sonticus

sonticus (sahn-ti-k[schwa]s), n. [Latin] Roman law. Serious; more than trivial. • The term was used in the Twelve Tables to refer to a serious illness (morbus sonticus) that gave a defendant a valid reason not to appear in court.

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