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PLAGIARISM , an appropriation or copying from theSee also: work of another, in literature or See also: art, and the passing off of the same as See also: original or without acknowledgment of the real authorship or source
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The See also: Lat. plagiaries meant a kidnapper, stealer or abductor of a slave or See also: child, though it
Yolk-See also: sac is also used in the See also: modern sense of a See also: literary pilferer or
purloiner by See also: Martial (I
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53, 9)
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The word plagium is used
in the See also: Digest of the offence of kidnapping or abduction, and the ultimate source is probably to be found in plaga, See also: net, snare, trap, cognate with Gr. sr)sExeiv, to weave, plait
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The idea of plagiarism as a wrong is comparatively modern, and has grown up with the increasing sense of See also: property in See also: works of the intellect
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