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post obitum

American  
[pohst oh-bi-toom, pohst ob-i-tuhm, oh-bi-] / ˈpoʊst ˈoʊ bɪˌtʊm, ˈpoʊst ˈɒb ɪ təm, ˈoʊ bɪ- /

adverb

Latin.
  1. after death.


Example Sentences

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Alia roda jacet ad uest curiae Roberti praedicti; quae curia ipsius Roberti primo fuit ad uest, quam post obitum patris mutavit, transferendo horrea sua de uest usque hest.

From Project Gutenberg

Post obitum dicti Siwardi venit Rogerus qui fuit filius Hugonis et exigebat terram prenominatam et per consideracionem curie fuit seisitus in predicta terra, set quia uxor dicti Siwardi pauper fuit, consideratum sibi fuit ut haberet iv acras de predicta terra, quantum sibi custodiret.

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Quæris, quo jaceas post obitum loco?—

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The ground is covered with the words "Post Obitum" repeated in whole or part 180 times, in horizontal lines.

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The foregoing stamp was replaced in 1879, by another of the same design, but the words "Post Obitum" in the ground are replaced by a pattern of interlaced circles.

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