sanction Copy link Outline 1. auctōrĭtas2. only in abl., jussu, injussu (with or without the s. of ...)3. confirmātio, etc. • sanction: 1. auctōrĭtas: v. authority. 2. only in abl., jussu, injussu (with or without the s. of ...): the Roman people cannot be bound by any treaty without its own s., P. R. injussu suo nullo pacto potest obligari, Cic. Bal. 15, 34: Caes.: Liv. So also, permissu (with the s. of ...): v. permission. 3. confirmātio, etc.: v. ratification. (N.B.--Not sanctio, which = formal enactment.)
sanction (v.) Copy link Outline I. Formally to give authority toII. To allow • sanction (v.): I. Formally to give authority to: confirmo, rătum facio, etc.: v. to ratify, confirm. II. To allow: permitto, 3: v. to permit.
SANCTION Copy link • SANCTION 1. s. auctoritas (authority, ratification): conrirmatio: comprobatio. Vid: the verb. 2. v. firmare: contirmare: affirmare: ratum facere (to ratify): fidem alicui rei firmare, addere: auctoritate sua affirmare rem (to confirm). To consent, Vid.