See quarantie on Wiktionary
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"De l’italien quarantia."
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"ref": "Pierre Bruno Daru, Histoire de la République de Venise, page 114, Firmin-Didot, 1821",
"text": "La quarantie civile vieille jugeait par appel toutes les causes de la capitale où la demande excédait la somme de huit cents ducats ; les deux autres connaissaient des affaires de la province."
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