causae
/ˈkɔːziː/Definitions
1. noun
plural form of ‘causa’, a cause or reason; a judicial process or trial, especially in ancient Rome.
“The court heard the causae of the dispute and made a fair judgment.”
2. noun
plural form of ‘causa’, a cause or reason; a judicial proceeding.
“The Roman law provided for a thorough examination of the causae in each case.”