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1. 1 In civil and old English laio. A place where reeds grow..Irnra, arrura, I. I.

In old English law. A or the ploughing; the< labor of ploughing; a day's work at the plough. Ai Turis: in ploughings. As, I. Jr. Amongst; at; into; to; with. As, I.

In the civil law. A pound weight; and a coin originally weighing a pound. Any integral sum, quantity or thing, subject to division in certain proportions. The term as, and the multiples of its twelve parts (uncuE), were also used to denote the rates of interest. It was ' also applied to various, other things, such as land, the price of land, and shares in a partnership. As. Like; similar; in accordance with; in the same manner with or in which; equally. As aforesaid: words of relation to a preceding clause. As follows: the words "as follows, that is to say," are equivalent to, "in the words and figures following, that is to say," etc. As of: a term applied to proceedings, and to rights or estates, to express sameness of legal character, effect or operation; given in the way of relation (in the case of proceedings), by mere force of law, or absolutely existing (in the case of rights), in point of fact; as, to sign a judgment as of a. previous day or term. Applied also to rights and estates, to denote actual and absolute verity, or sameness of legal character; as, to say that one is possessed, etc., as of his own proper goods, etc.