nothus
nothus (noh-th[schwa]s), n. [Latin fr. Greek nothos “false”] Roman law. An illegitimate child; one of base birth. • If the child’s mother was a Roman citizen, the child was also a Roman citizen. — Also termed spurius.
nothus (noh-th[schwa]s), n. [Latin fr. Greek nothos “false”] Roman law. An illegitimate child; one of base birth. • If the child’s mother was a Roman citizen, the child was also a Roman citizen. — Also termed spurius.