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<figure><head>IOHANNES MATTHIAS GESNERUS <hi rend='italic'>natus</hi> CICICCLXXXXI. <hi rend='italic'>moritur</hi> <foreign lang='GR'>*t*o *p*a*r*o*n*e*u*p*o*i*e*i*n</foreign></head> <figDesc>- portrait of the author -</figDesc></figure>
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NOVVS <lb/>
LINGVAE ET ERVDITIONIS <lb/>
ROMANAE <lb/>
THESAVRVS <lb/>
POST <lb/>
RO. STEPHANI <lb/>
ET ALIORVM <lb/>
NVPER ETIAM IN ANGLIA <lb/>
ERVDITISSIMORVM HOMINVM <lb/>
CVRAS <lb/>
DIGESTVS, LOCVPLETATVS, EMENDATVS <lb/>
ET <lb/>
GEORGIO II <lb/>
DEFENSORI FIDEI <lb/>
ET <lb/>
PACATORI ORBIS <lb/>
BIBLIOTHECAM ACADEMIAE SVAE <lb/>
<hi rend='italic'>GEORGIAE AVGVSTAE</hi> <lb/>
QVAE GOTTINGAE EST <lb/>
INVISENTI <lb/>
DEVOTI ANIMI PIETATE OBLATVS <lb/>
A. D. XXX. IVL. M D CC XXXXVIII. <lb/>
A <lb/>
IO. MATTHIA GESNERO <lb/>
ELOQ ET POES. P. P. O. ET ACAD. BIBLIOTHEC. <lb/>
CVM PRIVIL. SACR. CAES. MAIEST. AC SER. REG. POL. ET EL. SAX. <lb/>
<hi rend='italic'>LIPSIAE</hi> <lb/>
IMPENSIS CASP. FRITSCHII VIDVAE ET BERNH. CHR. BREITKOPFII <lb/>
M DCC XLIX.
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<head>C.</head>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.01' n='1' type='section'>
<head>Litera C.</head>
<p><emph>C [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Litera tertia in ordine, quae, vt ait</hi> Capella 3 p. 58 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0665' n='665'/>
<p><emph>C [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Condemnandi nota erat, in tabella iudiciaria insculpta, quod docet</hi> Ascon. Ped. ad Cic. Diu. in Verr. 24 c. 7. [...]</p>
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<head>CAB</head>
<p><emph>CABALLVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>i(/ppos2 e)rga/ths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Equus,</hi> a cauando dictus, <hi rend='italic'>si credimus</hi> Isidoro 12, 1 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0666' n='666'/>
<p><emph>CABALLINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>i(/ppeios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Caballina caro Plin. 28, 20. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CABALLARIVS</emph>, i. m. Eques <foreign lang='GR'>ke/lhs2 i(ppeu\s2</foreign> Gloss. Lat. Graec. Item, [<foreign lang='GR'>i(ppoko/mos2</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>i. qui equos curat,</hi> Caballarius in Gloss. Vet. Firmico <hi rend='italic'>etiam</hi> sub Equi caelestis sidere nati Caballarii <hi rend='italic'>dicuntur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CABALLATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>i(ppotrofh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Munus alendi equos publicos, vel potius ipsum pabulum equis annonae loco praebendum,</hi> L. His scholaribus, <hi rend='italic'>quae est</hi> 14 C. Iust. et 34 C. Theod. de erogat. mil. annonae.</p>
<p><emph>CABALLION</emph>, i. n. Herba, Splenion Apul. de Herb. 96.</p>
<p><emph>CABALLIONES</emph>, marini Veg. Mulom. 1, 20, 2. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 4, 12, 3 <hi rend='italic'>putantur</hi> Hippocampi, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CABATORES</emph>, Inscript. Grut. p. 622 n. 1 <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Cauatores, <hi rend='italic'>vt volunt. Sic</hi></p>
<p><emph>CABIALIS</emph>, resina Veget. Mulom. 3, 54, 2. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 4, 14, 1 <hi rend='italic'>est</hi> Cauealis, <hi rend='italic'>doliis picatis derasa, vel qualis condiendo vino adhibetur. Vid.</hi> Cadialis <hi rend='italic'>sub</hi> CADVS.</p>
<p><emph>CABELLA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>falso legitur apud</hi> Aug. de mus. 3, 1. <hi rend='italic'>quum legendum sit</hi> scabella.</p>
<p><emph>CABIRVS</emph>, i; <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> pl. CABIRI, [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/beiroi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Epitheton diuinum ex oriente arcessitum, haud dubie</hi> <gap desc='Greek word'/>
<hi rend='italic'>enim s.</hi> Cabhir <hi rend='italic'>magnus est, s. potens.</hi> [...]</p>
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<head>CAC</head>
<p><emph>CACA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Soror Caci, de qua</hi> Lactant. de fals. rel. 1, 20, 36 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACABO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>kakabi/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprium vacis perdicum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACABVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CACCABVS, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/kabos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vas est, in quo pulmentarium coquitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACCABVLVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CACABVLVM, i. n. Tertull. Apol. 13 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACABACEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Tertull. adu. Hermog. cap. 41 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACALIA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kakali/a</foreign>] siue Leontice vocatur semen margaritis minutis simile, dependens inter folia grandia, in montibus fere. <hi rend='italic'>Haec</hi> Plin. 25, 11. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> 26, 6.</p>
<pb id='s0667' n='667'/>
<p><emph>CACATVRIO [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CACO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CACCABE</emph>, es. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kakka/bh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Olim appellata fuit</hi> Carthago. <hi rend='italic'>Significat autem haec vox proprie</hi> Caput equinum, <hi rend='italic'>quod omen fuit futurae magnitudinis. Vid. Drakenb. ad Sil. 2, 410.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CACEMPHATON</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CACOPHATON, <hi rend='italic'>prius probante H. Stephano de abusu Gr. L.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kake/mfaton</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>oratio, quae turpe quiddam indicat, praeter consilium, certe praeter naturalem vim vocum,</hi> siue <hi rend='italic'>(vt ait</hi> Quinctil. 8, 3, 44) [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACHECTES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>seu</hi> CACHECTA, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/xekths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui malo est corporis habitu, et cui macie corpus confectum est.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACHECTICVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Plin. 32, 10 s. 39 Cachectici, quorum corpus macie conficitur.</p>
<p><emph>CACHEXIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kaxeci/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A medicis appellatur,</hi> Malus corporis totius habitus, quo alimenta corrumpuntur: quod fit, quum longo morbo vitiata corpora, etiamsi illo vacant, refectionem tamen non accipiunt; aut cum malis medicamentis corpus affectum est <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACHINNVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kixlismo\s2, kagxlasmo\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Solutus risus et immoderatus: a sono factum vocabulum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACHINNO [1]</emph>, are, [<foreign lang='GR'>kagxa/zw, kagxala/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CACHINNOR, ari. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACHINNANS</emph>, antis. Petulantius Aur. Vict. Epit. c. 28. Saevitia Mamertin. Paneg. Iul. c. 24. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Saeuitia.</p>
<p><emph>CACHINNATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kagxasmo\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Risus immoderatus.</hi> Cic. Tusc. 4, 66 c. 31 Vt si ridere concessum sit, vituperetur tamen cachinnatio.</p>
<p><emph>CACHINNO [2]</emph>, onis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>mw=kos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui immoderate ridet, Risor vel irrisor immodicus.</hi> Pers. Sat. 1, 12 Quid faciam? sed sum petulanti splene, cachinno.</p>
<p><emph>CACHINNABILIS</emph>, e. Apul. Miles. 5 p. 132 Populus risu cachinnabili diffluens, <hi rend='italic'>i. vehementi risu, qui cachinnus potius esset.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CACHINNOSVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Ad cachinnos procliuis.</hi> Cael. Aurel. Acut. 1, 3 Hilares natura et cachinnosi.</p>
<p><emph>CACHLA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CALCHA, Plin. 25, 8 <hi rend='italic'>Herba est, quae alio nomine</hi> Buphthalmus <hi rend='italic'>appellatur, vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CACHRYS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>plur.</hi> CACHRYES, [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/xrues2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>sunt Oblonga panicularum modo nucamenta, quae squamatim compacta propendent e ramis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACIZOTECHNOS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kakizo/texnos2</foreign>, a [<foreign lang='GR'>kaki/zw</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>improbo et</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>te/xnh</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>ars, quasi Improbans suum artificium; ita appellatus</hi> Callimachus statuarius, semper calumniator sui, nec finem habens diligentiae, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>xe/zw, a(fodeu/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ventris onus deponere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACANS</emph>, tis. Martial. 3, 89 Vtere lactucis et mollibus vtere maluis Nam faciem durum, Phoebe, cacantis habes.</p>
<p><emph>CACATVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>kexesme/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Catull. 37, 1 Annales, Volusi cacata charta.</p>
<p><emph>CACATVRIO [2]</emph>, ire. [<foreign lang='GR'>xezhtia/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Desideratiuum verbum, velle cacare, desidendi libidinem habere.</hi> Martial. 11, 78 Coenaturit Vacerra, non cacaturit.</p>
<p><emph>CACOCHYMIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Vitium naturalium humorum in corpore, apud Medicos.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CACOCHYMVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Malum praebens succum.</hi> Celsus 2, 19 Aliae res boni succi, aliae mali sunt, quae <foreign lang='GR'>eu)/xuma</foreign> et <foreign lang='GR'>kako/xuma</foreign> Graeci vocant.</p>
<pb id='s0668' n='668'/>
<p><emph>CACODAEMON</emph>, onis. [<foreign lang='GR'>kakodai/mwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Malus genius.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACOETHES</emph>, n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kakohqe\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Malus mos, praua consuetudo, quae velut in morbum abiit.</hi> Iuucnal. Sat. 7, 52 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACOPHATON</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CACEMPHATON</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CACOMEMNON</emph>, onis. m. Mimus ita dictus Laberii Gell. 16, 7.</p>
<p><emph>CACOSTOMACHOS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kakosto/maxos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui malum ac debilitatum stomachum habet, hoc est ventriculum: os enim ventriculi (qui proprie</hi> stomachus <hi rend='italic'>dicitur) pro ipso ventriculo sumi solet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACOSYNTHETON</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kakosu/nqeton</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Mala seu deformis compositio: vt apud</hi> Virg. Aen. 9, 610 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACOTECHNIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kakotexni/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Mala ars ad verbum.</hi> Quinctil. 2, 20, 2. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 15, 2 Cacotechniam quidam nominauerunt Artis prauitatem.</p>
<p><emph>CACOZELIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kakozhli/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Mala affectatio, peruersa imitatio, quoties inscite affectantes virtutem aliquam, in vitium labuntur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACOZELVS</emph>, Adiect. [<foreign lang='GR'>kako/zhlos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ineptus imitator vel affectator.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACTOS</emph>, i. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/ktos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba, ex carduorum genere, teste</hi> Plin. 21, 16 s. 57. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACVBALVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Sunt qui legant, (al.</hi> Culicum, Culiculum, <hi rend='italic'>et vulg.</hi> Cucubalum) Plin. 27, 8 s. 44 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACVLA</emph>, ae. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)ko/louqos2</foreign>] Festo <hi rend='italic'>docente, Seruus militis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CACVLATVS</emph>, ûs. m. Caculatum seruitium, Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Videtur esse Accusatiuus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CACVMEN</emph>, inis. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)=pos2, korufh\, ko/rumbos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vertex, siue Summum cuiuscunque rei.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CACVMINO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)pi/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Acutum reddere</hi> Ouid. Met. 3, 195 Dat spatium collo, summasque cacuminat aures. <hi rend='italic'>De Actaeone in ceruum mutato.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CACVMINATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)pisqei\s2</foreign>] Plin. 10, 52 Aquatilium oua rotunda: reliqua fere fastigio cacuminata. Apex in conum cacuminatus Sidon. Epist. 2, 2.</p>
<p><emph>CACVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/kos2</foreign>] Secundum fabulas, Vulcani filius fuit, ore ignem ac fumum vomens, qui vicina omnia populabatur. [...]</p>
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<div2 id='GeTL.04.04' n='4' type='section'>
<head>CAD</head>
<p><emph>CADAVER</emph>, eris. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>nekro\n, ptw=ma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Corpus quodcunque mortuum: a</hi> Cadendo <hi rend='italic'>deriuatur</hi> Hieron. in Matth. 24, 28. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADAVERINVS</emph>, a, um. Tertull. de Anim. 32 Cadauerinam <hi rend='italic'>dixit absolute, vt</hi> ferinam, vitulinam, <hi rend='italic'>carnem de cadauere.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CADAVEROSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>nekrw/dhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cadauerosa facies Ter. Hec. 3, 4, 27. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADETVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANDETVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CADISCVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'> Dimin. a</hi> Cadus, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CADVS</ref> </p>
<p><emph>CADIVVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CADO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CADMEA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. sub </hi> <ref>CADMVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CADMIA</emph>, ae. <foreign lang='GR'>kadmi/a</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>quae et</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kadmei/a</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>dicitur Dioscoridi</hi>] <hi rend='italic'>Lapis aerosus, id est multum aeris habens.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CADMVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/dmos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Agenoris filius, missus a patre ad inquirendam Europam a Ioue raptam, iussusque sine illa non redire, ex Apollinis responso sequutus bouem, Boeotiam vbi illa constitit, regionem vocauit: Thebasque ex nomine Aegyptiarum Thebarum, vnde originem habuit, civitatem condidit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADMEIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Stat. Theb. 8, 519 -- leuius Cadmeius Aemon, Tela rotat. <hi rend='italic'>i. Thebanus. Sed filia Cadmi</hi> Cadmeia Ino Sen. Oed. 446.</p>
<p><emph>CADMEIDES</emph>, Patronym. a Cadmo deductum. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADMEVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kadmei=os2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A Cadmo ortus, Thebanus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADMITIS</emph>, idis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Gemma. Vid.</hi> Plin. 37, 10 s. 56 Cadmitis eadem esset, quam Ostracitin vocant, nisi quod hanc caeruleae interdum cingunt bullae. <hi rend='italic'>MSS. ap. Hard.</hi> Calamitis.</p>
<p><emph>CADO</emph>, cecidi, casum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>pi/ptw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem fere quod labi.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CADENS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>pi/ptwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Praeter exempla in ipso verbo,</hi> Excipere cadentem Stat. Silu. 1, 2, 109. Supponere aliquid cadenti Ouid. Epist. 15, 179. Sustinere cadentem Ouid. Met. 8, 148</p>
<p><emph>CASVRVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. a Cado. Cic. Fam. 15, 1 Quid casurum sit, incertum est, <hi rend='italic'>i. Euenturum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CASVS</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ptw=sis2, su/mptwma, au)tomati/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ex prima notione verbi lapsum s. delapsionem, aut collapsionem significat.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CASVALIS</emph>, e. <hi rend='italic'>Quod casu fit, sine ratione nota, vt,</hi> Casualis conditio, <hi rend='italic'>quae ab incerto euentu pendet,</hi> leg. vlt. Cod. de necessar. Seru. <hi rend='italic'>Grammaticis Casus declinationum respicit: vt,</hi> Genus casuale Varr. de L. L. 7, 29. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CASVALITER</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Fortuito.</hi> Sidon. Epist. 9, 11.</p>
<p><emph>CASO [1]</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>pi/ptw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Videtur ad</hi> Cadere <hi rend='italic'>ita referri, vt ad</hi> Labi Labare. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CASANS</emph>, antis. <hi rend='italic'>Ad lapsum pronus.</hi> Casanti capite incedit Plaut. Asin. 2, 3, 23. <hi rend='italic'>recte Gronou.</hi> quassanti: <hi rend='italic'>vt et</hi> Bacch. 2, 3, 71.</p>
<p><emph>CASITO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Frequenter cadere.</hi> Paullus D. de seruit. vrb. praed. l. Seruitutes, Si seruitus stillicidii imposita sit: non licet domino servientis areae ibi aedificare, vbi casitare coepit stillicidium. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CASABVNDVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>ptw/simos2</foreign>] Adi. Crebro cadens Festus. Varr. de L. L. 6, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADAX</emph>, acis. Claudus, qui saepe cadit Gloss. Isid. <hi rend='italic'>Conf. Barth. Adu.</hi> 35, 9,</p>
<p><emph>CADVCVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>ptw/simos2, a)mudro\s2</foreign>] Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Quod in ruinam procliue est, et casum minatur, caditque adeo sua sponte, vi non adhibita.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CADVCARIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Homines August. de Beata Vita col. 488 ed. Frob. <hi rend='italic'>i. epileptici.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADVCITER [1]</emph>, Adu. antiquum, pro Praecipitanter. Varro Erratione, Aut frigidos nimbos, aqua ista caduciter ruentes pertimuerint aquatulae (<hi rend='italic'>al.</hi> aquatiles) querquetulae natantes. <hi rend='italic'>Haec</hi> Nonius, 2, 172.</p>
