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Shipwreck
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Naufrage
Shipwreck ruin
Naufragous
causing shipwreck
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Seminaufragium
Seminaufragium, half shipwreck, as where goods ae cast overboard in a storm; also, where a ship has been so much damaged
Justifiable homicide
prevention of any forcible or atrocious crime, but not if the crime is unaccompanied by force. If two shipwrecked persons get on the same plank, but finding it not able to save them both, one of them
Wreck
60], ss. 518 to 522, and Hals. L. E., sub tit. 'Shipping'; Part XII., 'Wreck,'), as, after a shipwreck, are afloat or cast upon the land by the sea. According to an old definition (Jacob's Law Dict.,
Wreccum maris significat illa bona qu' naufragio ad terram pelluntur
naufragio ad terram pelluntur.-(A wreck of the sea signifies those goods which are driven to shore from a shipwreck.)
Waveson
Waveson, goods swimming upon the waves after a shipwreck.
Tabula in naufragio
Tabula in naufragio [Lat.] (a plank in a shipwreck). See TACKING; ATTENDANT TERM.
Naufrage
Naufrage [fr. naufragium, Lat.], shipwreck.
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