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What does "datum (sed) non concessum" mean? [closed]
: An Exchange (variant: concessum non datum)
The Bishop Goes to the University
It's clear that datum and concessum are passive past participles in Latin; datum can mean 'given' and concessum can mean … There is some question as to whether this counts as an English phrase (idiom), or only a Latin one. (Actually I don't have evidence that the phrase is used in Latin, but that's not the main point.) …
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