The  term  accenio  it  altoa|qilied  lo  thingi  which
ore  the  productt  of  other  thingt,  ai^d  not  added  to
them  externally  ai  in  the  (ate  juit  mentioned,
Erery  aceeiaio  of  Ihii  kind  belong!  to  the  owner
of  the  [nndpo]  thing ;  the  pcodnce  of  a  bentt,  the
pndoce  of  a  tAi,  and  of  a  tree  belonge  to  the
owner.  In  tome  catea  one  man  may  haTe  a  right
to  the  prodoce  (frnctiu)  of  a  thing,  thimgh  the
thing  belong!  to  another.  [Uaui  pauctus.]

The  term  acceaiiDaea  waa  alas  ^)plied  to  thooe
who  were  turetiea  or  boimd  for  olhen,  aa  Gdejuworet,
(Dig,  4i,  tit  1.  B.  91.  i  Puehta,  Obih  da-  Imtitif-
lioaoi,  a.  p.  661 :  Kg.  41.  tit  1 )  Oahu,  iL  73,

&.C      CONFUBIO.)  [G.  L.]

ACCLAMA'TIO  wot  the  public  eiptewon  of
approbation  or  diuqiprobation,  pltaauro  or  dii-
pleatore,  Ac;  by  load  acclamo^oa.  On  many  oc-
catifflu,  there  appear  to  have  been  certain  Utrmt  of
oukmatiomi  alwayi  oted  by  the  Romant ;  aa,  for
inatanoe,  at  maniaget,  lo  Hymm,  Hymaiaet,  or
Talattio  (eiplaJDed  by  Lir.  L  9.)  ;  at  triumpht,  lo
Iriumpit,  lo  trnenpkt ;  at  the  condoaion  of  pLayt
the  laat  actor  called  oat  Flaadile  to  the  ipcelaton ;
oratoti  were  uooally  piaited  by  loch  erprettionB  ai
Bau  ti  prtuelart,  B^  ^  foaia,Nai  polt^  tnclint,
&e.  (Cic  Dt  Oral.  iiL  26.)  Under  the  empire
the  naroe  of  acdajnatknia  was  giien  to  the  proitet
and  fiatteriet  which  the  lenate  beetoved  upon  the
emperor  and  hia  jamily,  Thete  acclamadone^
which  are  frequently  quoted  by  the  S£ripton$  Hit-
ttyrim  AugialaA,  were  often  of  contiderablo  length,
and  teem  to  haie  been  chanted  by  the  whole  body
of  tenatort.  There  were  regular  aedamatiima
ihonted  by  the  people,  of  which  one  of  Ibe  meat
common  waa  Z>u  <■  mrvatL  (C^iitoi  Matm.  rfno,
16,  26,  Oontiam.  tni,  11 ;  Lampiid.  Aim.  Sum.
