minus latium
noun
mi·nus la·ti·um
¦mī(ˌ)nu̇ˈslätēˌu̇m
: the right of Roman citizenship conferred upon the holder of a magistracy in a territorial unit (as a colony) outside Rome but applying only to the magistrate himself as an individual and not to his children and other relatives compare jus latii , majus latium
Word History
Etymology
Latin, literally, lesser Latium, from minus smaller, lesser (neuter of minor) + Latium, ancient country of Italy