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peculium
/ 辫瑟藞办箩耻藧濒瑟蓹尘 /
noun
- Roman law property that a father or master allowed his child or slave to hold as his own
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of peculium1
Example Sentences
Titled 鈥淢ikne Avram - Peculium Abrae,鈥 the recovered volume is a grammar book published in both Hebrew and Latin in 1523.
Titled 鈥淢ikne Avram 鈥 Peculium Abrae,鈥 the recovered volume is a grammar book published in both Hebrew and Latin in 1523.
Similarly, in the Constitutions of the legate Ottobon in 1268, the peculium is grouped with other forms of property; ch.
The fact that the peculium was a payment made from the common funds and not the privately owned income of an individual allowed it to escape the charge of proprietas, but it was nevertheless an obvious departure from the Benedictine rule, which forbade the individual disposal of property and made quite different arrangements for the provision of clothing.
In the thirteenth century it is a fault in the Prioress to give the nuns a peculium; in the fifteenth century it is a fault to withhold it.
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