facient

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Et volucrem figas, facient te vivere tutum;

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  1. A doer; one who does anything, good or bad. Is sin in the fact, or in the mind of the facient? Bp. Hacket, Abp. Williams, p. 66.
  2. In mathematics, a variable of a quantic. Cayley, 1854.
  3. Facients of emanation. See emanation.

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  1. from Latin facien(t-)s, present participle of facere, make: see fact.
 

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