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latium maius

Latium maius (lay-shee-[schwa]m may-j[schwa]s). [Latin] Roman law. The greater rights conferred on the inhabitants of Latium and, later, of colonies outside Italy, giving citizenship to all members of the local curia or town council and their children. Cf. LATIUM MINUS. “Under the Principate there is a distinction between Latium maius and Latium minus. The former

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parliamentary agents

parliamentary agents 〈英〉议会代理人 经私人或公司委托,代为在议院的接待厅向议员们进行合法游说的人;经过登记、在议会上代理私法法案〔private bills〕的倡议者或者反对私法法案的请愿者以及从事其他金钱援助〔pecuniary reward〕事务的活动的人,通常为事务律师〔solicitor〕。议员或议会官员不能作为议会代理人。(→private bill)

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merces

merces (m[schwa]r-seez), n. [Latin] Roman law. 1. An agreed payment for a thing or services specifically contracted for; rent, hire. “There must be consent, a thing let, and an agreed payment (merces) …. The merces must be certain and Justinian’s texts say that, as in sale, it must be money. But there is not the

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glove silver

glove silver. Hist. Money given as an incentive or reward to a court officer, esp. money given by a sheriff to an assize official when no prisoners were left by the assize for execution. • The name derives from the practice of giving money to servants, ostensibly to buy gloves with.

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