de modo decimandi

de modo decimandi (dee moh-doh des-[schwa]-man-dI), n. [Law Latin] Eccles. law. Of a mode of tithing. • This refers to any special kind of tithing by custom that is different from the general law that usu. required the tenth part of an annual increase. For example, it could mean a twelfth part of a quantity of hay rather than a tenth part or a couple of hens instead of a normal tithing of eggs. — Also termed modus decimandi; modus.

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