diffors — Lewis & Short
diffors, -rtis, adj.dis-fors: oratio,
I a kind of defence, by which the act charged is admitted, but justified, Jul. Victor, Art. Rhet. 3, 3; 5.
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diffors
diffors · adj
a kind of defence, by which the act charged is admitted, but justified
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