duplum
duplum (d[y]oo-pl[schwa]m). [Latin] Roman & civil law. Double the price of something; esp., a measure of damages equal to double a thing’s value. • This measure was used for certain delicts. Cf. SIMPLUM.
duplum (d[y]oo-pl[schwa]m). [Latin] Roman & civil law. Double the price of something; esp., a measure of damages equal to double a thing’s value. • This measure was used for certain delicts. Cf. SIMPLUM.