SALARIUM
salarium (s<<schwa>>-lair-ee-<<schwa>>m), n.[Latin “salt money”] 1.Roman law. An
allowance, esp. for living expenses, given to persons in noble professions (such as teachers and
doctors) who were not allowed to sue for fees. 2.Roman law. Wages for persons engaged in
military service on an emergency basis. • The regular soldier’s pay is a stipendium. 3.Hist. The
rent or profits of a hall or house. [Blacks Law 8th]