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Term: escheccum
Definition: Escheccum was a type of jury or inquisition used in history. It comes from the Latin language.
Escheccum is a term used in history to refer to a jury or inquisition. It comes from the Latin language.
These examples show how escheccum was used in history to refer to a group of people who were responsible for making important decisions. They were often used in legal proceedings to ensure fairness and justice.