"ultroneity" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1851, James George Wood, The Law of Libel: a Treatise on the Forms of Judicial Procedure in the Courts of the Church of Scotland",
          "text": "[…] but it is now held that the mere fact of the ultroneity of a witness, i.e. his offering his testimony without citation, is not of itself a barrier to his admissibility.",
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        "(uncountable, archaic) The quality of being ultroneous."
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        "Ultroneous behaviour."
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        "(countable, archaic) Ultroneous behaviour."
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