DAMNATUS

damnatus  (dam-nay-t<<schwa>>s),  n.  [fr.  Latin  damnare  “to  condemn”]  1.Roman  law.  A person condemned, esp. in a capital case. 2.Hist. Something prohibited by law; something that is unlawful, as in damnatus coitus (“unlawful sexual connection”). [Blacks Law 8th]