<p><emph>CADIVVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ptw/simos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem, quod Caducus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADVCEVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CADVCEVS, <hi rend='italic'>sed illud vsitatius.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CADVCEATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kh/ruc</foreign>] Festus: Caduceatores, Legati pacem petentes. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADVCEATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>i. e. Caduceum ferens. Ita extat Romae.</hi> ABITE HINC VESTRO CVM MERCVRIO PETASATO CADVCEATOQ. <hi rend='italic'>vide I. B. Ferretii Mus. Lapid.</hi> p. 5.</p>
<p><emph>CADVCIFER</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>khrukeiofo/ros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Mercurius, cuius esse caduceum, modo vidimus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADVCITER [2]</emph>, CADVCVS, <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>CADO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CADVRCI</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kadou=rkoi</foreign>] Narbonensis prouinciae populi in Aquitania. Plin. 4, 19. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CADVRCVS</emph>, a, um. Sidon. Carm. 9, 278 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/dos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Genus vasis vino seruando apti.</hi> Columel. 12, 28, 4 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CADIALIS</emph>, e. <hi rend='italic'>Cadis conditus et aduectus; vt,</hi> Resina cadialis Cael. Aurel. Tard. 2, 108. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CADYTAS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kadu/tas2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba, de qua Plin.</hi> 16, 44 s. 92 Est et in Syria, <hi rend='italic'>inquit,</hi> herba, quae vocatur cadytas, non tantum arboribus, sed ipsis etiam spinis circumuoluens sese.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.05' n='5' type='section'>
<head>CAEC</head>
<p>CAEA, siue CAEOS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CEA.</p>
<p><emph>CAECIAS</emph>, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaiki/as2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ventus inter Boream et Subsolanum interiectus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAECIGENVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAECVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAECILIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Genus serpentis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAECILIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>familiae Romanae nomen.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>CAECITAS, CAECO, as. <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CAECVS.</p>
<p><emph>CAECVBVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kai/koubon</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Oppidum Campaniae in Italia, quod licet paludibus adiaceat, vineta tamen vini feracissima enutrit arboribus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAECVBVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kai/koubos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Plin. 3, 5 s. 9 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAECVLTO [1]</emph>, CAECVLVS, Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAECVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAECVLVS [1]</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kai/koulos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Huius mirabilem e scintilla conceptum cum enarrasset</hi> Seru. <hi rend='italic'>ad</hi> Aen. 7, 681, <hi rend='italic'>pergit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAECVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>tuflo\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui facultate videndi caret, et passiue, qui non videtur; neque tantum de oculis corporis dicitur, sed etiam de mente atque intellectu, vt</hi> caecus <hi rend='italic'>sit, qui nihil intelligat,</hi> caecum, <hi rend='italic'>quod non intelligatur.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAECVLVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>Qui parum videt.</hi> Plaut. Pers. 2, 4, 11 Tua caecule causa? <hi rend='italic'>Al. cum Gronovio</hi> Cucule <hi rend='italic'>legunt.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAECLVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Neptuni Filius, et</hi> CAECILIA, <hi rend='italic'>vid. paullo antesuis locis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAECITAS</emph>, atis. [<foreign lang='GR'>tuflo/ths2, a)bleyi/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Fucultatis videndi</hi> [...]
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<hi rend='italic'>orbitas: et est proprie corporis; ad animum vero saepe transfertur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAECITVDO</emph>, inis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Idem</hi> Gloss. Gr. Lat. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)bleyi/a</foreign>, Caecitudo. Festus in Nuscitiosus ex Popilio Aurelio <hi rend='italic'>adfert,</hi> Nuscitiones esse caecitudines nocturnas.</p>
<p><emph>CAECIGENVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>tuflogenh\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui caecus natus est.</hi> Lucret. 2, 740 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAECIGENA</emph>, ae. c. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Gloss. Gr. Lat. [<foreign lang='GR'>tuflogenh\s2</foreign>, Caecigena.</p>
<p><emph>CAECO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>tuflo/w</foreign>,] <hi rend='italic'>Visu priuare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAECATVS</emph>, a, um. Rapina et celeritate caecata oratio Cic. in Brut. 264 c. 76. <hi rend='italic'>i. obscurata.</hi> Libidinibus caecati velut domesticis vitiis Id. Tusc. 1 c. 30.</p>
<p><emph>CAECVLTO [2]</emph>, are. [Vet. Gl. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)mbluw/ttw</foreign>] Festus, Caecultant: caecis proximi sunt oculorum acie obtusa: Plaut. Numnam mihi oculi caecultant: Estne hic noster Hermio? [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAECVTIO</emph>, ire. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)mbluw/ttw, parable/pw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Parum videre:</hi> Varro <hi rend='italic'>ap.</hi> Non. 2, 133 Vtrum oculi mihi caecutiunt, an ego vidi seruos in armis contra dominos?</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.06' n='6' type='section'>
<head>CAED</head>
<p><emph>CAEDES [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAEDO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAEDICIVS [1]</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Iudicis seuerissimi nomen apud</hi> Iuuen. Sat. 13, 197.</p>
<p><emph>CAEDICIVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Caediciae tabernae in via Appia a domini nomine sunt vocatae, Festus.</p>
<p><emph>CAEDO</emph>, cecidi, caesum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/ptw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie significat pulsare, ferire, percutere, deinde etiam amputare, decidere, atque adeo interficere.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAESVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>kekomme/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'> Partic. vt</hi> Caesis copiis Cic. ad Brut. 10. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESVRA [1]</emph>, ae. f. <foreign lang='GR'>tmh=ma, diakoph\</foreign> Gloss. Gr. Lat.] <hi rend='italic'>Incisura, caesio.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESVRATIM</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>kata\ tmh/mata</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Incisim, Succincte, Breuiter, per caesuras, i. commata, s. incisa.</hi> Sidonius Epist. 4, 3 Tota illa dictio sic caesuratim succincta, quod profluens.</p>
<p><emph>CAESIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>tmh=sis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Pro Caesura.</hi> Columel. 4, 33, 1 Et post quinquennium caesa, more salicti recreatur, atque in palum formata fere vsque in alteram caesionem perennat, <hi rend='italic'>de castanea.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAESIM</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>tmh/dhn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Caedendo.</hi> Ceruicem gladio caesim grauiter percutere Suet. Cal. c. 58. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. s. l.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAESOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>qui Caedit,</hi> Hieron. Epist. 103 cap. 6. <hi rend='italic'>Habet quoque</hi> Val. Probus Grammat. p. 1458.</p>
<p><emph>CAEDES [2]</emph>, is. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>fo/nos2, sfagh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Mors caedendo illata.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAEDECVLA</emph>, ae. f. Parua caedes. Cathol.</p>
<p><emph>CAEDVVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>koptiko\s2</foreign>] Caedua silua, <hi rend='italic'>quae habetur in eum vsum, vt materia caedatur ex ea, apud</hi> Caton. R. R. 1, 7. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAEIX</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CEYX</ref>.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.07' n='7' type='section'>
<head>CAEL</head>
<p><emph>CAEL</emph>, pro Caelum dixit Ennius per apocopen. Ausonius in monosyllabis, Vnde Rudinus ait Diuûm domus altisonum Cael. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Do, <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Domus.</p>
<p><emph>CAELASSIS</emph>, Antiquum vocabulum, pro Caelaueris. Festus.</p>
<p><emph>CAELATVRA [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAELO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAELEBS</emph>, ibis. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)/gamos2, h)i/+qeos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Dicitur tam qui caruit semper vxore, quam qui nunc caret.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELIBATVS</emph>, ûs. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)ga/mion</foreign>] Felix Capell. 1 p. 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELIBARIS</emph>, e. Adi. Caelibari hasta caput nubentis comebatur, quae in corpore gladiatoris stetisset abiecti, occisique: vt quemadmodum illa coniuncta fuerit cum corpore gladiatoris, sic ipsa cum viro sit: vel quod nuptiali iure imperio viri subiicitur nubens, quia hasta, summa armorum et imperii est. [...]</p>
<p>CAELESTIS, CAELICOLA, CAELITES, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CAELVM.</p>
<p><emph>CAELESTVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Africae Deus. Laudatur ex</hi> Tertull. Apologet. c. 24 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELICVLVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Nomen loci, cuius meminit</hi> Cic. de Arusp. Resp. 32 c. 15 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COELIVS, <hi rend='italic'>Mons vnus e septem, de quo</hi> Varro [...]
<pb id='s0682' n='682'/>
de L. L. 4, 8</p>
<p><emph>CAELIMONTANVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAELIVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAELIMONTANVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kailimonta=nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Caelimontana porta. Cic. in Pison. 55 Quum ego Caelimontana porta introisse dixissem, <hi rend='italic'>etc. Add.</hi> Liu. 35, 9. <hi rend='italic'>Alii scribunt per</hi> oe.</p>
<p><emph>CAELO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>glu/fw, diaglu/fw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cum diphthongo, significat insculpere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELATVS</emph>, a, um. Cic. Tusc. 5, 61 c. 21 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELATVRA [2]</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>glufh\</foreign>] Quae auro, argento, aere, ferro, opera efficit, Nam sculptura etiam lignum, ebur, marmor, vitrum, gemmas, praeter ea, quae supra dixi, complectitur, <hi rend='italic'>vt ait</hi> Quinctil. 2, 21, 9. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>glupth\r</foreign>] Plin. 34, 8 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELAMEN</emph>, inis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem, quod Caelatura.</hi> Ouid. Met. 13, 291 Neque enim clipei caelamina nouit, Oceanum et terras, cumque alto sidera caelo, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAELVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)gkopeu\s2, glupth/rion, glufei=on</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Instrumentum, quo vtuntur Caelatores.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAELESTIS</emph>, e. [<foreign lang='GR'>ou)ra/nios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod ex caelo vel in caelo est, vt,</hi> Caelestis arcus Plin. 12, 24. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELICOLA</emph>, ae. c. [<foreign lang='GR'>ou)rani/wn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Habitator caeli.</hi> Virg. Aen. 2, 641 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAELICVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Non probatae vocabulum aetatis. Vtitur eo saepius</hi> Theodulf. Aurelian. <hi rend='italic'>vt</hi> Carm. 1, 564. 2, 144 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 315. <hi rend='italic'>it. alius ap. Barth. Adu.</hi> 34, 1.</p>
<p><emph>CAELIFER</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>dicitur Atlas, quem Poetae fingunt caelum sustinere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELIGENAE</emph>, stellae. Apul. de Mundo p. 57, 29 <hi rend='italic'>dicuntur, vt,</hi> Indigena, Troiugena <hi rend='italic'>et id genus: nisi malis</hi> Caeligenus, a, um.</p>
<p><emph>CAELILOQVVS</emph>, a, um. Commod. Instruct. 60.</p>
<p><emph>CAELIPOTENS</emph>, entis. <hi rend='italic'>Deorum epitheton.</hi> Plaut. Pers. 5, 1, 3 Alii omnes caelipotentes. Prud. Apoth. v. 660.</p>
<p><emph>CAELISPEX</emph>, icis. <hi rend='italic'>Nomen Apollinis ap.</hi> S. Rufum et P. Victor. Regione XI. vrbis <hi rend='italic'>Fuerit ergo Apollo Augur</hi> s. <hi rend='italic'>Auguralis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAELITES</emph>, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>ou)ra/nioi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui caelum habitant.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAELITVS</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>e caelo; sicut</hi> Diuinitus, <hi rend='italic'>a Deo.</hi> Hieronymus in Vita Paulli Erem. [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.08' n='8' type='section'>
<head>CAEM</head>
<p><emph>CAEMENTVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>a Caedendo. Sic vocantur enim Lapides caesi rudes et informes, quales fundamentis adhibentur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAEMENTA</emph>, ae. f. Ennius, Labat, labuntur saxa, caementae cadunt Nonius 3, 42.</p>
<p><emph>CAEMENTARII</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>xalikodo/moi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Caementorum structores, quos Fabros murarios appellant.</hi> Hieron. ad Paullinum Ep. 103, 6 Caementarii, fabri metallorum, lignorumue caesores.</p>
<p><emph>CAEMENTICIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>xali/keios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod caemento constructum est.</hi> [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.09' n='9' type='section'>
<head>CAEN</head>
<p><emph>CAENEVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>duarum Syllabarum</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaineu\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>qui ante fuera:</hi> Caenis. <hi rend='italic'>Nempe</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAENIS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kai=nis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Elatei Lapithae fuit filia, quae a Neptuno compressa hoc praemii petiit, vt in virum mutaretur: quod adeo non aegre a deo impetrauit, vt etiam inuulnerabilem esse voluerit, vocataque fuit</hi> Caeneus. [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.10' n='10' type='section'>
<head>CAEP <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CAER</head>
<p><emph>CAEPA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CAEPE, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CEPE</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAERE</emph>, n. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaire/a</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>Strabo.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*kai=re</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>Stephano in</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*)agu/lla|, *kairh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>cuius casus</hi> Caeritis <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Caerete <hi rend='italic'>exemplis mox docebimus.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0687' n='687'/>
<p><emph>CAERETANVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Val. Max. 1, 1, 10 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAERITES</emph>, Gell. 16, 13 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAEREFOLIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Herba est, quam</hi> Paederota Graeci vocant, <hi rend='italic'>cuius meminit</hi> Plin. 19, 8 s. 54.</p>
<p><emph>CAEREMONIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CAERIMONIA, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CERIMONIA, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>qrhskei/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Caeremoniae, arum, <hi rend='italic'>dicuntur ritus sacri.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAEREMONIALIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CAERIMONIALIS, e. Arnob. lib. 7 pag. 237 O Deorum sublimitas praepotens, quam venerari, quam colere officiis omnibus caeremonialibus debeas.</p>
<p><emph>CAEREMONIOSVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Ammian. 22, 37 Per septem caeremoniosos dies, <hi rend='italic'>etc. ita etiam</hi> Valesius p. 336.</p>
<p>CAERES, itis. CAERETE, is. CAERETANVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CAERE.</p>
<p><emph>CAERINTHE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CERINTHE</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAEROMA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CEROMA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAERVLEVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Arenae genus est, quae in auri atque argenti metallis nascitur, pictorum vsui: cuius genera,</hi> Aegyptium, Scythicum, Cyprium, Puteolanum, et Hispaniense <hi rend='italic'>commemorat</hi> Plin. 33, 12 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 13. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAERVLEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <foreign lang='GR'>glauko\s2, kua/neos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quasi</hi> Caeluleus, <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Caeli <hi rend='italic'>colore: Dicitur etiam</hi> Cumatilis <hi rend='italic'>color, quod Graeci</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>ku/mata</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>fluctus vocant.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAERVLEATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Cacruleatus, et nudus, caputque redimitus arundine, et caudam trahens genibus innixus Glaucum saltasset Paterc. 2, 83. <hi rend='italic'>De Planco, marinum Deum agente.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAERVLVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kua/neos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Caeruleus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAERVLANS</emph>, antis. Fulgent. Mythol. 8 p. 26 Caerulanti peplo circumlita hyalinae cauitatem Sphaerae osseo fastigans tigillo versabat. <hi rend='italic'>De Astrologia.</hi></p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.11' n='11' type='section'>
