secta

secta (sek-t[schwa]), n. [Latin “suit”]

1. Roman law. A group of followers, as of a particular religion or school of philosophy, law, etc.; a religious sect.

2. Hist. People whom a plaintiff must bring to court to support the plaintiff’s case.

3. Hist. A lawsuit.


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