le·ges (l  jz )n. Plural of lex. |
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| The author also misspells as legae the word for laws in the Latin proverb sine moribus leges vanae (without morals laws are vain). Official patronage of communities, where the title "patron" was conferred upon individuals who possessed the necessary "qualifications" as determined by the leges Ursonensis and Malacitana, also took on a distinctively Roman shape in terms of both form and content. Strengthening collegiate education in community col leges. |
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