<head>CAES</head>
<p><emph>CAESA</emph>, ae. <hi rend='italic'>Gallicum telum, vid.</hi><ref>GAESA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAESAPON</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Lactucae species.</hi> Plin. 20, 7 s. 25 Alterum est genus, quod Graeci Caesapon vocant. Aesopon <hi rend='italic'>suspicatur Dalecampius.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAESAR</emph>, quod est cognomen Iuliorum, a Caesarie dictus est; Qui scilicet cum Caesarie natus est. Festus. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0689' n='689'/>
<p><emph>CAESAREVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaisa/reios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Domus Caesarea Ouid. Trist. 1, 1, 70. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESARIANVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>aliud</hi> Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaisa/reios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Caesariana celeritas Cic. Att. 16, 10 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESARIES</emph>, ei. [<foreign lang='GR'>koura\, bo/struxos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A Caedendo: Comam significat, quae caedi solet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESARIATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>bostruxwto\s2</foreign>] Comatus Plaut. Mil. 3, 1, 173 Qui miles admutiletur caesariatus. <hi rend='italic'>Metaphor.</hi> Videas viridantibus comis caesariatam esse terram Apul. de Mundo p. 67, 37.</p>
<p><emph>CAESENA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vnde</hi> CAESENATES, <hi rend='italic'>oppidum in Gallia Cispadana, s. Togata, quae hoc nomen hodie retinet; hic memoranda propter dictum asperum</hi> Q. Ciceronis Fam. 16, 27 <hi rend='italic'>de Hirtio et Pansa COSS.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>CAESIM, CAESIO, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CAEDO.</p>
<p><emph>CAESITIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Linteolum Caesicium Plaut. Epid. 2, 2, 46. Nonius 14, 17 sic dictum putat, quod vel Caedendo ad candorem perueniat, vel quod Oras circumcisas habeat.</p>
<p><emph>CAESIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>glauko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nomen coloris, qui caeli speciem habet, dictus, vt statim videbimus, quasi</hi> Caelius. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESONES</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kaisw=nes2</foreign>] appellantur, Ex vtero matris exsecti, Festus. Plin. 7, 9 Primusque Caesarum, a caeso matris vtero dictus: qua de causa et Caesones appellati.</p>
<p><emph>CAESVLIAE [1]</emph>, qui caesiis sunt oculis, Fest.</p>
<p><emph>CAESPES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel, vt alii,</hi> CESPES, itis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>bw=los2, bw/lac, xorto/plinqos2, xorto/bwlos2</foreign>, Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Caedo <hi rend='italic'>fit; et est</hi> Terra cum herba in modum lateris caesa, <hi rend='italic'>auctore</hi> Festo. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAESPITICIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>bwlakino\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod fit ex caespitibus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESPOSVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Caespite plenus, laudatur e</hi> Columel. 10, 130 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESPITO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Quasi in Caespitem offendere, et lapsui proximum esse. Hinc certe</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAESPITATORES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Equi, qui saepe in caespitem, aut lapidem, aut aliud offendiculum impingunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAESTRVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CESTRVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAESTVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CESTVS ûs. [<foreign lang='GR'>i(ma\s2, mu/rmhc</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Lorum e corio bubulo, crudo, vt durius esset, interdum etiam massis plumbeis, ferreisue munitum et confixum, quo manus et brachia illigabant, vt ictus eo vehementiores inferre possent.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAESVLIAE [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. post</hi> CAESIVS.</p>
<p><emph>CAESVM</emph>, i, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAEDO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAESVRA [2]</emph>, CAESVRATIM, CAESVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAEDO</ref>.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.12' n='12' type='section'>
<head>CAET</head>
<p><emph>CAETABVLVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Vox nihili, quae tamen obsedit libros.</hi> Cato de R. R. 102 Melanthii caetabulum, medicl vocant Smyrneum. <hi rend='italic'>Sed rescribendum,</hi> acetabulum: <hi rend='italic'>Vid. Gesner. Lex. Rust.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAETERVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CETERVS, a, um, <hi rend='italic'>et vsitatius plur.</hi> CAETERI, ae, a. [<foreign lang='GR'>e(/teroi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Reliqui.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0692' n='692'/>
<p><emph>CAETERO</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>to\ loipo\n</foreign>] Plin. 10, 58 s. 79 Palumbes incubat femina post meridiana in matutinum, caetero mas. <hi rend='italic'>h. e. quod reliquum est temporis. Dictio haec Plinio est admodum familiaris.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAETEROQVIN</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CAETEROQVI, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>ta/lla</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem, quod Alioquin.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAETERVM</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)lla\, me/ntoi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Non tantum continuandi, sed quod etiam aduersandi saepe vim habeat, fere vt</hi> Sed, <hi rend='italic'>quicum permutari tum potest: ordinarie autem illi respondet,</hi> quod reliquum est. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAEYX</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CEYX</ref>.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.13' n='13' type='section'>
<head>CAI</head>
<p><emph>CAIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CAIANVS, Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>CAIVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAICVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/i+kos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Phrygiae fluuius ex Mysia veniens, auctore</hi> Plin. 5, 30. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAIETA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kai+a/tta</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vrbs et portus Campaniae, sic a</hi> Caieta <hi rend='italic'>nutrice Aeneae dictus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAIO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Apud veteres fuisse volunt Cohibere, coercere, compescere: nam</hi> Caî <hi rend='italic'>seu</hi> Kaî <hi rend='italic'>in</hi> Vet. Gloss. <hi rend='italic'>sunt</hi> Cancelli. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAIATIO</emph>, onis. f. Puerilis caedes <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Fulg. <hi rend='italic'>loco modo laudato.</hi> Caedem <hi rend='italic'>hic intelligo non necem, sed pulsationem, castigationem, verbera.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAIVS</emph>, CAIA, [<foreign lang='GR'>*ga/i+os2, *gai/+a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nomina in matrimoniis sollemniter contrahendis vsitata:</hi> Vbi tu Caius et ego Caia: <hi rend='italic'>quibus verbis, vt Plutarchus scribit,</hi> Quaest. Rom. 30, <hi rend='italic'>quasi paciscitur sibi commune, cum viro dominium, et par imperium domi: ac si diceret.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAIANVS</emph>, Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kai/+anos2</foreign>] Stat. Silu. 4, 9, 22 Emtum plus minus asse Caiano. <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>AS</ref>. Suet. Tito 1 Insignis annus Caiana nece, <hi rend='italic'>i. Caii Caligulae.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAIOLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. a Caius, <hi rend='italic'>i. Puerulus.</hi> Stat. Silu. 1, 6, 17 Molles Caioli Lagunculique, <hi rend='italic'>i. bellaria, Sigilla puerorum referentia.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAIPOR</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>i.</hi> Caii puer <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> seruus Festus <hi rend='italic'>in</hi> Quintipor.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.04.14' n='14' type='section'>
<head>CAL</head>
<p><emph>CALA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/la</foreign>] Seruius <hi rend='italic'>ad</hi> Aen. 6, 1 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0693' n='693'/>
<p><emph>CALABRA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/labra</foreign>] Curia dicebatur, vbi tantum ratio sacrorum gerebatur. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALABARRIO</emph>, onis, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CALABARRIVNCVLVS, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Praeco videtur fuisse, qui concionem calaret, i. aduocaret in</hi> Curiam Calabram. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALABRIA</emph>, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalabri/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Peninsula in extrema Italia, vbi Tarentum, Brundusium. Vid.</hi> Plin. 3, 11. <hi rend='italic'>Quantitatem doceat</hi> Hor. Carm. 1, 31, 5 Non aestuosae grata Calabriae Armenta.</p>
<p><emph>CALABER</emph>, bri. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalabro\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui ex Calabria est, vel Calabriam incolit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALABRICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalabriko\s2</foreign>] Columel. 12, 49, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALABRICO</emph>, are. Plin. Valer. 3, 13 Lanis inuolues et calabricabis.</p>
<p><emph>CALABRIX</emph>, icis. f. Spina siluestris, cui tuberes inseruntur. Plin. 17, 10 s. 14. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Pallad. Sept. 14, 3.</p>
<p><emph>CALAENVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALENVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALAGVRRIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Ciuitas Hispaniae</hi> Prudentii <hi rend='italic'>patria, qui de ea</hi> Perist. 4, 31 Nostra praestabit Calagurris ambos, <hi rend='italic'>Versus Sapph.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALAGVRRITANI</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>qui in ea habitant:</hi> Plin. 3, 3.</p>
<p><emph>CALAIS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/lai+s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Boreae et Orithyiae filius, Zethae frater, quos ambo alatos fuisse Poetae fingunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMETVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalamw\n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Si analogiam sequamur, fuerit locus calamis consitus: sed fragmenta calamorum et arundinum notare videtur</hi> Columel. 4, 27, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMINA</emph>, ae. <hi rend='italic'>Lacus nomen in Lydia, in quo sunt insulae saltantes.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMINTHA</emph>, ae, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CALAMINTHE, es. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalami/nqh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Species menthae vel pulegii, in quem</hi> Sisymbrium degenerat <hi rend='italic'>ap.</hi> Plin. 19, 10 s. 57. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Apul. de Herbis c. 70.</p>
<p><emph>CALAMIS</emph>, idis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalami\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nomen statuarii, qui equos absolutos et perfectos effinxit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMISTER</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALAMISTRVM, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalami\s2, ka/lluntron</foreign>] Acus maior, quae calefacta et fronti adhibita intorquet capillos, <hi rend='italic'>vt ait ad</hi> Aen. 12, 100 Seruius. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMISTRATVS</emph>, Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalamidwto\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calamistris ornatus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMITAS [1]</emph>, CALAMITOSVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALAMVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALAMITAE</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kalami/tai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ranae minimae, et viridissimae, quae a quibusdam</hi> Diopetes <hi rend='italic'>vocantur.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALAMOCHNVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kalamo/xnous2</foreign>] Plin. 32, 10 s. 52 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMVS</emph>, i. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/lamos2, do/nac</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Frutex aquaticus: qui et</hi> Arundo <hi rend='italic'>dicitur: quamuis</hi> Arundo <hi rend='italic'>interdum magis proprie dici videatur, quae crassior ac longior est, seriturque ad vsum praecipue vinearum,</hi> Calamus, <hi rend='italic'>gracilis, tenuisque, et tibiis fere ac scripturae aptus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALAMARIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Suet. Claud. 35 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMITAS [2]</emph>, atis. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumfora\</foreign>] proprie Calamitatem rustici grandinem dicunt, quod comminuat calamum, hoc est culmum ac segetem. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0695' n='695'/>
<p><emph>CALAMITOSVS</emph>, a, um, Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>o)i+zuro\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cui calamitas accidit, aut solet adeo accidere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAMITOSE</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>o)i+zurw=s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Misere.</hi> Cic. Off. 2, 105 c. 29 Nam quod aiunt, minima de malis, id est, vt turpiter potius, quam calamitose: an est vllum maius malum turpitudine?</p>
<p><emph>CALAMITO</emph>, are. Calamitosum reddere. Cathol.</p>
<p><emph>CALANTICA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue, vt meliores,</hi> CALAVTICA, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>krh/demnon, e)falode/smion, h)\ e)pibo/laion</foreign>] Tegmen muliebre, quod capiti innectitur. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALARIS</emph>, CALARITANVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CARALIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALASIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s. vt quidam</hi> CALASSIS, Tunicae genus, quod Graesi <foreign lang='GR'>kala/sirin</foreign> dicunt. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALASTER</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. infra</hi> CATLASTER.</p>
<p><emph>CALASTICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Th. Prisc. de Diaeta cap. 9. Octau. Horat. 1, 7 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 15 <hi rend='italic'>videtur esse</hi> <foreign lang='GR'>xalastiko\s2</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>vim laxandi et resoluendi habens. Vid.</hi><ref>CHALASTICVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALATA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALATHVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/laqos2</foreign>] Festus: Calathos Graeci, nos dicimus Quasillos. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALATHISCVS</emph>, Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalaqi/skos2</foreign>] Catull. 65, 310</p>
<pb id='s0696' n='696'/>
<p><emph>CALATHIANA</emph>, ae. f. Violae genus, a calathi figura. Plin. 21, 6 s. 14 <hi rend='italic'>Alii legunt</hi> Calthiana, <hi rend='italic'>al.</hi> Calatina.</p>
<p><emph>CALATIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Oppidum Campaniae. Quantitatem doceat</hi> Sil. 8, 544 -- nec paruis aberat Calatia muris.</p>
<p><emph>CALATOR [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALAVREA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CALAVRIA. <foreign lang='GR'>*kalau/reia</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalauri/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Insula maris Mediterranei in sinu Argolico contra Troezenium, Demosthenis interitu nobilitata</hi> Plin. 4, 12 s. 19 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALAVTICA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALANTICA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALAZOPHYLACES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CHALAZOPHYLACES</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALBEI</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>auctore</hi> Festo dicebantur Armillae, quibus triumphantes vtebantur, et quibus ob virtutem milites donabantur, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>GALBEVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALCANEVS</emph>, CALCAR, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALX</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALCARIVS [1]</emph>, CALCATORIVM, CALCATVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALX</ref>, Lapis coctus.</p>
<p><emph>CALCEARIVM [1]</emph>, CALCEAMEN, CALCEAMENTVM, CALCEATVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALX</ref>, <hi rend='italic'>pro posteriore parte pedis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALCEDONIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CHALCEDON</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALCENDIX</emph>, Festo, Conchae genus <hi rend='italic'>esse dicitur: sed non inuenio.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALCEO [1]</emph>, as, CALCEOLVS, CALCEVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALX</ref>, <hi rend='italic'>pro posteriore parte pedis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALCES</emph>, Festo Ampullae plumbeae, <hi rend='italic'>quid sibi velint, non dixerim.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALCHAS</emph>, antis [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/lxas2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Thestoris Troiani filius, augur maximus, cuius consilio vsi ad Troiam Graeci.</hi> Virg. Aen. 2, 122 Hic Ithacus vatem magno Calchanta tumultu Protrahit in medios. V. Sil. 13, 38.</p>
<p><emph>CALCHEDONIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CARCHEDONIVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALCIARIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALX</ref>, <hi rend='italic'>pro posteriore parte pedis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALCIFRAGA</emph>, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)/mpetros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba</hi> in maritimis montibus fere in saxo nascens, <hi rend='italic'>a calculis frangendis ita dicta, de qua vid.</hi> Plin. 27, 9 s. 51. [...]</p>
