Otherwise called "Herrn-hutters" or "United Brethren." A sect of Christians whose social polity is particular and conspicuous. It sprung up in Moravia and Bohemia, on the opening of that reformation which stripped the chair of St Peter of so many votaries, and gave birth to so many denominations of Christians. They give evidence on their solemn affirmation. 2 Steph. Comm. 338a. … [Read more...] about MORAVIANS
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MORTAL
Able to be killed. Fatal or related to death. … [Read more...] about MORTAL
MORBUS SONTICUS
Latin: In the civil law. A sickness which rendered a man incapable of attending to business. … [Read more...] about MORBUS SONTICUS
MORTALITY
This word, in its ordinary sense, never means violent death, but death arising from natural causes. Lawrence v. Aberdein, 5 Barn. & Aid. 110. … [Read more...] about MORTALITY
MORE COLONICO
Latin: In old pleading. In husband-like manner. Townsh. PL 198. … [Read more...] about MORE COLONICO