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Legume

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Laudibus (de) legum angli'. Sir John Fortescue, who had been some time chief justice of the King's Bench in the reign

Optima legum interpres est consuetudo [Lat.], custom is the best interpreter of the law

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Praxis judicum est interpres legum [Lat.], the practice of the judges is the interpreter of the laws.

Consuetudo est optimus interpres legum [Lat.], Custom is the best expounder of the laws.

Necessitas vincit legem; legum vincula irridet [Lat.], necessity overcomes law; it laughs at the chains of law.

Same as Legume

The legume or pericarp or the pod of the pea

Lecherwite [fr. legum, Sax., to lie with; wite, penalty], a fine for adultery or fornication, anciently paid to the lords of

The ripened ovary the walls of the fruit See Illusts of Capsule Drupe and Legume

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