<p>CALCITRO, CALCO, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CALX.</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>yhfi\s2, yh=fos2</foreign>] Lapis breuis terrae admistus: sic dictus quod sine molestia sui breuitate calcetur. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALCVLARIVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Adi. vt Calcularius error Modestin. ICt. <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>E</ref>xpungere rationes, in EXPVNGO.</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLOSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Plenus calculis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLO [1]</emph>, are. Prudent. Hymno Laurentii v. 131 Nam calculanda primitus, tum subnotanda est summula. <hi rend='italic'>Vsus est etiam</hi> Sidonius Epist. 9, 7.</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLATIO</emph>, onis. f. Cael. Aurel. Tard. 4, 5 s. 60 Calculatio, quam Lithiasin vocant, <hi rend='italic'>inter</hi> tardas passiones vesicae <hi rend='italic'>memoratur.</hi> 2 <hi rend='italic'>Supputatio.</hi> Cassiodor. Epist. 1, 10 Fortunat. 5 ep. prosa 6 ad Syagr.</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>yhfisth\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Supputator, calculandi artifex.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLENSIS</emph>, e. Calculense genus purpurae <hi rend='italic'>vocatur a</hi> Plinio 9, 37 s. 61 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLO [2]</emph>, onis. m. Idem Ruf. Festus Breuiar. Rer. Rom. <hi rend='italic'>pr. Sed dubitatur de lectione.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCVLARIVS [2]</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Error calcularius. Modestin. ICt.</p>
<p><emph>CALDARIVM</emph>, CALDOR, CALDVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALOR</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALDIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>militari ioco dictus est</hi> Caldius Caesar, <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Claudio, <hi rend='italic'>quemadmodum et</hi> Biberius <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Tiberio, et Mero <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Nerone. Sueton. in Tiber. 42 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALECARE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALICATVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALEDONIVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalhdo/nios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Caledonia silua, <hi rend='italic'>in parte Britanniae Barbarae, quae nunc Scotia est occidentali, saeuissimis olim vrsis nobilitata.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>CALEFACIO, CALEFACTO, CALESCO, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CALOR.</p>
<p><emph>CALENDAE</emph>, s. KALENDAE, <hi rend='italic'>(quod nec lapidum nec librorum auctoritate destituitur)</hi> arum. f. plur. [<foreign lang='GR'>kala/ndai, i(eromhni/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>dicuntur Primi dies mensium.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALENDALIS</emph>, e. <hi rend='italic'>Ad calendas pertinens; vt,</hi> Tributa calendalia, <hi rend='italic'>quasi in strenam solui solita calendis Ianuarii</hi> Iustin. edict. 13.</p>
<p><emph>CALENDARIS</emph>, e. Adi. Iunonem Calendarem vocarunt Laurentes, quod ei omnes calendae tributae essent. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALENDARIVM</emph>, seu KALENDARIVM, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Liber foenebris dicebatur, in quo scribebantur vsurae in calendas singulas petendae et exsoluendae.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALENDARIVS</emph>, i. m. Calendariorum, <hi rend='italic'>in quadam inscriptione veteri, quam cum caeteris Adolphus Occo Medicus Augustanus edidit,</hi> p. 2 n. 9. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALENVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>quod et</hi> CALES, <hi rend='italic'>appellatum</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalhno\n</foreign>] Vrbs Campaniae, <hi rend='italic'>in cuius agro vinum optimum et dulce nascitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALENVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Ager Calenus Plin. 3, 5. [...]</p>
<p>CALEO, CALESCO, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALOR</ref>.</p>
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<p><emph>CALICATA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. sub </hi> <ref>CALX</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALICVLVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALIX</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALIDVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALOR</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALIENDRVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/lluntron</foreign>] Dicitur Ornatus capitis mulierum, siue suppositus crinis, quem pro naturalibus accipiebant, <hi rend='italic'>vt ait</hi> Acron <hi rend='italic'>in</hi> illud Horatii Serm. 1, 8, 47 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGA</emph>, ae. f. <foreign lang='GR'>skelea\, sanda/lion</foreign> Vet. Gl. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Vulg. Act. Apost. 12, 8] <hi rend='italic'>Tegumentum tibiarum militare,</hi> <foreign lang='GR'>stratiwtiko\n u(po/dhma</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>Dioni, a quo militari calceamento Germanici filius Caius Rom. Imperator cognomen sortitus est, quod in exercitu educatus esset.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGVLA [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'> Dimin. de quo satis dictum in</hi> CALIGA <hi rend='italic'>pr.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALIGATVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>skelewto\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Caligis indutus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGARIVS</emph>, Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Caligarium solum. <foreign lang='GR'>ka/ssuma</foreign> Vet. Gloss.] Plin. 34, 14 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGARIS</emph>, e. Plin. 9, 18 In quibus pisces omnibus annis Vergiliarum ortu existunt squamis conspicui, crebris atque praeacutis clavorum caligarium effigie. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGO [1]</emph>, inis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>gno/fos2, zo/fos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vmbra s. tenebrae, s. lucis absentia, sic tamen, vt spissum s. crassum quacunque causa aera videatur vna significare. v. g.</hi> Virg. Aen. 9, 33 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALIGINOSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>zofw/dhs2, zofoeidh\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Caligine plenus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGINEVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. Gratius in Cynegetico v. 56 Vel caligineo laxanda reponito fumo.</p>
<p><emph>CALIGO [2]</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)mbluw/ttw, zofo/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Dupliciter accipitur, vt ipsum nempe nomen</hi> Caligo: <hi rend='italic'>vel non videre, s. in tenebris esse, vel non videri, s. tenebras obiicere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGANS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)mbluw/ttwn</foreign>] Virg. Georg. 4, 468 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIGINANS</emph>, antis. <hi rend='italic'>Idem</hi> Th. Prisc. 1, 19 Caliginantes oculos curare.</p>
<p><emph>CALIGATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)mbluwti/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Oculorum vitium cum caligant.</hi> Plin. 29, 6 Aquilae misio felle cum melle Attico inunguntur nubeculae, et caligationes, suffusionesque oculorum.</p>
<p><emph>CALIGVLA [2]</emph>, ae. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaligou/las2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>dictus fuit Caius Imperator. Vid.</hi><ref>CALIGA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALIM</emph>, Veteres pro Clam vsurparunt, Festus.</p>
<p><emph>CALISTO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CALLISTO, <hi rend='italic'>potius, geminato</hi> L, ûs. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kallistw\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Lycaonis regis Arcadiae filia, sese Dianae comitem addixit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIX</emph>, icis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ku/lic</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Genus poculi,</hi> Varr. de L. L. 4, 27 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALICVLVS [2]</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>kuli/kion</foreign>] Cato cap. 108 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALICELLVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem. vt,</hi> Calicellus passi plenus Oct. Horat. 4.</p>
<p><emph>CALICVLARIS</emph>, e. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Herba calicularis, <hi rend='italic'>qualis Hyoscyamus, ap.</hi> Apul. de Herb. cap. 4.</p>
<p><emph>CALICLARIVM</emph>, i. n. <foreign lang='GR'>pothrioqh/kh</foreign> Gloss. Gr. Lat. <hi rend='italic'>Idem</hi> CALICLARE, <hi rend='italic'>quod interpretantur veteres glossae apud Salmas. ad ius Att. et Rom.</hi> p. 488 <foreign lang='GR'>a)/bac</foreign> et [<foreign lang='GR'>kulikei=on</foreign>.</p>
<p><emph>CALLA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALSA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALLAICI</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kallai+koi\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Lusitaniae populi, Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALLAICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kallai+ko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Interdum pro Hispanico generatim poni videtur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLAIS</emph>, idis. [<foreign lang='GR'>kallai\+s2</foreign>] Gemma est ex viridi pallescens, oculi figura extuberans, leuiterque adhaerens petris, non vt agnata, sed vt eisdem apposita. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLAINVS</emph>, a, um. Gemmae <hi rend='italic'>Capnitidis genus:</hi> Callainas vocant e turbido Callaino Plin. 37, 10 s. 56. <hi rend='italic'>Vid. Harduin. et</hi> Martial. 14, 139. <hi rend='italic'>quem modo dedimus in</hi> CALLAICVS, <hi rend='italic'>Coloris nomen esse, apparet.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALLARIAS</emph>, ae. f. Piscis est mari peculiaris, ex Asellorum genere, ni minor esset Plin. 32 vlt.</p>
<p>CALLEO, CALLENS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CALLVS.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIBLEPHARVM</emph>, i. n: [<foreign lang='GR'>kallible/faron</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Medicamentum, quo fucantur ornanturque palpebrae,</hi> Gr. [<foreign lang='GR'>ble/fara</foreign>. Plin. 23, 4 s. 51 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLICIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Herba,</hi> qua <hi rend='italic'>vt et</hi> Coracesia Pythagoras aquam conglaciari tradidit. Plin. 24, 17 s. 99.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIGONON</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Herba, quae et</hi> Polygonon <hi rend='italic'>dicitur.</hi> Plin. 27, 12 Appellarique a multitudine seminis, aut densitate fruticis calligonon.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIMACHVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalli/maxos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Poeta Graecus Cyrenaeus, elegiaco carmine nobilis, argumenti amatorii.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLIMVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/llimos2</foreign>] Lapis ex genere aetitarum, <hi rend='italic'>de quo</hi> Plin. 36, 21 s. 39.</p>
<p><emph>CALLION</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/llion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba, de qua</hi> Plin. 21, 31 s. 105 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLIONYMVS</emph>, i. m. Genus piscis, cuius fel cicatrices sanat Plin. 32, 4 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 7.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIOPE</emph>, es. f. <foreign lang='GR'>*kallio/ph</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vna Musarum, et quidem praestantissima, secundum Hesiodum, quae etiam</hi> Calliopea <hi rend='italic'>dicitur, a pulchritudine vocis, quae etiam</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>o)/y</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>est.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLIOPICVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalliopiko\s2</foreign>] i. e. Excellens cantu, <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Firmicum <hi rend='italic'>esse dicitur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALLIPETALON</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>i. e.</hi> Quinquefolium Apul. de Herb. c. 2.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIPIDES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALLIPPIDES, is. m. <hi rend='italic'>Vsurpatur pro magno promissore, qui mouet, sed nihil promouet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLIRHOE</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kalliro/h</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quasi tu pulchre fluentem dicas, fontis proprie nomen: Et est eo nomine fons Atticae, de quo</hi> Plin. 4, 7 [...]</p>
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<p>CALLIS, CALLISCERE, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CALLVS.</p>
<p><emph>CALLISTO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALISTO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALLISTRVTHIAE</emph>, Ficorum genus omnium frigidissimum Plin. 18, 18. <hi rend='italic'>Vtitur et</hi> Colum. 5, 10, 11. <hi rend='italic'>Et mutata terminatione</hi> 10, 416 Et Callistruthis, roseo quae semine ridet.</p>
<p><emph>CALLITHRIX</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALLITRICHON, [<foreign lang='GR'>kalli/qric, kalli/trixon</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLVS</emph>, i. m. et CALLVM, i. n. <foreign lang='GR'>tu/lh, tu/los2</foreign> Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>Cutis labore viae in pedibus, aut alio attritu in manibus, parteue alia corporis densior facta, aut partes aliae animalium vasis ac neruis parcioribus instructae, vt sensu exquisitiore careant, quae coctae viscidum ius reddunt, quod in glutinum densari potest, cuius generis</hi> callus <hi rend='italic'>est in rostris et pedibus quadrupedum, in ventriculis auium</hi> etc. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLOSVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>tullw/dhs2</foreign>] Columel. 3, 1, 5 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLOSITAS</emph>, atis. Scribon. Largus 36 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLEO</emph>, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>tullo/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Callosum vel Callis obductum esse.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALLENS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>eu)= ei)dw=n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Plin. 21, 31 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLENTER</emph>, Adu. Apul. Met. 4 p. 150, 3 Quorum satis callenter curiosos adspectus Thrasileon noster impetu minaci frequenter inhibebat.</p>
<p><emph>CALLESCO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CALLISCO, ere. Verbum antiquum, Idem quod Calleo. Nonius 2, 162 Calliscerunt, pro Occaluerunt. Cato de Bell. Carthag. Aures nobis caliscerunt ad iniurias.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIDVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>panou=rgos2</foreign>] Qui callum sibi vsu artis induxerit, <hi rend='italic'>Auctore</hi> Donato ad Ter. Ad. 3, 4, 54. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLIDVLVS</emph>, a, um. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Fraus callidula Arnob. 2 p. 91.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIDE</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>panou/rgws2, deinw=s2</foreign>] Cic. de Fin. 2,.. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLIDITAS</emph>, atis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>panou/rghma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Astutia.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALLITAS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALVITAS</ref> <hi rend='italic'>sub</hi> CALVO, ere.</p>
<p><emph>CALLIS</emph>, is. m. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> f. [<foreign lang='GR'>tri/bos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Significat semitam, veluti callo obducto praeduratam.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALO</emph>, as. <hi rend='italic'>a Graeco</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kale/w</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kalw=</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>significat Voco.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>i. e. Vocatio.</hi> Varr. de L. L. 4, 1 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Nec curia calabra sine calatione potest aperiri.</p>
<p><emph>CALATOR [2]</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>klhth\s2</foreign>] Festus: Calatores, Serui, [<foreign lang='GR'>a)po\ tou= kalei=n</foreign>, quia semper ob necessitatem seruitutis vocari possent, <hi rend='italic'>intell. ad ministerium.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALATORIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Apud Fabrettum,</hi> p. 435. PERMISSV KALATORIO ET FLAMINVM.</p>
<p><emph>CALONES [1]</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kalopo/dia</foreign>] Calcei ex ligno facti. Fest.</p>
<p><emph>CALONES [2]</emph>, <foreign lang='GR'>skeuofo/roi</foreign>] Militum serui, dicti quia ligneas clavas gerebant, quae Graeci [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/la</foreign> vocant. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALOBATARIVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Graece</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kaloba/ths2</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>h. e. Grallator, qui ligneis perticis incedit. Ita</hi> Nonio 2, 361 Grallatores <hi rend='italic'>sunt</hi> Calobatarii, <hi rend='italic'>vbi corrupte</hi> Collobathrarii. <hi rend='italic'>Mere.</hi> Calobathrarii. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>COLOBATHR</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALOPHANTA</emph>, ae. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalofa/nths2, xrhstolo/gos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui honeste loquitur, sed cuius facta ab oratione dissident.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>qe/rmh, a)le/a, qermo/ths2, qalmo\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Primitivum est, et ab eo deriuatur</hi> Caleo <hi rend='italic'>verbum.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALDOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>qe/rmh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Calor.</hi> Varro de R. R. 3, 9, 15 Euitare item caldorem et frigus oportet. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> 1, 41, 1. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 55, 6. Arnob. 7 p. 240. Gell. 19, 4 <hi rend='italic'>bis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALORIFICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Quod calorem facit.</hi> Gell. 17, 8. Ferme conuenit, Vinum vbi potum est calefacere corpora. Sed non secus oleum quoque calorificum est. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>FRIGORIFICVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALORATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Calidus, calefactus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIDVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>qermo\s2, a)leeino\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Eandem significationis varietatem habet, quam</hi> Calor. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIDE</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Sine mora.</hi> Plaut. Epid. 2, 2, 99 Tum tute igitur calide, quidquid acturus, age.</p>
