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Cognati

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Cognati 

(Latin, literally “relatives”), in Roman law, persons who are legally recognized as relatives by blood on the mother’s side as well as blood relatives in general. In the late empire, they could be included as heirs along with agnates.



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Christoferus autem de Tolentino predictus paratus erit quandocumque fuerit requisitus et libenter intendet huic rei maxime respectu predicti eius cognati, quia nullam pecuniam habet cum Florentinis nec etiam a comite Francisco.
19) "Al tornar de la mente, che si chiuse / dinanzi a la pieta d'i due cognati, / che di trestizia tutto mi confuse, / novi tormenti e novi tormentati / mi veggio intorno, come ch'io mi mova / e ch'io mi volga, e come che io guati.
14: "E molto a proposito, che la Dimessa abbia custodia all'orecchie, non ascolti ne fratelli, ne sorelle, ne cognati, ne parent) che parlino cose che non siano in onor di Dio.
 
 
 
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