Identity

Sameness; the state of being the same as something described; the fact that a person or thing is the same as it is represented or charged to be. IDEO (Lat.) Therefore. Calv. Lex. IDEO CONSIDERATUM EST (Law Lat.) Therefore it is considered. The initial words of the ancient entry of judgment in an action at law, and by which that part of the record is sometimes called in modern practice. IDES (Lat.) In civil law. A day in the month from which the computation of days was made. The divisions of months adopted among the Romans were as follows: The calends occurred on the first day of every month, and were distinguished by adding the name of the month; as, calendis Januarii, the first of January. The nones occurred on the fifth of each month, with the exception of March, July, October, and May, in which months they occurred on the seventh. The ides occurred always on the ninth day after the nones, thus dividing the month equally. In fact, the ides would seem to have been the primal division, occurring in the middle of the month, nearly. Other days than the next succeeding point of division. Thus, the second of April is the quarto nonus Aprilis; the second of March, the sexto nonas Martii; the eighth of March, octavius idus Martii; the eighth of April, sextus idus Aprilis; the sixteenth of March, decimus Septimus calendis Aprilis. This system is still used in some chanceries in Europe, and we therefore give the following: Table of the Calends, Nones, and Ides. Jan., Aug., Dec. March, May, Aniil, June, February 28, 31 days. July, Oct,. Sept,, Nov.. bissextile.

31 days. 30 days. 29 days.

1 Calendis Calendis Calendis Calendis 2 4 Nonas 6 Nonas, 4 Nonas, ' 4 Nonas 3 3 Nonas 5 Nonas 3 Nonas 3 Nonas 4 Ptld. Non. 4 Nonas Prld. Non. Prid. Non. 5 Nonis 3 Nonas Nonis Nonis 6 8 Idus Prid. Non. 8 Idus 8 Idus 7 7 Idus Nonis 7 Idus 7 Idus 8 6 Idus 3 Idus 6 Idus 6 Idus 9 5 Idus 7 Idus 5 Idus 5 Idus 10 4 Idus 6 Idus 4 Idus 4 Idus 11 3 Idus 5 Idus 3 Idus 3 Idus 12 Prld. Idus 4 Idus Prid. Idus Prid. Idus 13 Idlbus 3 Idus Idlbus Idlbus 14 19Caa.

Prid. Idus ISCaL 16Cal. 15 ISCal. Idlbus 17CaJ, 15 Cal. 16 17CaI. 17 Cal. 16 Cal 14CaL 17 lecal.

16 Cal. 15 Cal. 13 Cal. IS 15Cal. IS Cal. 14 Cal. 12 Cal. 19 14Cal.

14 Cal. ISCaJ. 11 Cal. 20 13CaI. 13 Cal. 12 Cal. 10 Cal. 21 12 Cal. 12 Cal. 11 Cal. 9 Cal. 22 11C&I. 11 Cal. 10 Cat seal. 23 local. 10 Cal. 9 Cal. 7 Cal. 24 9 Cal. 9 Cal. 8 Cal. 6 Cal. 2S seal. seal. 7 Cal. 5 Cal. 26 7 Cal. 7 Cal. 6 Cal. 4 Cal. 27 seal. 6 Cal. seal. 3 Cal. 28 seal. 5 Cal. 4 Cal. Prid. Csl. 29 4CSL 4 Cal. 3 Cal. 30 3 Cal. 3 Cal. PWd.

Csl. 31 Prld. Cal. Prld. Cal. IDIOCHIRA (Gr.) In civil law. An instrument privately executed, as distinguished from one publicly executed.

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