Legacy
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 298
leg'a-si, n. that which is left p one by Tek'tum, n. a reading-desk in churches will a bequest of personal property. [L. as ff ip which the Scripture le ons are read. fCorr. legatia for legatum—lego, to leave by will.] Low L. lectrinwn a reading-desk-—I,ow Legacy-hunter, leg'a-si hunt'er, one who hunts lectrntff, a pulpit—Gr. lektrou^ a couch, and after legacies by courting those lively $o leave a support for a book.] them.' lek's hun, «. a reading', a variety in a Legal, lg'ga), adj. pertaining to or according to 28 fate, far me, h6r mine mOte mate m5Dn then. 298 IMG:page-298.webp:Page 298 Legalise — law lawful create*} by \^w.~aJv. Le'g^UV n. Legality. [Fr.—-L hgalls—lex, Ugls, law.] Legalise, le'gal-?z, v.t. to make legal or lawful to authorise to sanction,
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