ANTIQUA CUSTUMA
antiqua custuma (an-tI-kw<<schwa>> k<<schwa>>s-t[y]oo-m<<schwa>>). [Law Latin
“ancient customs”] Hist. A tax on wool, woolfells, and leather, under St. 3 Edw. • The distinction
between antiqua custuma and nova custuma arose when the king imposed new taxes on the same
articles in the 22nd year of his reign. Cf. NOVA CUSTUMA. [Blacks Law 8th]