Table

A synopsis or condensed statement, bringing together numerous items or details so as to be comprehended In a single view; as genealogical tables, exhibiting the names and relationships of all the persons composing a family; life and annuity tobies, used by actuaries; interest tables, etc.

— Table de Marbre. Fr. In old French law. Table of Marble; a principal seat of the admiralty, so called. These Tables de Marbre are frequently mentioned in the Ordonnance of the Marine. Burrill

— Table of cases. An alphabetical list of the adjudged cases cited, referred to, or digested in a legal text-book, volume of reports, or digest, with references to the sections, pages, or paragraphs where they are respectively cited, etc., which is commonly either prefixed or appended to the volume.

— Table rents. In English law. Payments which used to be made to bishops, etc., reserved and appropriated to their table or housekeeping. Wharton.