Seqnestrare

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In the civil law. To sequester. Sequcstravit, et sub sequestro arcto tenuit: (he) sequestered, and held under close sequestration.

In English ecclesiastical law. Sequestrari facias: cause you to be sequestered; a process in the nature of a levari facias, commanding the bishop to enter into the rectory and parish church, and sequester and hold until, of the rents, etc., he has levied the "plaintiff's debt