Precept
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 402
precept, n. rule of action a command- ment piim.iple, or maxim: {/aw) the written warrant, of a magistrate [Fr prtccpte -L prte~ captionpraceptus, pap. of preeupio to take forehand, in give rules to—Pree, before, and capw. bee Capable.]
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