Teraptatio

tentatio, I. I. In old tatio panis flat bis in anno: the a year. assessed on person or property for the for some special purpose authorized sense, any contribution levied by gov-; in a stricter sense, a rate imposed to customs, excises, etc.; an allotted piece of work; a task. Taxation; assessment; the finding To assess; to estimate; to moderate; to lay a tax or tribute; to tax. assessment or moderation by a Ijudge to by the actor. the act or process of taxing, or To tax; to assess; to rate or estiassessed; rated.

In old English law. A small altithing of his county, towards the In old English law. Land of a not subject to the service of agriknight-service. telligraphium, l.-gr.

In Saxon law. A showing and protecting the title Eashly; inconsiderately; without sufficourt (the Inner Temple and Middle occupied as the residence of the Temporary. Temporalis actio: an period. Temporalis exceptio: a which barred or delayed an ac- The secular revenues, lands and lay law. A plea of time; a plea of lapse Time; times. Temps descovena- English law. Assay or trial. Tempassay of bread shall be made twice existit: time whereof the memory of a man runneth not to the contrary. Tempus enim modus tollendi obligationes et actioues, quia tempus currit contra desides et sui juris contemptores: time is a means of removing obligations and actions; because time runs against the slothful and those who are neglectful of their right Tempus regis Edwardi: in the time of Edward the Confessor. Tempus semeste: the period of six months or half a year, consisting of one hundred and eighty-two days.

In the civil law. Time; a time or term. Tempus continuum: a continuous or absolute period of time, — a term which begins to run from a certain event. Tempus utile: a profitable or advantageous period of time, — a term which begins to run from a certain event, only when he for whom it runs has knowledge of the event.