gjobë, ndëshkim

gjobë, ndëshkim

financial penalty inflicted at the MERCY of the king or his justices for various minor offences. The offender is said to be "IN MERCY" and the monies paid to the crown to settle the matter is called "amercement" (See also Fines).

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Category: Medieval
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ndëshkim

Sociology; Criminology

Undesirable behavioral consequences likely to decrease the frequency of occurrence of that behavior.

gjobë

Legal services; General law

court-imposed monetary penalty

gjobë

Legal services; General law

punishment

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History; Medieval

processional walk round apsidal or square east end, behind the high altar.

mallkim, shkishërim

History; Medieval

condemnation of heretics, similar in effect to major excommunication. It inflicts the penalty of complete exclusion from Christian society.

renegat, femohues

History; Medieval

the term used to describe one who leaves religious orders after making solemn profession. It is considered a serious crime in the eyes of the church, being not only a breach of ...