<p><emph>CALDVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Pro</hi> Calidus <hi rend='italic'>veteres dixerunt. Vt,</hi> Caldus Ager Cat. R. R. c. 6. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALIDARIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CALDARIVS, a, um. Aes caldarium Plin. 34, 8 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CALDARIOLA</emph>, ae. f. Scholiast. Iuuenal. 5, 48. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Solent in vrbe calices fractos, siue caldariolas componere. <hi rend='italic'>Sic enim legendum cum Henninio et Schurzfleischio, non</hi> Caluariolas.</p>
<p><emph>CALDAMENTVM</emph>, i. n. Marcell. Emp. cap. 5 Caldamentis adhibitis sopiri, <hi rend='italic'>i. fomentis calidis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALEO</emph>, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>qe/romai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calidum esse.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALENS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>qero/menos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Iuuenile calens, <hi rend='italic'>qui iuuenum more animo est paullo ardentiore</hi> Stat. Silu. 2, 2, 137. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALENTER</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>esse aiunt apud</hi> Apuleium: <hi rend='italic'>Sed dubito.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALITVRVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)gkauso/menos2</foreign>] Ouid. Met. 13, 590 Diesque Des mihi sacrificos, caliturasque ignibus aras.</p>
<p><emph>CALEFACIO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALFACIO, eci, actum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>qermai/nw, qe/rw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calidum reddere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALEFACTVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALFACTVS, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>qermanqei\s2</foreign>] Ouid. in Ibin 46 Nondum calfacti velitis hasta solum, <hi rend='italic'>i. Nondum furentis</hi> ira. Vino calefacta Venus Claud. de Bell. Gild. v. 182.</p>
<p><emph>CALEFACTIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Calefactiones thermarum Hermogen. in l. 1 D. De muneribus et honoribus. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALFACTVS</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>qe/rmansis2</foreign>] Plin. 29, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALEFACTO</emph>, are. Frequent. [<foreign lang='GR'>qermai/nw</foreign>] Hor. Epist. 2, 2, 169 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALEFIO</emph>, eri. [<foreign lang='GR'>qermai/nomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calidum fieri.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALESCO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)gkai/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calidum fieri.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0707' n='707'/>
<p><emph>CALEFACTORIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Acopum calefactorium Plin. Val. 1, 38. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> Th. Prisc. de Diaeta cap. 10.</p>
<p><emph>CALPAR</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/lpis2</foreign>] Genus vasis fictilis, Fest. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALPE</emph>, es. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/lph</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Hispaniae mons, circuitu non magnus, altitudine ingens, oppositus</hi> Abylae <hi rend='italic'>monti Africae, vid.</hi> ABYLA. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALPVRNIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Familiae Romanae nomen, in qua Pisones praesertim floruere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALSA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Herbae nomen.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALTHA</emph>, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/lqh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Est flos coloris lutei.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALTHVLA</emph>, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/lqion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vestis flaua, a</hi> calthae <hi rend='italic'>colore.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALTHVLARIVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Qui calthulas conficit.</hi> Calthularios <hi rend='italic'>nonnulli reponi volunt pro</hi> Carinariis <hi rend='italic'>in</hi> Plaut. Aul. 3, 5, 36.</p>
<p><emph>CALVA</emph>, ae. f. <foreign lang='GR'>krani/on</foreign> Onomast. Vet.] <hi rend='italic'>Superior pars capitis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVARIA</emph>, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>krani/on</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Compages illa ossium capitis, in qua continetur cerebrum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVARIVM</emph>, i. n. Gloss. Vet. [<foreign lang='GR'>krani/on</foreign>. <hi rend='italic'>Sed 2 Plur.</hi> Caluaria <hi rend='italic'>alia res est, salsamenti nempe genus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVARIOLA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Interpretantur paruum caliculum instar minoris Caluariae, laudantque</hi> Vet. Interpr. Iuuenal. Sat. 5, 48 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVASTER</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nafalanti/as2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A</hi> Caluus <hi rend='italic'>nondum habet auctorem. Vid.</hi><ref>RECALVASTER</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALVO [1]</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Caluum facere, vnde</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALVATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Caluata vinea Cato R. R. 33. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Plin. 17, 22. Caluatam vineam <hi rend='italic'>vocant, in qua vites quidem sint, verum paucae, raraeque, vt in caluitio capilli. Vid.</hi> CALVITIVM <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALVESCO.</p>
<p><emph>CALVITIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>fala/krwma, falakro/ths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vitium illud, quo quis caluam crinibus nudam habet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVITIES</emph>, ei. f. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Caluitium.</hi> Petron. Sat. 108 Superciliorum aequalis cum fronte caluities.</p>
<p><emph>CALVEO</emph>, vi, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>falakro/s2 ei)mi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Caluum esse.</hi> Plin. 11, 37 s. 47 Et quaedam animalium naturaliter caluent, ficut struthiocameli, et corui aquatici. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALVESCO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>falakro/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Caluum fieri.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVEFIO</emph>, eri. [<foreign lang='GR'>falakro/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Caluum fieri.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0708' n='708'/>
<p><emph>CALVO [2]</emph>, vi, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)pata/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Decipere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVIO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>etiam dixerunt in praesenti, si recte se habet illud</hi> Seruii ad Aen. 1, 724 <hi rend='italic'>Alii</hi> Caluam Venerem <hi rend='italic'>(dictam tradunt)</hi> quod corda amantum caluiat, id est, fallat atque eludat.</p>
<p><emph>CALVITAS</emph>, atis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Deceptio, fraus.</hi> Vlpian. Dig. lib. 17 t. 1 l. 29 §. 5 <hi rend='italic'>vt vult Haloand.</hi> Ipse autem stellionatus crimine propter suam caluitatem (<hi rend='italic'>al.</hi> callitatem) plectetur.</p>
<p><emph>CALVVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>falakro\s2</foreign>,] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie, qui caluam crinibus nudam habet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVENA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>a Caluitio nomen fictum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVISIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Romanum nomen, vnde</hi> CALVISIANVS, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Actio Caluisiana <hi rend='italic'>appellatur,</hi> quae patrono datur ad reuocanda ea, quae in fraudem eius libertus alienauit. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVMNIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>diabolh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A</hi> caluendo <hi rend='italic'>dicta, (vt volebat Caius ICtus, cuius verba dedimus in</hi> CALVO ) <hi rend='italic'>est frustratio et deceptio praesertim in sermonibus de alterius fama, in interpretatione legum vel aliorum dictorum, in delationibus et accusationibus, quoties denique homines alterius vel sua dicta, facta, cogitata adeo, in falsam et deteriorem partem interpretantur.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0709' n='709'/>
<p><emph>CALVMNIOR</emph>, ari. [<foreign lang='GR'>diaba/llw, sukofantw=</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Notionem calumniae modo explicatam sequitur, et non modo significat, vt est</hi> l. 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVMNIANS</emph>, Partic. Cic. pro Quint. 67 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVMNIATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>dia/bolos2, sukofa/nths2, kakopra/gmwn</foreign>, Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>Qui per fraudem et frustrationem alium vexat litibus, aut, qui malitiose, certe in deteriorem partem, aliquid interpretatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVMNIATIO</emph>, onis. f. Ascon. Ped. in Diuin. Cic. 45 c. 14 Calumniationes <hi rend='italic'>appellat captiosas illas interrogationes, quas ibi profert Cicero.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALVMNIATRIX</emph>, icis. f. Vlpianus l. 1 §. Si ea, quae 14 Dig. de Ventre in possess. mittendo: Nisi manifesta sit calumniatrix mulier.</p>
<p><emph>CALVMNIOSVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>sukofantiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui calumniari solet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALVMNIOSE</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Aggenus Vrbicus de Limit. cap. de Aqua pluu. Calumniose fines defendere. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0710' n='710'/>
<p><emph>CALVO [3]</emph>, as, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> is. <hi rend='italic'>it.</hi> CALVVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CALVA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALX [1]</emph>, calcis. m. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> f. [<foreign lang='GR'>pte/rna</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ima, eademque posterior pars pedis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCANEVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem, quod calx, callosum illud in calce.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCAR</emph>, aris. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>pternhsth\r</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Equorum ac iumentorum stimulus: quod ad calcem equitis alligetur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCEVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et interdum</hi> CALCIVS, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>u(po/dhma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Indumentum pedis, speciatim</hi> calcis, <hi rend='italic'>a quo nomen habet.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0711' n='711'/>
<p><emph>CALCEOLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalti/kios2</foreign>] Calccolorum ligulae Scribon. 208. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCEOLARIVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>u(podhmato/poios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui calceos conficit.</hi> Plaut. Aul. 3, 5, 38 Propolae, linteones, calceolarii.</p>
<p><emph>CALCEO [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALCIO, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>u(pode/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calceos induere, vel facere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCEATVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>aut</hi> CALCIATVS, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Martial. 12, 45 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCEATVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>u(po/desis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calceamentum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCEAMEN</emph>, inis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Omne genus tegumentorum pedis.</hi> Plin. 19, 2 Hinc calceamina, et pastorum vestis.</p>
<p><emph>CALCEAMENTVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CALCIAMENTVM, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Cic. Tusc. 5, 90 c. 32 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCEAMENTARIVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*(upodhmata/rios2</foreign>, Caligarius Gloss. Gr. Lat.</p>
<p><emph>CALCEARIVM [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CALCIARIVM, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Pecunia, quae ad calceatum, siue ad parandos calceos datur, vt</hi> vasarium, congiarium, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi> Sueton. Vesp. 8 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCIATOR</emph>, is. m. <hi rend='italic'>In Monum. Liuiae, s. columbario, quod</hi>
<pb id='s0712' n='712'/>
<hi rend='italic'>Gorius edidit n. 88 est</hi> M. LIVIVS AVG. L. MENOPHILVS CALCIATOR.</p>
<p><emph>CALCITRO [1]</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>lakti/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calcem remittere, calce percutert.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCITRATVS</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>laktismo\s2</foreign>] Plin. 8, 44 Mulae calcitratus inhibetur vini crebriore potu.</p>
<p><emph>CALCITRO [2]</emph>, onis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>laktisth\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui calcibus inuestat.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCITROSVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Columel. 2, 2, 26 Nunquam stimulo lacessat iuuencum: quod retractantem, calcitrosumque cum reddit. Iumenta calcitrosa Vlpian. in l. 4 D. de aedil. edict.</p>
<p><emph>CALCO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>pate/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie significat pede, s. calce comprimere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCANS</emph>, Partic. Martial. 12, 61 Excipere hos illos, et tota surgere coena Marmora calcantem frigidiora gelu, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi> Moenia calcantem Magnum Lucan. 10, 546.</p>
<p><emph>CALCATVS [1]</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Castra calcata Lucan. 7, 332. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCABILIS</emph>, e. Sidon. Ep. 1, 5.</p>
<p><emph>CALCATOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>Qui calcat,</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>lhnoba/ths2, pathth\s2</foreign>, Vet. Gloss.] Calphurn. Ecl. 4, 124. Vt nudus ruptas saliat calcator in vuas. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCATRIX</emph>, icis. Prudent. Psychom. 589 Calcatrix mundi, <hi rend='italic'>i. victrix.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALCATORIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Torcular, locus vbi vuae calcantur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCATVRA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Calcatio, vt</hi> Pinnae rotarum, sine operarum calcatura, fluminis impulsu sunt versatae Vitruu. 10, 10.</p>
<p><emph>CALCATVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Pallad. Ian. 13 Ne calcatu assiduo terra effossa solidetur.</p>
<p><emph>CALX [2]</emph>, calcis. m. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> f. [<foreign lang='GR'>koni/a, a)/sbestos2, ti/tanos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Lapis coctus s. vstus.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0713' n='713'/>
<p><emph>CALCARIVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Plin. 17, 9 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALCARIENSIS</emph>, is. m. <hi rend='italic'>Calcis faciendae minister.</hi> C. Theod. 12 t. 1.</p>
<p><emph>CALECO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CALICO, are. <hi rend='italic'>Vnde</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALECATVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CALICATVS, [<foreign lang='GR'>koniato\s2, kekoniame/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calce dealbatus.</hi> Festus, Calicata aedificia, calce polita. Scalig. <hi rend='italic'>ad h. l. e veteri inscriptione protulit</hi> Basilicam calecandam. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALYDON</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaludw\n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Aetoliae oppidum, Oenei patris Meleagri regia, quae siluae agroque, et apro cognomen imposuit, de quibus multa apud</hi> Ouid. Met. 8, 270 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALYDONIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Calydonius Heros Ouid. Met. 8, 324. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALYDONIS</emph>, idis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaludw=nis2</foreign>] Ouid. Met. 8, 527 Planguntur matres Calydonides Eueninae.</p>
<p><emph>CALYDONEVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaludo/neios2</foreign>] Manil. 5, 180. <hi rend='italic'>de Atalanta,</hi> Et Calydonea pugnantem rupe puellam. <hi rend='italic'>Vnde</hi> Calydoniacam puellam <hi rend='italic'>exsculpi ab aliis videas.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CALYMMA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>GALVMMA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CALYPSO</emph>, ûs. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kaluyw\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nympha, Oceani et Tethyos filia: vel, vt aliquibus placet, Atlantis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALYX</emph>, y cis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/luc, ka/luptron</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Significat Folliculum, quo primum flos, deinde semen plantarum quarundam operitur, a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kalu/ptw</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>operio.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CALYCVLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>kalu/kion</foreign>] Plin. 16, 44 Quod vero in spina fullonia gignitur hypophaeston vocat: calyculis inanibus, foliis paruis.</p>
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<div2 id='GeTL.04.15' n='15' type='section'>
<head>CAM</head>
<p><emph>CAMA</emph>, ae. f. Lectus breuis et circa terram Isidor. 20, 11. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Ambros. in Offic.</p>
<p><emph>CAMACVM</emph>, i. n. Cinnamum in Syria Plin. 12 <hi rend='italic'>extr. Vid.</hi><ref>CARYOPON</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAMARA</emph>, ae. f. Genus nauigii Gell. 10, 25. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMARINA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CAMERINA, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamari/na</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Oppidum et lacus Italiae, prouerbio nobilis</hi> Camarinam mouere, <hi rend='italic'>de quo</hi> Seruius <hi rend='italic'>in</hi> Aen. 3, 701 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0714' n='714'/>
<p><emph>CAMBIO</emph>, is. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)mei/bomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Permuto.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMBITAS</emph>, atis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Permutatio,</hi> <foreign lang='GR'>a)ntikatallagh\</foreign> Gloss. Gr. Lat.</p>
