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A quick definition of secta:

Term: SECTA

Definition: A secta is a group of people who follow a particular religion, philosophy, or law. In Roman law, it referred to people who had to be brought to court to support a plaintiff's case or a lawsuit.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Secta (sek-tə) is a Latin term that refers to a group of followers who share a common belief or philosophy, such as a religious sect or a school of thought. It can also refer to people who are required to appear in court to support a plaintiff's case or a lawsuit.

  • A group of people who follow a particular religious leader and share their beliefs and practices can be considered a secta.
  • In ancient Rome, a plaintiff would need to gather a secta of witnesses to support their case in court.
  • If a company is facing a lawsuit, they may need to gather a secta of experts to testify on their behalf.

These examples illustrate how secta can refer to a group of people who share a common belief or purpose, whether it be religious, legal, or professional. In each case, the secta is a group of individuals who are united by a common goal or interest.

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