Dilforciare

1. 1 In old English law. Dies concilii: a day to hear the Dies datus in banco: a day given Pleas; a day given in bank, as prius. Dies in banco: a day or or court of Common Bench. days; a day of appearance in court day of favor or indulgenca Dies day in leap year. Dies gratise: Dies Jo Tts: Thursday. Dies legitday. Dies Lunse: Monday. Dies bordei-; a day of meeting of the appointed to be held annually on the differences, and to preserve the arti- Tuesday; Dies Mercurii: Wednesday. Saturnl: Saturday. Dies Solaris: what was called dies lunaris, a the day of the Sun. Dies Veneris: day; the day or date of an instruwhich; the day from which a days on which the courts were legally administered. Dies feriati: days; days on which the courts Dies legitimns: a lawful or law the courts were closed, and it justice. Dies Soils: Sunday, literally, available days; days on which a inheritance was open to him, might of a court; an appearance day; criminal cause; a criminal cause as A day's journey; a day's work; law. Journeys accounts; literreckoned, v. Journeys accounts. Idiv. God his act; God's act; an control, v. Act of Ood. Defamation or slander. law. To renounce one's fealty; to outlaw; to declare war. To disfigure or deform. postpone. To deny or keep from one. Dif- Dig^esta,.!., Digests. The Pandects of Justinian. Ordinarily cited as Dig.