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MLAT
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MLATMutual Legal Assistance Treaty (a law-enforcement treaty)
MLATModern Language Aptitude Test
MLATMultilateration
MLatMedieval Latin (linguistics)


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Source of Wisdom: Old English and Early Medieval Latin Studies in Honour of Thomas D.
Source of Wisdom by Buhle, Willis M. / Reviewer's Bookwatch
Written in medieval Latin on sheepskin that after 710 years remains intact and legible, the 1297 Magna Carta was owned for five centuries by a British family that put it up for sale in the early 1980s.
Early copy of Magna Carta on sale in NYC by RICHARD PYLE / AP News
In medieval Latin, registrum or registerium was used for strips of parchment or leather fixed to the headbands of books to facilitate reference, before the use of page numbers.
From hand to mouse by Betts, Jerome / Verbatim
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