deodand
英：['dɪəʊdænd] 美： ['diəˌdænd]
deodand 基本解释
n.赎罪奉献物（古英国法律）；
英英释义
Deodand
Deodand is a thing forfeited or given to God, specifically, in law, an object or instrument which becomes forfeit because it has caused a person's death."Deodand", Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1911以上来源于:Wikipedia
deodand 相关例句
权威例句
DEODANDDEODANDDEODANDFrom Deodand to DependencyDeath of the deodandThe deodand and responsibility for death"The Nature of the Early Law of Deodand"Noxal Surrender, the Deodand, and the Laws of King AlfredDeath of the Deodand: Accursed Objects and the Money Value of Human Life"Whether Wast, Deodand, or Stray": Cattle, Culture, and the Environment in Early GeorgiaNew Life for the Deodand: Coroners' Inquests and Occupational Deaths in England, 1830-46Ancient Law and the Punishment of Corporations: Of Frankpledge and DeodandSearching for Pigeons in the Belfry: The Inquest, the Abolition of the Deodand and the Rise of the Family
