Argentum

Silver; silver plate. 1 Ld. Raym. 20. Uncoined silver; money paid by weight. Spelman. Money paid by tale or counted (pecunia numerata.) Spelman. Goods generally. Spelman. ARGENTUM ALBUM (Lat) Unstamped silver; bullion. Spelman; Cowell. ARGENTUM DEI (Lat) God's money; God's penny; money given as earnest in making a bargain. Cowell. ARGUMENT AB INCONVENIENTI See "Ab Inconvenienti."

Sllver; money.

— Argentum album. Bullion; uncoined silver ; common silver coin; silver coin worn smooth. Cowell ; Spelman.

— Argentum Dei. God's money; God's penny; money given as earnest in making a bargain. Cowell.

Z.

In old English law. Silver; silver plate; silver bullion, or uncoined silver. Money paid by. weight; money generally; money paid by tale, or counted. Goods generally. Argentum album: plain or blank silver not marked; uncoined silver; silver coin worn smooth by use; common silver coin, as distinguished from coin of full weight and purity. Argentum Del: God's money; money given by way of earnest upon conclusion of a bargain.

In the civil law. Silver. Argentum factum: silver made, i. e.

Silver; money.

Lat. Silver. See infra. Silver plate. 1 Ld. Baym. 20. Silver bullion, or uncoined silver; money paid by weight. Domesday. Spelman. Money generally; money paid by tale, or counted; {pecunia numerata.) Id. Goods generally. Id.