laesa majestas
laesa majestas 〈拉〉冒犯国王罪 该短语起源于罗马法，古时意指任何侵犯国王人身或尊严的犯罪，是重大叛逆罪。
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majestas
majestas (m[schwa]-jes-tas), n. [Latin “supreme power”] Roman law. 1. The majesty, sovereign authority, or supreme prerogative of the state or sovereign; the supreme power of the people, esp. as represented by their highest representatives, the consuls, or the emperor. 2. The crime of treason. See crimen majestatis under CRIMEN. “Majestas…. From being an attribute of
lese majesty
lese majesty (leez maj-[schwa]s-tee). [Law French “injured majesty”] 1. A crime against the state, esp. against the ruler. — Also termed laesa majestas; crimen laesae majestatis; crimen majestatis. See crimen majestatis under CRIMEN; TREASON. 2. An attack on a custom or traditional belief. — Also spelled lèse-majesté; lèse majesty; leze majesty.