Ille laedit iniuriam facit

[Lambina]

Dear Friends,

Could you possibly help me with this legal sentence:

ille laedit iniuriam facit

It can be found here, for example:

Hominis in statu, potissimum, hypothetico constituti officia potiora erga Deum, seipsum, et proximum, variis positionibus, ad ss. theologiam, et ius ecclesiasticum comprehensa, page 14, § 24.2.

 

[Snodv]

Without further information, I would say it almost looks like a gloss. ille laedit: iniuriam facit. That is, he damages = he does an injury. If not a gloss, then it would appear to be redundant but possibly purposely, as in English "first and foremost,"--two ways of saying the same thing.

 

[Lambina]

Thank you, Snodv. That sounds possible.

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