remonstrance
REMONSTRANCE
admonitio: monitus. To make remonstrances [vid To REMONSTRATE]: not to produce any impression by mild remonstrances leniter agendo nihil proficere: to bring back to allegiance by mild remonstrances oratione reconciliare aliquem (e.g. a people; opposed to alicui reconciliare): to listen to anybody’s remonstrances aliquem munentem audire; alicui monenti obsequi.
admonitio: monitus. To make remonstrances [vid To REMONSTRATE]: not to produce any impression by mild remonstrances leniter agendo nihil proficere: to bring back to allegiance by mild remonstrances oratione reconciliare aliquem (e.g. a people; opposed to alicui reconciliare): to listen to anybody’s remonstrances aliquem munentem audire; alicui monenti obsequi.
remonstrance: no exact equiv.: nearest perh. rĕclāmātio (a cry of disapprobation): Cic. Phil. 4, 2, 5: sometimes expr. by objurgātio, or admonitio, or monitio: admonitio is "lenior objurgatio," id. de Or. 2, 83, 339: monitio (acc. to Fest.) is "ante commissum," objurgatio "post factum."