Aratum I

A plough-land, and reject; to take adreject the rest. of an ecclesiastical benesole or aggregate. Ap- Application. To improve; to culticrime who confessed the [appealed] another of the same appellee; and if he was ex debito justitias; upon his own confession. and.was triable by baiiel, of approvement is now to; v. Appendant. A of a different nature. It and may be created by que: after that. Apres: among the acts, among of the judge. (water follows the land): covers. Aqua currit, et water nins, and ought ductus: the right of of another. Aquse from the well or spring of; toll paid for water car- Arabant: they ploughed, land by service of plougharatia; plough-lauds. much as can be tilled by one Arbitrament and A^vard. A plea that tte ferred to arbitration, and a decision given. Arbitrement,//-., Arbitrium, I. An award, in bitrium est judicium: an award is a judgment.