vacation

vacation
I.
Vacation, ou estat, Ars, Artificium, Professio.
De quel estat ou vacation es-tu? Quid profiteris? vel Quam artem profiteris?
Vacation et cessation de plaids, Iustitium.
Commander les vacations, Iustitium indicere.
Vacations, Feriae solennes. B.
Aller dehors durant les vacations, Bimestribus abesse, et peregre aþgere. Bud.
Cette année n'y a point eu de vacations, Menses statiui eo anno solenþnium feriarum fuerunt, Perennis fuit eo anno Curiae conþsessus. B.
Les vacations de la Cour de Parlement, Dies Curiae halcyonij, Iustiþtium Curiae, Vacationes Curiae, Iustitium Curiae anniuersaþrium. Bud.
Vacations de Cour depuis le neufieme jour de Septembre, jusques à la sainct Martin, A quinto idus Septembris ad postridie Martinalium anniuersarium est Curiae iustitium in omnibus conclauibus. B.
Donner vacations, Iustitium edicere. B.
Deux mois de vacations de Parlement, excepté la tournelle, ou le criminel, Duobus mensibus iustitium est a Curiae conuentu, non etiam Curiae subsidio tholensi. B.
Vacations sont, A iudiciis forum refrixit B.
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Vacation d'office et dignité, Magitratus interregnum. B.

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