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Posse
Posse, a possibility. A thing is said to be in posse when it may possibly be; in esse when
Posse
See Posse comitatus
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in posse
in posse [Medieval Latin, in possibility] : not in actuality : having a potential to exist compare in esse
In posse
In posse (in a state of possibility)
Ultra posse non potest esse et vice versa
Ultra posse non potest esse et vice versa, what is beyond possibility cannot exist.
Origine propria neminem posse voluntate sua exim manifestum est
Origine propria neminem posse voluntate sua exim manifestum est [Lat.], it is manifest that no one is able, of his own will,
VerbarIn posse
In possibility possible although not yet in existence or come to pass contradistinguished from in esse
Posse comitatus
Portsoka, or Portsoken, the suburbs of a city, or any place within its jurisdiction.
In esse
In esse (actually existing), distinguished from in posse, which means that which is not, but may be. A child before birth is in posse; after birth,
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