impunitas. (The words are found in this connection and order.) venia et impunitas. The hope of impunity, spes impunitatis. With impunity, impune: impunite (rare; Cic.). To escape with impunity, impune abire or dimitti: to commit anything with impunity, aliquid impune ferre, habere, or facere: to let anything be committed with impunity, aliquid impunitum ferre, sinere, or omittere; also, omittere, praetermittere or relinquere aliquid (☞ Matth., ad Cic., Manil., 5, 11, p. 77); aliquid inultum impunitumque dimittere (Cic.): to let anybody escape with impunity, aliquem impunitum or incastigatum dimittere; aliquem lion punire: sins are committed with impunity, peccata impune dilabuntur: he shall not escape with impunity, inultum id nunquam a me auferet; hoc haud sic auferet; hoc ei non sic abibit (comedy): to secure impunity, impunitatem consequi: to have secured forever an impunity for all one’s crimes, habere impunitatem et licentiam sempiternam.