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Latin

Latin, the language of the ancient Romans. There are three sorts of law Latin: (1) Good Latin, allowed by

A Latin idiom a mode of speech peculiar to Latin also a mode of speech in another language as English

The Latin tongue style or idiom or the use thereof specifically purity of Latin style or idiom

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To give Latin terminations or forms to as to foreign words in writing Latin

Of or pertaining to Latium or to the Latins a people of Latium Roman as the Latin language

In the manner of the Latin language in correct Latin

derived from or imitative of Latin

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False latin. When law proceedings were written in Latin, if a word were significant though not good Latin, yet an

Latin information. The name of an information and action by the Crown, the Duchy of Lancaster or the Duke

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