<p><emph>CAMELAE</emph>, arum. f. pl. Virgines Deae, quibus nupturae supplicare solitae, Festus: [<foreign lang='GR'>gamh/liai qeai/</foreign>.</p>
<p><emph>CAMELLA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Genus poculi, quo in rusticorum sacris solebant vti,</hi> Ouid. Fast. 4, 779 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMELOPARDALIS</emph>, is. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamhlopa/rdalis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Animal est cameli proceritate, colore pantherae, maculis veluti florentibus variegatum: postremae infra aluum partes humi subsident, sicut in leonibus videmus: humeri, pedesque priores, atque item pectus, praeter caeterorum membrorum rationem procera, tenuis ceruix: camelo capite simile, pedibus et cruribus boui.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMELVS</emph>, i. c. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/mhlos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Notum animal, de quo</hi> Plin. 8, 18 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMELARIVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Qui camelos agit, Camelorum agitator et ductor.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMELASIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>s. vt Budaeus malebat,</hi> Camelelasia, [<foreign lang='GR'>kamhlasi/a</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kamhlelasi/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Camelorum curatio et praefectura:</hi> Hermogen. l. 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMELASIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamhla/sion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Volunt esse viri docti indictum nomine camelorum alendorum tributum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMELINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamhlino\s2</foreign>] Plin. 28, 9 Duleissimum ab hominis <hi rend='italic'>(lacte, lac)</hi> camelinum, efficacissimum ex asinis.</p>
<p><emph>CAMELOPODIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamhlopo/dion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba.</hi> Apul. de Herb. 45.</p>
<p><emph>CAMENAE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAMOENAE</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAMERA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CAMARA, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kama/ra, ku/rtwma</foreign>] Tectum in curuitatem formatum, auctore Nonio 1, 126. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0715' n='715'/>
<p><emph>CAMERARIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamariko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Cameraria cucurbita. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMERO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamaro/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Camera munire.</hi> Plin. 10, 33 s. 50 Publicum omnium <hi rend='italic'>(auium)</hi> est nidos camerare ab imbri, aut fronde protegere densa. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMERATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>laudatur</hi> Vlp. in l. 19 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMERATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Camera.</hi> Spartianus in Caracall. 9 Cancelli, quibus cameratio tota concredita est. <hi rend='italic'>Compara descriptionem</hi> Camerae, <hi rend='italic'>quam dedimus modo</hi> Palladii 1, 40, 4.</p>
<p><emph>CAMERVS</emph>, a, um. Obtortum, <hi rend='italic'>inquit</hi> Nonius 1, 126 vnde et Camerae, Tecta in curuitatem formata. Virg. Georg. 3, 55 -- Et cameris hirtae sub cornibus aures. <hi rend='italic'>Sed hodie legitur</hi> Camuris, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMERINA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAMARINA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAMERINVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kamari=non</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vmbriae vrbs, vnde cognomen Romanum.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMERINVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Conditum Camerinum, <hi rend='italic'>cuius loco</hi> absinthiatum Romanum Apicius 1, 3. Camerini <hi rend='italic'>per Antonomasian viri illustres</hi> Iuuen. Sat. 7, 90. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 8, 38.</p>
<p><emph>CAMERS</emph>, tis. pl. Camertes, [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/mhrtes2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Iidem, qui Camerini,</hi> Sil. 8, 463 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMERTINVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kamhrtino\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Cic. pro Corn. Balb. 46 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMESES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>antiquus Italiae princeps.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMILLVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>(et</hi> CAMILLA, ae. f.) <hi rend='italic'>Et puerum ingenuum notabat veteribus Romanis, et Sacrorum ministrum.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0716' n='716'/>
<p><emph>CAMILLVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>vt modo vidimus e</hi> Festo. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMINVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/minos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Graecum est.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMINO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>kamino/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>In modum fornacis facere.</hi> Plin. 16, 6 Acerui confertis taleis recentibus luto caminantur, <hi rend='italic'>i. corio ex luto in formam camini structo obducuntur, de coquendis carbonibus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMINATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Fossura caminata Plin. 17, 11. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMISIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>quam</hi> Subuculam <hi rend='italic'>esse dicit</hi> Paullus, Festi <hi rend='italic'>interpolator, verbo</hi> Supparus. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMMARVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/mmaros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Piscis marinus, ex specie malacostracorum, hoc est, qui molliorem testam pro cute habent.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMOENAE</emph>, arum. f. pl. <hi rend='italic'>quod</hi> CAMENAE, <hi rend='italic'>sine diphthongo plures scribunt Musae,</hi> quibus a Cantu inditum est nomen, <hi rend='italic'>si audimus</hi> Seruium <hi rend='italic'>ad</hi> Virg. Ecl. 3, 59 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0717' n='717'/>
<p><emph>CAMENALIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Sidon. Ep. 3, 3 Camenales modos oratorio stilo <hi rend='italic'>opponit.</hi> Auien. Phaenom. 495 Camenalem Hippocrenen <hi rend='italic'>vocat.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMPAGVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>siue, vt potius scribendum erat,</hi> CAMPACVS, [<foreign lang='GR'>o( ka/mpac, ka/mpakos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Calceamenti magnifici nomen.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPANA</emph>, ae. f. <foreign lang='GR'>o( kw/dwn</foreign> Onomast. vet.] <hi rend='italic'>Vt vulgatum est recenti aetate nomen, in quantum magnum tintinnabulum significat, ita inauditum ea aetate, quae ad nos pertinet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPANVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>laudatur ex</hi> Hieron. ad Eustoch. <hi rend='italic'>Sed nihil eius inuenio.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMPANIA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kampani/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Italiae regio, cuius caput Capua, de qua sic</hi> Plin. 3, 5 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPANVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kampano\s2</foreign>] Virg. Aen. 10, 145 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPANI</emph>, orum. pl. Subst. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPANICVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Peristromata Campanica Plaut. Pseud. 1, 2, 12. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Stich. 2, 3, 53. Campanicae fiscinae Cato R. R. 135, 3 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 153. Aratra Cat. 135, 2. Serta Id. 107, 1.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPAS</emph>, atis. m. <hi rend='italic'>pro Campano molli et effeminato,</hi> Plaut. Trin. 2, 4, 144 Campas genus Multo Syrorum iam antidit patientia. Nonius 8, 23 legit Campans.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPARIVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAMPVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPE</emph>, es. <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CAMPA, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/mph</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A flectendo et intorquendo se dicta, Eruca, Vermiculus hortenses maxime herbas, et arborum frondes rodens.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>CAMPENSIS, CAMPESTER, CAMPICVRSIO, CAMPIDOCTOR, <hi rend='italic'>etc. vid.</hi> CAMPVS.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPHASVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>nomen equi, apud</hi> Sil. Ital. 16, 356. <hi rend='italic'>Sed meliores</hi> Caucasus.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPSANEMA</emph>, atis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Herba, alias ros marinus</hi> Apul. de Herb. c. 79.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPSO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>CAMBIO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPSOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>vulgo vocatur Collybista atque Trapezita, siue Numularius. Vid.</hi> Alciat. Parerg. 1, 46.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPTAVLAE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Vopiscum in Carino c. 19 <hi rend='italic'>leguntur, et sic forte dici queant, qui flexili tibiarum vtuntur cantu: Turnebus malebat</hi> Ascaulas; Cerataulas <hi rend='italic'>Salmasius.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMPTER</emph>, eris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kampth\r</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Flexus circa metam in circo, vel meta ipsa.</hi> Extremum intra campterem Pacuu. <hi rend='italic'>ap.</hi> Non. 1, 328. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Pollux 3, 30 s. 147.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>pedi/on, da/pedon, a)lwa\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locum planum significat, speciatim cultum, quod docet</hi> Varro de L. L. 4, 4 p. 11, 7 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0719' n='719'/>
<p><emph>CAMPESTER</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CAMPESTRIS, e. [<foreign lang='GR'>pedino\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod ad campos attinet, vel campis constat, vel in campo adhibetur, etc. Vt,</hi> Locus campestris Caes. Bell. Gall. 7, 72. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPESTRE</emph>, is. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>peri/zwma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Succinctorium, quo in gymnasiis et palaestris, hoc est, in campis vtebantur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPESTRATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Quis dicatur, ex modo datis Augustini verbis liquet.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMPENSIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Isidis epitheton.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPICELLVS</emph>, i. n. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Innocent. de Casis <hi rend='italic'>inter Auctores rei agrariae Goesii p. 222.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMPANEVS</emph>, a, um, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CAMPANIVS, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Idem ac Campestris.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPARIVS [2]</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)grofu/lac</foreign>, Gloss. <hi rend='italic'>Custos exercitorue camporum.</hi></p>
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<p><emph>CAMPICVRSIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Exercitatio militaris, quae currendo fiebat.</hi> Campicursionem, vt ipsi appellant, assidue faciant. Veget. 3, 4. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> 2, 22.</p>
<p><emph>CAMPIDOCTOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>o(plodidakth\s2, o(plodida/skalos2</foreign>, Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>Qui tirones in campo exercet, armorum vsum docens, siue armaturam.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMPIGENVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>quasi In campo natus.</hi> Veget. 2, 7 Campigeni, hoc est antesignani, ideo sic nominati, quia eorum opera atque virtute exercitii genus crescit in campo.</p>
<p><emph>CAMVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Potionis genus apud</hi> Vlpian. in l. 9 D. de tritic. vin. et oleo leg. <hi rend='italic'>quod ait Cuiacius ad h. l. fieri ex hordeo et aliis frugibus simul coctis puta, vel lupulis, vel arbutis, vel sorbis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAMVRVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <foreign lang='GR'>kampu/los2</foreign>] Festus, Camura, et camuri boues, a curuatione, ex Graeco [<foreign lang='GR'>kamph\</foreign> dicuntur. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAMVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kh=mos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Genus vinculi, quo collum innectitur.</hi> [...]</p>
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<div2 id='GeTL.04.16' n='16' type='section'>
<head>CAN</head>
<p><emph>CANA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>ka=na</foreign>] dicunt Graeci, nos Canistra, et per diminutionem Canistella. Festus.</p>
<p><emph>CANABVLA</emph>, orum. n. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CANABVLAE, arum. f. pl. <hi rend='italic'>Loca videntur inculta et aspera, quum et</hi> Nouercae <hi rend='italic'>dicantur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANACE</emph>, es. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kana/kh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Aeoli filia, soror et amica Macarei, ad quem scriptam epistolam illius fingit</hi> Ouidius <hi rend='italic'>inter</hi> Heroidas vndecimam.</p>
<p><emph>CANACHENVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Furem astutum significare videtur apud</hi> Arnob. 6 p. 208 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANACHVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kanaxo\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Insignis statuarius,</hi> Apollinem nudum, qui Philesius cognominatur in Didymaeo, Aeginetica aeris temperatura fecit: ceruumque vna ita vestigiis suspendit, vt linum subter pedes trahatur, alterno morsu digitis calceque retinentibus solum, ita vertebrato dente vtrisque in partibus, vt a repulsu per vices resiliat. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANALIS</emph>, is. m. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> f. [<foreign lang='GR'>swlh\n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cauum quiddam et oblongum, quod transitum humori praebeat.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANALICVLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>swlh/nion</foreign>] Columel. 8, 10 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANALICVLA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>swlhni/dion</foreign>] Varro R. R. 3, 5, 14 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0721' n='721'/>
<p><emph>CANALICVLATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>swlhnoeidh\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>In modum canalis factus, vel, qui canalis canaliumue formam habet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANALICIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CANALIENSIS, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Plin. 33, 4 s. 21 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANALICOLA</emph>, ae. c. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)rgorai=os2</foreign>] Festus: Canalicolae forenses, Homines pauperes dicti, quod circa canalem fori consisterent. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANARIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Herba.</hi> Plin. 25, 8 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANARIVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANASTER [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANATA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>pro pulpa et carne canis marini, eiusque salsamento laudatur ex</hi> Plauto <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Fest. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> NARICA. <hi rend='italic'>Sed mera est hariolatio. Locum ponimus in</hi> NARICA.</p>
<p><emph>CANCELLVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>deminutum esse ex</hi> Cancer, <hi rend='italic'>non habet dubium.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCELLI</emph>, orum. m. pl. [<foreign lang='GR'>kigkli/des2, dru/faktoi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Sepimenti genus, vel ex baculis (quasi pedibus</hi> cancrorum) <hi rend='italic'>iuxta se positis, aut cratis in morem decussatim iunctis constans, vel certe ita factum, vt prospectum et liberum aerem vel humorem admittat, excludat corpora solida et maiora.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCELLARIVS</emph> A CANCELLIS, [<foreign lang='GR'>o( e)pi\ kigkli/dwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Humilis primo ministerii nomen fuit, neque hoc satis antiquum.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0722' n='722'/>
<p><emph>CANCELLO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Cancellis obstruere et impedire.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCELLATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>in formam cancellorum factus, decussatus, vt,</hi> Cutis elephantorum cancellata Plin. 8, 10. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCELLATIM</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Ad speciem cancellorum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCELLATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Limitatio agrorum.</hi> Siculus Flaccus p. 16 Vna res metatio, limitatio, cancellatio. Frontinus p. 109 Ager Sestertianus assignatus in cancellatione, terminis maritimis.</p>
<p><emph>CANCER [1]</emph>, cri. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>karki=nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Genus piscis, crusta tecti, quod a Graecis, ideo inter Ostracoderma numeratur.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0723' n='723'/>
<p><emph>CANCER [2]</emph>, eris. m. <hi rend='italic'>pro Signo caelesti</hi> Lucret. 5, 616 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCERO</emph>, are. Plin. Valer. 1, 10 Si intrinsecus cancerauerit auris. <hi rend='italic'>It.</hi> Vulnera cancerauerint Apul. de Herb. 36. <hi rend='italic'>i. in cancri naturam transierint.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANCERATICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Foetor canceraticus Veget. 2, 43 <hi rend='italic'>qualis esse solet in membris cancro corruptis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANCEROMA</emph>, atis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Cancer, vlcus.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>karki/nwma</foreign>] Cels. 5, 28, 2 Canceromata quae in naribus nascuntur. Apul. de Herb. 19, 7. <hi rend='italic'>conf.</hi> 31, 3.</p>
