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Rescript

(1) In ancient Rome, a written response from an emperor to a question submitted for resolution; the rescript had the force of law.

(2) In a monarchical state, a communication from a monarch to an official, such as a minister. For example, a rescript assigned duties to officials or expressed gratitude for service.

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