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res nul·li·us
\ˌrāsnəˈlēəs, rāˈsnu̇lē-; ˌrēznəˈlīəs, rēzˈnəlēəs\ noun
Etymology: Late Latin, literally, thing of no one
1. : a thing belonging to no one whether because never appropriated (as a wild animal) or because abandoned by its owner but acquirable by appropriation
2. : property not subject to private ownership under Roman law |