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FACTIO — teste Scalig. significat diversos ordines circa inimica studia distinctos singulos sua facientes ad unius operis complementum quasi συνεργίαν. Hinc et αἱρέσεις dictae. Et quidem primo Factio et Factiosus honesta erant vocabula, unde adhuc… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
factio — Als factio (lateinisch, Plural factiones) wurden im Römischen Reich zwei Formen von Zusammenschlüssen bezeichnet. Einerseits handelte es sich um informelle politische Verbindungen von Interessengruppen in der Römischen Republik, andererseits um… … Deutsch Wikipedia
factio testamenti — /faeksh(iy)ow testamentay/ In the civil law, the right, power, or capacity of making a will; called factio activa. The right or capacity of taking by will; called factio passiva. Fact material to risk. See material fact … Black's law dictionary
factio testamenti — /faeksh(iy)ow testamentay/ In the civil law, the right, power, or capacity of making a will; called factio activa. The right or capacity of taking by will; called factio passiva. Fact material to risk. See material fact … Black's law dictionary
factio passiva — See factio testamenti … Black's law dictionary
factio activa — See factio testamenti … Black's law dictionary
factio passiva — See factio testamenti … Black's law dictionary
factio activa — See factio testamenti … Black's law dictionary
factio testamenti — (Roman law.) The making of a will,–the ability to make a will … Ballentine's law dictionary
CUMINORUM Factio — in Scotia, ab Alexandro III. oppressa. A. C. 1249. Buchan. Hist. l. 7 … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
