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Letter:

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Section:

C1 CA1 CE1 CI1 CL1 CO1 CR1 CV1

Three first letters:

COA1 COB1 COC1 COD1 COE6 COH1 COA2 COE7 COA3 COE8 COF1 COC2 COG1 COH2 COI1 COL1 COM1 CON1 CUN1 CON2 COM2 CON3 CHO1 CON4 COM3 CON5 COM4 CON6 COM5 CON7 COU1 CON8 COM6 CON9 COG2 CON10 COP1 COQ1 CON11 COR2 COO1 COR3 COO2 COR4 COO3 COR5 COO4 COR6 COS1 COH3 COS2 CAU2 COS3 COT1 COU2 COX1

Root:

con1 conamin1 con2 conc1 concabisto1 concad1 concamentatio1 concamer1 concap1 concapsit1 conc2 conced1 concentor1 concent1 concenturi1 concep1 concept1 concessio1 concess1 concid1 conti1 conci1 concili1 conciliabul1 concil1 concinn1 concin1 concinn2 concin2 concinn3 concin3 concini1 concinn4 concip1 concipi1 concit1 concitator1 concitat1 conc3 conclam1 conclass1 conclaue1 conclau1 concleat1 conclud1 conclusio1 concon1 concoagulat1 concord1 concors1 concrem1 concrep1 concret1 congret1 concub1 concubitatur1 concul1 concunctatur1 concunctatis1 concup1 concurr1 concurs1 concuss1

Entry:

CO629 Concessio

CO629Concessio

Isidori: Concessio —

est, cum reus non+ id, quod factum est, defendit, sed ut ignoscatur+ postulat. Quod nos ad penitentes+ probamus pertinere.

(Isid. etym. 2, 5, 6)

Lindsay:: CO 629. Is.] om. P.
Textus fontis:: Concessio est, cum reus non ad id, quod factum est, defendit, sed ut ignoscatur postulat. Quod nos ad poenitentes probavimus pertinere.

L 81ra A 66vb P 66vc T 81va

LA T (his- A) ] om. P