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Domitae

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DOMITAE. Subdued, tame,. not wild; as, animals domitae, which are tame or domestic animals.

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2) On the common-law distinctions among animals ferae naturae, mansuetae naturae, and domitae naturae, and the differences that flow from these classifications, see DALE D. Three cases/four tales: commons, capture, the public trust, and ... by Goble, Dale D. / Environmental Law More results

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