Dicta In A Sentence

Definition of Dicta

• This led to their dicta being disregarded by sturdy juries who cared less for the letter of the law than for its spirit.
• Many of those who refuse to conform to the churches dicta on these subjects care nothing whatever for the amusements in question.
• And here one is tempted to go further, and show the crass idiocy and impertinence of those whose dicta are printed as law.
• Et fuit requisitus si volebat videre jurare testes quos dicta curia producere intendebat contra ipsum; qui dixit & respondit quod sic.
• Tu potens Trivia et notho's 15 Dicta lumine Luna.
• To moralize by statute is idle and unsatisfactory enough; but it is worse to attempt to moralize by the arbitrary dicta of minor government officials.
• Comedy thus treated may be accepted as a version of the ordinary worldly understanding of our social life; at least, in accord with the current dicta concerning it.
• Haec sane de hac Anathematismi Nicaeni clausula argute nimis dicta sunt, et turbant verborum sensum alioqui simplicem et luculentum.
• Guillelmi de Deiadjutorio & Johannis Bruni presbiterorum in dicta ecclesia procuratorumque aliorum sacerdotum,...

• Alsine Spergula dicta major.
• Lysimachia Chamænerion dicta angustifolia.
• Actum in dicta curia..., testibus discr.
• Their oppressive dicta and autocratic propaganda were treated with contempt.
• The two dicta are in direct opposition, yet both may be accepted.
• I have heard dicta as interesting as the one which I quote a few lines above.
• Porro a Nazareth quatuor leucis, est ciuitas olim dicta Naym, in 2.
• Actum ubi supra, in dicta capella Sancte Katerine, presentibus testibus dom.