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Habendum

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Ha`ben´dum    (hå`bĕn´dŭm)
n.1.(Law) That part of a deed which follows the part called the premises, and determines the extent of the interest or estate granted; - so called because it begins with the word Habendum.


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75]) reads "et quanquam Anneus neminem veldt unum sequendum, sed ex diversis novum quoddam dicendi genus conficiendum, michi tamen non ita videtur, sed unum aliquem eundemque optimum habendum esse, quem precipuum imitemur, propterea quod tanto fit quisque deterior quanto inferiorem secutus a superiore defecit.
Art and humanism in early Renaissance Padua: Cennini, Vergerio and ... by Bolland, Andrea / Renaissance Quarterly
Putes veto invitatum te ad Corytianas coenas, in quibus discumbent tecum Bembus, Sadoletus, Sanazarius, et plerique alii, quos ate summo opere diligi eta quibus te plurimi fieri non ignoro; ubi tamen ad tantum honoris extra ordinem tibi habendum sit, ut eius animalis, quod tibi apponi iusseris, ferculum accipias.
The rise and fall of Goritz's feasts by Gaisser, Julia Haig / Renaissance Quarterly
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