<p><emph>CANCROMA</emph>, atis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Saluian. adu. Auarit. 1 p. 232 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCHREMA</emph>, atis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Cancer, morbus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANCEROSVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CANCROSVS, a, um. Adi. Sarisb. 3, 6 Serpit morbus cancerosus in omnes. Vulnera cancrosa Sext. Placit. c. 11.</p>
<p><emph>CANDACVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>i. e. Suauis.</hi> Varro de L. L. 6, 6 p. 82, 30 <hi rend='italic'>Inter verba</hi> a Poetis reliqua, Candacus suauis: tametsi a magistris accepimus mansuetum.</p>
<p><emph>CANDEFACIO [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANDEO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANDELA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>khro\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>a Candore luminis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDELABRVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>luxni/on, khropi/gion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Dicitur,</hi> quod in eo candelae figantur, <hi rend='italic'>auctore</hi> Festo. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDELABRVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CANDELABER, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Antiquis.</hi> Caecil. Meretrice, Memini ibi candelabrum ligneum ardentem. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDEO</emph>, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>leukai/nomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Est proprie Candidum esse.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0724' n='724'/>
<p><emph>CANDENTIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Candor. Vt,</hi> Lunae candentia Vitruu. 9, 4.</p>
<p><emph>CANDESCO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>puraktou=mai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ignescere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDOR [1]</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kau=sis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Aestus vehementior.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDEFACIO [2]</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>leukai/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Candidum facere.</hi> Plaut. Most. 1, 3, 102 Vna opera ebur atramento candefacere postules <hi rend='italic'>in stultum, proposito suo agentem contraria.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANDEFIO</emph>, eri. Plin. 33, 3 Marmori et iis, quae candefieri non possunt illinitur.</p>
<p><emph>CANDEFACTVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Ignitus. Vt,</hi> Lapides candefacti Plin. 34, 8. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> 25, 10.</p>
<p><emph>CANDICO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>u(poleukai/nomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Candidum esse.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDICANTIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>leuko/xroia</foreign>] Plin. 37, 13 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDIDO [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANDIDVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANDIDVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>leuko\s2, a)rgo\s2, a)/rgetos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Albus. Sed, vt ait</hi> Seru. in Georg. 3, 82 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0725' n='725'/>
<p><emph>CANDIDE</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)fqo/nws2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nominis rationem sequitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDIDVLVS</emph>, a, um. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cic. Tusc. 5, 46 c. 16 Candiduli dentes, venusti oculi, color suauis. Grex Prud. Cath. 3, 157.</p>
<p><emph>CANDIDVLE</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Arnob. 2 p. 50 Qui sermonem candidule promsit.</p>
<p><emph>CANDIDO [2]</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)kleukai/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Candidum facere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDIDATVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>leukanto\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Candida veste indutus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDIDATVS [2]</emph>, i. m. Subst. <hi rend='italic'>Qui magistratum petebat, a Toga candida, quod gestamen erat petitorum, vt modo indicatum est in</hi> CANDIDA Toga. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0726' n='726'/>
<p><emph>CANDIDATORIVS</emph>, a, um, Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>leuxeimoniko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod candidatum decet.</hi> Cic. Att. 1, 1 Nos in omni munere candidatorio fungendo summam adhibebimus diligentiam.</p>
<p><emph>CANDIFICO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Candidum facere.</hi> Naeuius, Poliens sese, et succis herbarum candificans cutem. Lapides candificare Augustin. Ciu. Dei, 21, 7.</p>
<p><emph>CANDIFICVS</emph>, a, um. Apul. Apol. p. 277 Puluisculus candificus, <hi rend='italic'>de dentifricio.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANDETVM</emph>, i. n. Galli appellant in areis vrbanis, spatium centum pedum, quasi Centetum: in agrestibus autem, pedum centum quinquaginta quadratorum, iustum candetum vocant. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDOR [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANDEO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANDOSOCCVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Genus propagandi vites: de quo</hi> Colum. 5, 5, 16 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANDYS</emph>, yos. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>o( ka/ndus2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Insigne regium Persarum, de quo copiosissime Spanbem. de Vsu et Praest. Num. diss.</hi> 8 p. 454 <hi rend='italic'>et seq.</hi> Curtius Amiculum <hi rend='italic'>vocat, vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANENS [1]</emph>, entis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Nympha fuit Iani et Veniliae filia, canendi arte praestans, Pici Laurentum regis vxor, quae, quum virum a Circe in auem mutatum, supra modum lugeret, extabuit, et loco ad ripam Tiberis, vbi haec contigerunt, nomen suum reliquit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANENTAE</emph>, arum. f. Capitis ornamenta veteres dixere. Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Alii</hi> Canautas <hi rend='italic'>legunt: alii suspicantur</hi> carentae, <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/rhnon</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>caput.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANEO [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANEPHORA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>melius</hi> CANEPHOROS, [<foreign lang='GR'>kanhfo/ros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cistifera</hi> Canephora Mulier appellatur, quae fert canum, id est qualum, quod est cistae genus. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANESCO [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANGRAENA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>GANGRAENA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANI [1]</emph>, orum. <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Vrticae siluestris genus.</hi> Plin. 21, 15 Et in siluestri quae dicitur cania, acrior, caule quoque mordaci, fimbriatis foliis.</p>
<p><emph>CANICAE</emph>, arum. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>pi/tura</foreign>] Furfures de farre, a cibo canum vocitatae. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANICVLA [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANIDIA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kani/dia</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ab Horatio vocatur, quae proprio nomine erat</hi> Gratidia, Neapolitana vnguentaria, <hi rend='italic'>quam semper vt veneficam carpit, vt</hi> Serm. 1, 8, 24 <hi rend='italic'>docet</hi> Vet. Schol. ad Epod. 3, 8.</p>
<p><emph>CANINIVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kani/nios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Familiae Romanae nomen, Prouerbii rationem habet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANINVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANIS</emph>, is. c. [<foreign lang='GR'>ku/wn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Latrans animal: dicitur a</hi> Canendo, <hi rend='italic'>Si audimus</hi> Varronem de L. L. 4, 19 p. 26, 6 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CANICVLA [2]</emph>, ae. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>kuna/rion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>De sidere,</hi> Cic. de Nat. Deor. 3, 26 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CANICVLARIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Dies Caniculares. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANICVLATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Herba caniculata Macer 2, 35. Vua caniculata Marc. Empir. cap. 13.</p>
<p><emph>CANINVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ku/neios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod est canis s. de cane, vt,</hi> Canina pellis Scribon. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANARIVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Canarium sacrificium, Quod fiebat pro frugibus deprecandae saeuitiae causa sideris Caniculae. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANATIM</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>kunhdo\n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Obsoletum, apud</hi> Nigidium grammaticum Nonio 1, 190. <hi rend='italic'>qui interpretatur,</hi> canum genere.</p>
<p><emph>CANIFORMIS</emph>, e. Adi. Prudent. Apoth. v. 195 Quae caniformem Latrantemque throno caeli proponat Anubem? <hi rend='italic'>Vtitur etiam de eodem</hi> Gallus Confessor Serm. c. 5.</p>
<p><emph>CANISTRVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/nastron</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'> Dimin. a</hi> Cana, <hi rend='italic'>v. v. Fiscella, cista viminea.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANISTER</emph>, tri. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem. Sic</hi> Salignis canistros fieri debere virgultis, <hi rend='italic'>praecipit</hi> Palladius Nouembr. 17, 1.</p>
<p><emph>CANISTELLVM</emph>, i. n. Dimin. in Gloss. Cyrilli. Et Symmach. Epist. 2, 81 Amicos canistellis argenteis honoraui. adde Epist. 7, 76. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Fest. <hi rend='italic'>in</hi> CANA.</p>
<p><emph>CANITIES [1]</emph>, CANITVDO, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANNA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/nna, do/nac</foreign>] Calamus: <hi rend='italic'>quo in nomine discrimen qualecumque inter</hi> Calamum, Arundinem, Cannam <hi rend='italic'>indicauimus, et illud non esse constans fassi sumus.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0730' n='730'/>
<p><emph>CANNVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Parua casula cannulis temere contecta Apul. Met. 4 p. 145. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANNEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kala/minos2</foreign>] Columel. 12, 50, 8 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANNETVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>ta\ kalamw/dh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locus, vbi cannae consitae sunt.</hi> Palladius Febr. 23, 1 Lilieta, canneta ponenda sunt.</p>
<p><emph>CANNICIAE</emph>, arum. f. pl. <hi rend='italic'>Locus cannis obsitus.</hi> Innocent. edit. Goesii p. 225 Sub se cannicias et res palustres habet.</p>
<p><emph>CANNICIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Titulus est apud</hi> Palladium 1, 13 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANNAE</emph>, arum. <hi rend='italic'>tantum pl.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/nnai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vicus in Apulia, Romanorum clade clarus, de qua multa Liuius</hi> 22, 47 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANNENSIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Calamitas Cannensis Cic. de Clar. Orat. 12. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANNABIS</emph>, is. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/nnabos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba est, ex cuius cortice funes intorquentur: et ponitur tam pro ipsa herba, quam pro semine.</hi> Plin. 19, 9 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANNABVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Dixit</hi> Palladius Febr. c. 5 Hoc tempore cannabum seris. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Mart. 5 <hi rend='italic'>et ipse</hi> Varr. <hi rend='italic'>ap.</hi> Gell. 17, 3.</p>
<p><emph>CANNABINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kanna/binos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod est ex cannabe. vt,</hi> Columel. 6, 2, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANNABIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Idem, apud</hi> Gratium Cyneget. 2, 47 At pauper rigui custos Alabandicus horti Cannabias nutrit siluas, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANNABETVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Locus cannabe consitus.</hi> Vet. Inscriptio apud Gruter. p. 896, 14 VSQ. AD CANNABETVM HVIC AREAE CEDET.</p>
<p><emph>CANO</emph>, cecini, cantum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)/|dw, ya/llw, kre/kw</foreign>.] <hi rend='italic'>Est Voce modulari, et non hominibus modo tribuitur, sed in primis etiam auium generi, et instrumentis omnibus musicis.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0731' n='731'/>
<p><emph>CANTIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>me/los2, e)pw|dh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Cantus.</hi> Plaut. Sticho 5, 5, 19 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTIVNCVLA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)sma/tion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'> Dimin. a Cantio.</hi> Cic. de Fin. 5, 49 c. 18 Vidit Homerus probari fabulam non posse, si cantiunculis tantus vir irretitus tenetur.</p>
<p><emph>CANOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>melwdi/a, ligufwni/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cantus, vel sonus a canente excitatus.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0732' n='732'/>
<p><emph>CANORVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ligu/fwnos2, w)|diko\s2, ligu/fqoggos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt Sonorus, quod canendi facultatem actiuam vel passiuam habet. Substantiue</hi> Cic. de Senect. 28 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANORE</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Apul. Doctr. Plat. p. 6 Musice mundus et canore mouetur.</p>
<p><emph>CANAX</emph>, acis. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANACIVS</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>i. e. Sonorius.</hi> Apul. Florid. 3 p. 357, 4 Canacius et plenius libro mandabo gratias, vti per omnes prouincias eat, totoque ab hinc orbe -- laudes benefacti tui -- repraesentet.</p>
<p><emph>CANTICO</emph>, are. Quae dulce canticant aues melleis modulis suaue resonantes Apul. Met. 6. <hi rend='italic'>Elmenhorst.</hi> p. 175 <hi rend='italic'>legit</hi> cantitant. <hi rend='italic'>vid. eius Emendatt.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANTICVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Ita delinimentis canticis occupatur anima, vt nullum sit tam immite tam asperum pectus, quod non oblectamentorum talium teneatur affectu Macrob. Somn. Scip. 2, 3.</p>
<p><emph>CANTICVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)=sma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie significat elegantem cantum, atque lasciuum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTICVLVM</emph>, i. n. Dimin. Septimius Afer <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Terentianum p. 2427 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTILENA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>molph\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Canticum, Sed contemtum, certe multo vsu tritum, et notum omnibus, vnde ad alias quoque formulas, et vel concepta verba, vel certe frequenter vsurpata transfertur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTILENOSVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Metricus, ad musicam compositus.</hi> Sidon. Epist. 3 <hi rend='italic'>vlt.</hi> Poetarum stilo cantilenosae nugae. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 4, 1 Si quid Lyricus cantilenosum condidit.</p>
<p><emph>CANTOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)oido\s2, mousourgo\s2, melopoio\s2, ya/lths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui cantus exercet. Antiquis plerumque iidem Poetae.</hi> Prop. 2. 18, 19 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0733' n='733'/>
<p><emph>CANTRIX</emph>, icis. f. Plaut. Trin. 2, 1, 23 Cantrices, cistellatrices, nuncii, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi> Aues cantrices Varro de R. R. 3, 5, 15. Monstrosae fabulosaeque cantrices Sirenes Tertull. adu. Marc. 3, 5.</p>
<p><emph>CANTVS</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)=sma, w)|dh\, me/los2, yalmo\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vel canendi actus, vel id ipsum, quod canitur, aut potest cani: aeque autem late patet ac verbum</hi> Canere. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTVLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>Si sanus sit</hi> Firmic. 3, 12 In quarto loco Mercurius et Saturnus ab horoscopo partiliter constituti, ex invento cantuli, et organi, facient magistros.</p>
<p><emph>CANTO</emph>, are. Frequent. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)/|dw, me/lpw, ya/llw, meli/zw, melw|de/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Sed quod ad articulatae vocis modulationem proprie videtur referri.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0734' n='734'/>
<p><emph>CANTATVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)|sqei\s2, e)pa|sqei\s2</foreign>] Stat. Silu. 1, 2, 197</p>
<p><emph>CANTATVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. <hi rend='italic'>Cantio.</hi> Alcimus Auitus 5, 157 Ranarum foedis texit cantatibus vrbes.</p>
<p><emph>CANTATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Idem. vt,</hi> Animum permulcere cantationibus Apul. Met. 2 p. 125. Suauem et lepidam cantationem accipere Plaut. Stich. 5, 5, 19.</p>
<p><emph>CANTAMEN</emph>, inis. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pw|dh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Pro Incantatione</hi> Propert. 4, 4, 51 O vtinam magicae nossem cantamina Musae. Magicum Prud. adu. Symm. 2, 176. Natiua cantamina artis magicae Apul. Met. 2 p. 114.</p>
<p><emph>CANTATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>mousourgo\s2, a)oido\s2, ya/lths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui cantat.</hi> Martial. 13, 77 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTATRIX</emph>, icis. f. et Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Auis cantatrix Varro de R. R. 3, 5. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTABILIS</emph>, e. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)oi/dimos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cantatu dignus</hi> Vulg. Interpr. Ps. 118, 54.</p>
<p><emph>CANTABVNDVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Cantans, cantillans vt,</hi> Gallus cantabundus Gell. 9, 13. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> Petron. 62.</p>
<p><emph>CANTITO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>tereti/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Frequent. a Canto.</hi> Ter. Adel. 4, 7, 32 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTILLO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Submisse canere. Vt,</hi> Clamore ludunt, strepitu cantillant Apul. Met. 4 p. 146. Orpheus in solitudine cantillauit Idem Florid. 3. p. 358.</p>
<p><emph>CANTVRIO</emph>, ire. Canturit, <foreign lang='GR'>yiquri/zei</foreign> Gloss. Cyrill. <hi rend='italic'>Est itaque idem, quod cantillare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANOBVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Nauis Menelai gubernator, quo tempore Menelaus ipse in Aegyptum perrexit: de quo infra in dictione</hi> CANOPVS.</p>
