Polygamy

The marrying or husbands at the Poena corporalis: corporal punishment Poena punishment Poena pilloralis: punishment Punishment; a penalty. law. Penal; imposing a penalty; claiming or v. In poenalibus, etc. civil law. Repentance; a change of mind or of a contract, v. Locus pcenitentice. hi Scots law. A taking of goods, etc., in execudistress. fr. An article; a point; in old law, a writ or nous brefs: the points of our writs. law. Policy; a policy. Police d'assnrance: a the contract of insurance. Police de chargeaffecting health, morals, liberty, safety and hapfor promoting the same; the body of officers, municipality like a city, whose duty it is to enforce Police court: a municipal court having, in genoffenses against such regulations. Police magishaving the powers, and charged with the duties, justice of the peace. Police power: the power regulations to promote the health, peace, morals, order of the people. public administration designed to promote the; a written instrument expressive of a contract execution of which insurance is effected. public policj-. Political ofl Bce: an office not with the execution of the mandates of a the administration of justice. Political rights: and administration of government one by one, a number of persons; to examine as to his concurrence in the verdict rendered. individual person, v. Challenge. Poll-tax: a tax or ppll; a capitation tax. smooth or even; cut in a straight line, without inapplied to a deed, and still used, but with little poll. civil law. A promise, without mutuality. old English latv.

Polygamy.

Polygamia est viroriim uxorumve connubium: polygamy is the husbands or wives at the same time. of many; the offense of having several wives same time.