Collybum

In the civil law. EJxchange, eambium. Grotius de Jure Belli, lib. 2, c. 12, i 3, par. 4.

gr.-L In the civil law. Exchange. and receive payment of is to demand and receive duties, etc. appointed to make colone having the same power of persons; an associathe perfor Aance of some object, literary, scienti Sc, law. A church built and of a dean or other presiprebendaries. of persona, usually of company, or college, establicitum, or legitiinnm: a or by a senatiLS consultum, lllicltum: a collegium not its right or assembled for violence, particularly the pillory. shoulders, formerly worn That part of the declaration were spoken concerning the conversation, in quodam colloplaintiff in the presence more persons to defraud ansuch forms as means of acagreement between husband appear to do tliat which in order that a divorce money; a money-changer.

In the civillaw. Exchange.