"Cognitionibus Mittendis" is a word in LAW AND LEGAL
English law. A writ to a justice of the common pleas, or other, who has power to take a tine, who, having taken the fine, defers to certify it, commanding him to certify it. Now abolished. Reg. Orig. 68.
Wisdom is better than knowledge, for wisdom is simple but knowledge is complex.
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Three cowboys of the world are sitting around camp talking about how tough they were and the tales kept getting bigger and bigger. The cowboy from Australia says, "I wrestled a 200 pound crocodile and may it cry like a baby." The Cowboy from Brazil shakes his head and says, "I killed a 400 pound steer with my bare hands." The Cowboy from Texas just smiled and kept stirring the campfire with his leg.
In English law. A writ com-manding the mayor of the staple to certify to the lord chancellor a statute-staple taken …
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