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21in omni actione ubi dux concurrunt districtiones, videlicet, in rem et in personam, ilia districtio tenenda est quae magis timetur et magis ligat — /in omnay aekshiyowniy yiiwbay d(y)uwiy kankahrant distrikshiyowniyz, vaydiylisat in rem et in parsownam, ila distriksh(iy)ow tanenda est kwiy meyjas tamiytar et meyjas ligat/ In every action where two distresses concur, that is, in rem and in… …
22in omni actione ubi dux concurrunt districtiones, videlicet, in rem et in personam, ilia districtio tenenda est quae magis timetur et magis ligat — /in omnay aekshiyowniy yiiwbay d(y)uwiy kankahrant distrikshiyowniyz, vaydiylisat in rem et in parsownam, ila distriksh(iy)ow tanenda est kwiy meyjas tamiytar et meyjas ligat/ In every action where two distresses concur, that is, in rem and in… …
23apud London videlicet, in parochia Beatae Mariae de arcubus, in ward de Cheap — At London, that is to say, in the parish of St. Mary le bow, in the ward of Cheap. An old form for designating the venue. See SS …
24In omni actione ubi duae concurrunt districtiones, videlicet, in rem et in personam, illa districtio tenenda est quae magis timetur et magis ligat — In every action where two distresses concur, that is to say, in rem and in personam, that distress will hold which is the more dreaded, and which binds the more firmly …
25viz. — videlicet. * * * …
26viz. — videlicet namely, to wit, being understood = sc. scilicet …
27viz. — videlicet. {from vi(delic)et, with z representing a Medieval Latin manuscript abbreviation for et} …
28Viz. — Viz. (also rendered viz without a period) and videlicet are adverbs used as synonyms of “namely, that is to say, as follows.”Viz. is an abbreviation of videlicet, which is Latin for “it is permitted to see.” [OED; The New Fowler s Modern English… …
29namely — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) conj. & adv. to wit, as follows, specifically, viz., videlicet, that is [to say], i. e. See speciality, interpretation. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. to wit, that is to say, particularly, by way of… …
30Pope Marcellus II — Marcellus II Papacy began 9 April 1555 (elected), 10 April 1555 (proclaimed) Papacy ended 1 May 1555 (22 days) Predecessor …