Conquisitor
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Lat [from conqucsrere, q. v.] In feudal law. A purchaser, acquirer or conqueror.
2 BL Com. 242, 248. C0NSANGUINEU8.
Lat [from con, together, and sanguis, blood.] In old English law. Connected by blood; sprung from the same blood, {eodem sanguine natu8;) of kin.
Co. Litt. 157 a.
Distinguished from affini Sf (connected by marriage.) 2 Steph.Com.
285.
Ad propinq^iiorem coussluguineum; to the next of kin. Bract, fol.
91.
A cousin, in the general sense of blood relative.
Meg. Orig. 226.
See Cousin, Breve de consanguineo; a writ of cousmage. Id, See Cousenage,