"lesa maestà" meaning in Italian

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          "english": "Louis of Bavaria, at the presence of the people of Rome, had the undermentioned new laws, made from scratch by himself, published and confirmed, whose essence, briefly, is this: any Christian found in the sin of heretical wickedness, or of lese majesty, was to be immediately put to death",
          "ref": "1348, Giovanni Villani, “Di certe leggi che fece in Roma Lodovico di Baviera sì come imperadore. [On the laws made in Rome by Louis of Bavaria, as emperor]” (chapter 69), Libro undecimo [Eleventh book], in Nuova Cronica [New Chronicle], published 1991:",
          "text": "Lodovico di Baviera, […] in presenza del popolo di Roma fece pubblicare e confermò le ’nfrascritte nuove leggi per lui nuovamente fatte, la sustanzia in brieve de le quali è questa: che qualunque Cristiano […] incontanente trovato in quello peccato dell’eretica pravità o de la lesa maestà, fosse e dovesse essere morto",
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          "english": "She was judged guilty of lese majesty, and worthy of exemplary punishment",
          "ref": "1628 [c. 1595], “Duca di Nortfolck fu giusticiato in Londra [The duke of Norfolk was executed in London]”, Libro secondo [Second book], in Alessandro Sanesio, transl., Istoria delle rivoluzioni di Francia, Venice: Fontana, translation of Histoire des derniers troubles de France by Pierre Matthieu (in Middle French), page 84:",
          "text": "elle fust jugée atteinte de crime de leze majesté et punissable exemplairement",
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          "english": "With the father sentenced as guilty of lese majesty, his children cannot claim the ancient titles, and the ancient domains",
          "ref": "1687, Paolo Segneri, “Ragionamento decimosesto” (chapter 16), in Il cristiano instruito nella sua legge - Ragionamenti morali, volume 2, Venice: Paolo Baglioni, section VIII (section 8), page 142:",
          "text": "condannato il Padre, qual reo di leſa Maeſtà, non poſſono i ſuoi Figliuoli pretendere le antiche dignità, e gli antichi dominj",
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          "english": "The first ones, which are the greatest crimes, being the most harmful, are those called of lese majesty.",
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        "(historical, now only humorous) lese majesty"
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          "text": "elle fust jugée atteinte de crime de leze majesté et punissable exemplairement",
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          "text": "condannato il Padre, qual reo di leſa Maeſtà, non poſſono i ſuoi Figliuoli pretendere le antiche dignità, e gli antichi dominj",
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