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ALIUNDE. From another place; evidence given aliunde, as, when a will contains an ambiguity, in some cases, in order to ascertain the meaning of the testator, evidence aliunde will be received.

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Professus ille aperte erat semetipsum auctorem scripti, nonnulla tantum meis discursibus deberi, reliqua aliunde esse desumpta" (1730a, 1:27). Author and Authenticity in Conring's New Discourse on the ... by FASOLT, CONSTANTIN / Renaissance Quarterly More results

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