Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Sponsor

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    sponsor · sponsors

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    Institutes of Roman LawClassical · English

    A surety bound by the verbal formula 'spondes?', usable only between Roman citizens and only accessory to verbal contracts.

    A sponsor could only intervene when both parties were Roman citizens, a fidepromissor was used when either party was a peregrinus, § 120.
    ch. 116
    Sponsors by the lex Publilia have an additional remedy, being able, unless reimbursed in six months, to recover twice the sum advanced by the action on money paid by a sponsor.
    ch. 116
    Further, the lex Cicereia provides that a creditor who obtains the guaranty of sponsors and fidepromissors shall previously announce and declare to them the amount of the debt to be guaranteed and the number of sponsors or fidepromissors by whom it is to be guaranteed;
    ch. 116