Noun An archaic variant of 'we see' or 'we have seen', often used in illuminated manuscripts and formal documents. as in strong fondness

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adeptus, habet indicium

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Example:The adeptus of the manuscript indicated the skillful portrayal of the saints.

Definition:An archaic term used in manuscripts to indicate that something has been accurately rendered or depicted.

From adeptus

Example:The manuscript had an habet indicium of the coat of arms of the noble family.

Definition:An archaic phrase used to denote the presence of an illustration or depiction within a document.

From habet indicium