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Latrociny vs Patrociny - What's the difference?

latrociny | patrociny |

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between latrociny and patrociny

is that latrociny is (obsolete) theft or robbery while patrociny is (obsolete) patronage; protection.

As nouns the difference between latrociny and patrociny

is that latrociny is (obsolete) theft or robbery while patrociny is (obsolete) patronage; protection.

latrociny

English

Noun

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  • (obsolete) theft or robbery
  • * 1832 W H. Armstrong, The poetic negligĂ©e, by Caleb, p138
  • *:Of all thefts, I think literary latrociny the least to be excused; and if I had the drawing up of a new penal code, I would certainly make plagiary death, (ay, outright death,) without the benefit of clergy.
  • * 1836 Daniel Dewar, A history of the holy Bible, with an intr., additional notes and dissertations, and a complete index by D. Dewar, p250
  • The whole civil power was lodged in such hands as had secret instructions from court to vex and ill treat the Israelites; and when matters were come to crisis, that oppression ruled, and the government was turned into a mere latrociny , private force upon any proper occasion, must be deemed lawful in all [...]
  • * 1845 The American Whig review, Volume 1, Wiley and Putnam, p273
  • There are yet one or two instances of this cunning latrociny which occurs to us as too rich not be noted.

    patrociny

    English

    Noun

  • (obsolete) Patronage; protection.