally, judge's pledge; pignus praetorium from …
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PATIO — ˈpa]d.ēˌō, ˈpä], ˈpȧ], ]tēˌō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, from Old Spanish, untilled land, building lot, courtyard enclosed by …
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PACT — ˈpakt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin pactum, from neuter of pactus, past participle …
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NUDE PACT — noun Etymology: translation of Medieval Latin nudum pactum : nudum pactum
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NUDA PACTA — plural of nudum pactum
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CONSTITUTA PECUNIA — |känztə|tüd.əpə̇|k(y)ünēə, -än(t)stə|- noun Etymology: Late Latin, literally, money agreed upon : pactum de constituto
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NUDE — (a.) Naked; without consideration; void; as, a nude contract. See Nudum pactum.
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NUDE — ( a. ) Naked; without consideration; void; as, a nude contract. See Nudum pactum.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
PACT — /pakt/ , n. 1. an agreement, covenant, or compact: We made a pact not to argue any more. 2. an …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
PACT — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin pactum, from neuter of pactus, past participle of pacisci to agree, …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
NUDE — adj bare; naked; unclothed; undraped; as, a nude statue. 2. nude ·adj naked; without consideration; void; as, a nude contract. …
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PACT — [pact] n [ME, fr. MF, fr. L pactum, fr. neut. of pactus, pp. of pacisci to agree, contract; akin to …
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FORUM — in Roman cities in antiquity, multipurpose, centrally located open area that was surrounded by public buildings and colonnades and that …
Britannica English vocabulary
LAMBESSA — also spelled Lambse, formerly Lambaesis (modern Tazoult-Lambese), an Algerian village notable for its Roman ruins; it is located in the …
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PACT — / pækt; NAmE / noun pact (between A and B) | pact (with sb) (to do sth) a formal agreement …
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PACT — pact /pækt/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1400-1500 ; Language: French ; Origin: pacte , from Latin pactum , …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
PACT — n. an agreement or a treaty. [ME f. OF pact(e) f. L pactum, neut. past part. of pacisci agree]
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PRAETORIAN GUARD — (Latin, cohors praetoria ) Household troops of the Roman emperors. In the 2nd century BC they were bodyguards for Roman …
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ROME — the famous capital of the ancient world, is situated on the Tiber at a distance of about 15 miles from …
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PROCURATOR — The Greek agemon, rendered "governor" in the Authorized Version, is applied in the New Testament to the officer who presided …
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PRISON — See: For imprisonment as a punishment, see Punishments It is plain that in Egypt special places were used as prisons, …
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JUDGMENT HALL — The word praetorium is so translated five times in the Authorized Version of the New Testament, and in those five …
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JOHN THE APOSTLE — was the son of Zebedee, a fisherman on the Lake of Galilee, and of Salome, and brother of James, also …
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HALL — used of the court of the high priest's house. (Luke 22:55) In (Matthew 27:27) and Mark 15:16 "Hall" is synonymous …
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GABBATHA — (elevated; a platform) the Hebrew or Chaldee appellation of a place, also called "Pavement," where the judgment-seat or bema was …
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