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Patrimonially
By inheritance
Mensa
Mensa, patrimony, or goods, and necessary things for livelihood, Jac. Law Dict.
Civil list
state; it is the provision made for the Crown out of the taxes, in lieu of its proper patrimony, and in consideration of the assignment of that patrimony to the public use. This arrangement has prevailed from
patrimonial
patrimonial : of, relating to, or constituting a patrimony [a asset]
Patrimonial
Of or pertaining to a patrimony inherited from ancestors as a patrimonial estate
Alodial, or Allodial, or Allodium
Alodial, or Allodial, or Allodium [Perhaps fr. odal, Icel.; odel, Dan. Sw., a patrimonial estate. See Wedgw.], a holding of lands in absolute possession without acknowledging any superior lord, contradistinguished from Feudal
Emphyteusis
let in a similar manner, and were also comprehended under the term agri vectigales. The emperors let their patrimonial lands in a similar way, and these lands so let were termed emphyteuticarii (C. xi. 58, 61), a
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