Terms implied " ex lege ", or in law, may derive from the common law ( as developed by the courts ), from trade usage or custom, or from statute . ( In the case of the common law, they have already been discussed in the section dealing with " naturalia " . ) Terms implied " ex lege " may be varied or excluded expressly by the parties.
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To this end he asked that explorers either obtain translations of well-known Christian prayers such as the Pater Noster, or, better yet, words for common things ( vocabula rerum vulgarium ), a sample list of which he appended to a letter to the Turkologist D . Podesta ( Leibniz 1768 / 1989b ) . The word list included numerals, kinship terms, body parts, necessitates ( food, drink, weapons, domestic animals ), naturalia ( God, celestial and weather phenomena, topographic features, wild animals ) and a dozen verbs ( eat, drink, speak, see & ).
