diei dictio
diei dictio (dI-ee-Idik-shee-oh). [Latin “appointing a day”] Roman law. 1. A magistrate’s notice summoning the accused to appear on a fixed day for trial. 2. The service of a summons. — Also written diei dictitio; diem dicere.
diei dictio (dI-ee-Idik-shee-oh). [Latin “appointing a day”] Roman law. 1. A magistrate’s notice summoning the accused to appear on a fixed day for trial. 2. The service of a summons. — Also written diei dictitio; diem dicere.