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This is discussed in E. Vodola, Excommunication in the Middle Ages (U of
California Pr, 1986).esp. pp. 28-29. This censure took effect at the
comment of the crime, e.g., when a lay person struck a cleric.
Tom Izbicki
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I'd like to ask for your help with the question below that arrived in
the
morning e-mail.
with thanks,
Susan Kerr
Susan, do you know what the literal translation of "latae sententiae"
is? I understand that two ways to be excommunicated are "latae" and
"ferendae sententiae," and take the latter to mean "of a sentence that
must be borne/brought." But as for "latae," I don't know what to
think.
"Of a broad sentence? Of a sentence (already) borne/brought?"
Thanks,
Arlen
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