<p><emph>CANON</emph>, onis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kanw\n, kano/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Regula, ad quam alia diriguntur examinanturque.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0735' n='735'/>
<p><emph>CANONICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kanoniko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Regularis ad verbum dicitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANONICARII</emph>, orum. <hi rend='italic'>ICtis sunt, Qui principis nomine ac mandato canonem exigebant,</hi> Leg. 9. Cod. de exact. tribut.</p>
<p><emph>CANOPVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CANOBVS, <hi rend='italic'>(quam varietatem iam notauit</hi> Quinct. 1, 5, 13) [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANOPICVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CANOBICVS, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Ostium Nili Canopicum Plin. 5, 10.</p>
<p><emph>CANOPITANVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Solinus 44 Quod ab Atlante ad vsque Canopitanum ostium panditur.</p>
<p><emph>CANTABER</emph>, bri. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*ka/ntabros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Populus in Hispania Tarraconensi ad Oceanum, quos ante Augustum nemo subegerat, quod videtur innuere</hi> Hor. Carm. 2, 6, 2 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0736' n='736'/>
<p><emph>CANTABRICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kantabriko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Hor. Epist. 1, 18, 55 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTABRVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>pi/tura</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Furfur triticeus aut hordeaceus, quod primum docuit</hi> Turn. 15, 16. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTABRARII</emph>, l. 2 C. Theod. de Collegiatis <hi rend='italic'>dum</hi> signiferis <hi rend='italic'>coniunguntur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANTABRICA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kantabrikh\</foreign>] Herba est vbique nascens, caule iunceo pedali, in quo sunt flosculi oblongi, velut calathi: in his semen perquam minutum. [...]</p>
<p>CANTATOR, CANTATRIX, CANTATIO, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CANO.</p>
<p><emph>CANTERIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CANTHERIVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CANTHARIAS</emph>, ae. m. <hi rend='italic'>Gemmae species, quae</hi> scarabaeorum effigiem habet: <hi rend='italic'>quippe Graeci</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kanqa/rous2</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>vocant scarabaeos.</hi> Plin. 37, 11 s. 72. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTHARIS</emph>, idis. <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CANTHARIDA, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>kanqari\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vermis viridis, in summitate ramorum fraxini et oliuae nascens: cuius succus in venas ingressus, vt venenum interimit: et humano corpori applicitus, vesicas plenas humore facit.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CANTHARITES</emph>, ae. <hi rend='italic'>Vini transmarini genus</hi> Plin. 14, 7.</p>
<p><emph>CANTHAROLETHROS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kanqaro/leqros2</foreign>] Locus in Thracia iuxta Olynthum paruus, <hi rend='italic'>a Canthari exitio dictus, quod ibi ex omni animalium genere solus</hi> exanimatur cantharus Plin. 11, 28 s. 34.</p>
<p><emph>CANTHARVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/nqaros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Poculum, quo vsus est pater Liber.</hi> Plin. 33, 11 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTHARVLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>Legunt quidam apud</hi> Arnob. 6 p. 209 <hi rend='italic'>vnde nos paullo ante excitauimus</hi> pendentem in Liberi dextra potorium cantharum.</p>
<pb id='s0737' n='737'/>
<p><emph>CANTHERIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CANTERIVS, <hi rend='italic'>auctoritate fere pari,</hi> i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Equus castratus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTHERIOLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. <hi rend='italic'>Pro paruo pedamento.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTHERINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Plaut. Men. 2, 3, 44. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANTERIATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Quod canteriis subnixum est.</hi> Columel. 5, 4, 1 Deinde quae pedaminibus adnixae singulis iugis imponuntur, eas rustici canteriatas appellant.</p>
<p><emph>CANTHVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/nqos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ferrum, quo rotae peripheria, absides, extremitates, vinciuntur: seu potius lignea illa rotae extremitas, ex multis partibus curuis et velut arcubus compacta.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>CANTICVM, CANTILENA, CANTIO, CANTITO, CANTIVNCVLA, CANTILLO, CANTO, CANTOR, CANTVRIO, CANTVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CANO.</p>
<p><emph>CANVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>polio\s2, leuka/nqhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cui candent siue albent capilli prae senectute.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANI [2]</emph>, orum. m. tantum pl. <hi rend='italic'>Substantiue</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>ai( poliai\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Capilli albi in capitibus senum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANOSVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Canus, vt,</hi> Mihi eo tempore credita (illa legio) est, quo et me canosum, qui credebat, cum gratulatione vidit Vopiscus in Probo 5.</p>
<p><emph>CANVTVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Gloss. Gr. Lat. [<foreign lang='GR'>polio\s2</foreign>, canus, canutus.</p>
<pb id='s0738' n='738'/>
<p><emph>CANASTER [2]</emph>, tri. m. Gloss. Gr. Lat. [<foreign lang='GR'>micopo/lios2</foreign>, canaster.</p>
<p><emph>CANEO [2]</emph>, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>poliw=mai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Canum esse et album.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANENS [2]</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>poliw=n</foreign>] Valer. Argon. 6, 122 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANESCO [2]</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>polio/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Canum fieri, et Senescere, ac Deflorescere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANITIES [2]</emph>, ei. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>polio/ths2, polia\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Color capillorum, ipsumque adeo capillitium, hominis cani, vel etiam ipsa senectus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANITVDO</emph>, inis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>polio/ths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Canities.</hi> Plaut. Fragm. 2, 7 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANVSIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kanu/sion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vrbs est Apuliae maxima, quam praeterfluit Aufidus amnis. Vid.</hi> Plin. 3, 11. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANVSINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kanu/sios2, *kanusi/ths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Incola Canusii.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CANVSINATVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kanusi/wtos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Canusina veste indutus.</hi> [...]</p>
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<head>CAP</head>
<p><emph>CAPANEVS [1]</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>trium syllabarum,</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*kapaneu\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Maritus Euadnes, vnus e septem ducibus, qui Thebas obsederunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPANEVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kapanei=os2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Stat. Theb. 8, 661 Capaneaque pinus Iam procul Aoniis volet agnoscenda cateruis. Pectora Capanea Idem 12, 764.</p>
<p><emph>CAPANEIVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kapanh/i+os2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Stat. Theb. 12, 545 Ausa ante alias Capaneia coniux, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPAX [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAPIO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAPEDO</emph>, inis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Vas erat sacrificiis aptum.</hi> Cic. in Parad. 1, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPEDVNCVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. Cic. de Natur. Deor. 3, 43 c. 17 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPENA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Porta Romae, a</hi> Capena <hi rend='italic'>vrbe, quo ducebat.</hi></p>
<pb id='s0739' n='739'/>
<p><emph>CAPENAS</emph>, atis. m. <hi rend='italic'>Fluuius, qui Feroniam praeterlabitur</hi> Sil. 13, 85.</p>
<p><emph>CAPENVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Luci Capeni Virg. Aen. 7, 697.</p>
<p><emph>CAPER</emph>, pri. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>tra/gos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod</hi> Isidor. 12, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)\c</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Femina Capri.</hi> Plin. 8, 50 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRAGO [1]</emph>, inis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Herba,</hi> tithymalli species Apul. de Herb. cap. 108.</p>
<p><emph>CAPREIDA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Planta.</hi> Cato R. R. 122 Capreidam vel iuniperum contundito in pila. <hi rend='italic'>Popma esse ait Caprifolium, siue Periclymenon.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPELLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>xi/maros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>quo pro</hi> Capra <hi rend='italic'>vtuntur.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAPELLIANVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Rutae folium capellianae. <hi rend='italic'>i. Caprariae, quam capreae sectentur.</hi> Martial. 11, 32.</p>
<p><emph>CAPRARIVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)po/los2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Custos, et pastor exercitorque caprarum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRASIA</emph>, ae. f. Insula, propter Italiam, a capris dicta, <hi rend='italic'>ap.</hi> Varron. de R. R. 2, 3, 3. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Rutil. Itin. 1, 439.</p>
<p><emph>CAPREA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)/gagros2, dorka\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>dicta, quod quandam caprae similitudinem habeat.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPREOLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>dorka/dion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Animal siluestre, caprea parua.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPREOLATIM</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Quod Elmenhorstius</hi> Implicate <hi rend='italic'>interpretatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRAGO [2]</emph>, inis, <hi rend='italic'>quid rei sit, disputandi occasionem praebet</hi> Macrob. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRALIA</emph>, appellatur Ager, qui vulgo Ad caprae paludes diei solet. Festus.</p>
<p><emph>CAPRICORNVS [1]</emph>, CAPRIFICVS, <hi rend='italic'>etc. vid. infra s. l.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPRIGENVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)gogenh\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod ex caprarum genere est.</hi> Plaut. Epid. 1, 1, 16 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRILE</emph>, is. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)gw\n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Stabulum caprarum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRIPES</emph>, edis. <hi rend='italic'>Qui pedes caprinos habet.</hi> Propert. 3, 16, 34 Capripedes calamo Panes hiante canent. Satyri capripedes Lucret. 4, 584. Hor. Od. 2, 19, 4.</p>
<p><emph>CAPRINVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)/geios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Genus caprinum quibusdam modo DIs oblatum Varr. de R. R. 1, 2, 19. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPRISSO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Caprinam vocem imitari.</hi> Accius <hi rend='italic'>(vt videtur Scaligero)</hi> in Fab. Aesop. 29 Sta procul, hoedus ait, caprissas gutture falso.</p>
<p><emph>CAPRVGINEVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CAPRVGNVS, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Aprugnus. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAPERLATA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Possessionis cuiusdam nomen proprium, cuius meminit</hi> Modestinus in l. Aurelio. D. de liberat. legat. <hi rend='italic'>vbi Alciatus</hi> cum prolatis <hi rend='italic'>mendose legit, teste</hi> A. August. Emendat. 3, 7.</p>
<p><emph>CAPERO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>r(usso/w</foreign>] Caperare frontem, <hi rend='italic'>h. e. Frontem</hi> rugis <hi rend='italic'>contrahere, et asperitatem vultus ostendere: quod</hi> a caprae fronte <hi rend='italic'>deriuat</hi> Varro de L. L. 6, 6 p. 82, 27 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPERATVS</emph>, a, um. Apul. Met. 9 p. 224 Insuauis et odiosi mariti caperatum supercilium perhorrescit. Non. 1, 27 <hi rend='italic'>ex</hi> Varrone, Quin mihi caperatam tuam frontem omittis.</p>
<p><emph>CAPESSO [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAPIO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAPHAREVS [1]</emph>, ei. m. <hi rend='italic'>trisyll.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*kafhreu\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Euboeae promontorium versus Hellespontem: apud quod plurimum Graecorum classis afflicta est, propter Palamedis necem.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPHAREVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kafh/rios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Propert. 3, 6, 39 Saxa triumphales fregere Capharea puppes, Naufraga quum vasto Graecia tracta salo est.</p>
<p><emph>CAPHISTERIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAPISTERIVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CAPIDVLVM</emph>, i. n. Genus vestimenti, quo caput tegebatur Festus <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Gloss.</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>qri\c, fo/bh, plo/kamos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quasi capitis pilus: quamuis et pro Omni pilo ponatur.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAPILLVLVS</emph>, i. m. Diminut. Lyricum, <hi rend='italic'>quod vulgo</hi> Corn. Gallo <hi rend='italic'>tributum fuit:</hi> Pande puella, pande capillulos Flauos lucentes, vt aurum nitidum, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPILLACEVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>trixoeidh\s2</foreign>] Plin. 12, 25 Balsamum tenui et capillacea coma, quod vocant eutheriston. Folium Id. 13, 25.</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>trixo/w</foreign>] Plin. 37, 11 <hi rend='italic'>de gemmis,</hi> quae a membris hominum cognominantur; Polythrix, <hi rend='italic'>inquit,</hi> in viridi capillatur, <hi rend='italic'>h. e. Capillos habere videtur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPILLATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>trixwto\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui crines longiores habet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Capillus prolixior.</hi> Paullinus Nolan. Epist. 23, 23 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLATVRA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Crinium plexus. vt,</hi> Manente capillatura Cael. Aurel. Acut. 2, 9. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLAGO</emph>, inis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Capillus, vt,</hi> Pro cerebri vbertate vel affluit capillago, vel deserit Tertull. de Anima 51.</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLAMENTVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>tri/xwma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ipsi capitis capilli.</hi> Plin. 21, 6 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLITIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Capillamentum</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/mh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Sic enim a</hi> Capillo, Capillitium <hi rend='italic'>dicitur, vt a</hi> Famulo, Famulitium; <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Satellite, Satellitium. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLARIS</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>trixei=os2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Substantiue, siue intellecto</hi> vnguento Martial. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPILLOSVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Sedimen capillosum Cael. Aurel. 5, 4.</p>
<p><emph>CAPIO [1]</emph>, cepi, captum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>lamba/nw, ai(re/w, a)li/skw, de/xomai, xeiro/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Latissimae, sed notae et simplicis significationis est, et tum ad manum et ea, quae tangi possunt, refertur, tum ad animum: sumere, prehendere, in potestatem suam redigere, idque vel vi, vel blanditiis, vel fraude, etc.</hi> Ter. Eun. 3, 5, 47 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAPTVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>lhfqei\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Interclusus et captus Cic. Art. 10, 4. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTVRVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>lhfo/menos2</foreign>] Cic. de Amicit. 79 c. 21 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kata/lhyis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Capiendi facultas vel actus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTVRA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)/gra</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod</hi> Captio. Plin. 19, 1 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAPIO [2]</emph>, onis. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Vsucapio in VTOR. <hi rend='italic'>Nimirum</hi> Capio, <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Captio <hi rend='italic'>dicitur in duobus vocabulis</hi> Vsucapio <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Pignoriscapio Gell. 7, 10 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>lh=yis2, lh=mma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Actus capiendi, in primis quatenus</hi> capere <hi rend='italic'>est decipere, astu superare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTIVNCVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)pa/tion</foreign>] Cic. Att. 15, 7 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTENSVLA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Idem. Vt,</hi> Illigantes captensulae, <hi rend='italic'>i. Sophismata</hi> Mart. Capell. l. 4 p. 135. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTIOSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)pathlo\s2, sofistiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Captionibus siue deceptionibus plenus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTIOSE</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)pathlw=s2</foreign>] Cic. Acad. 4, 94 c. 29 Sic me, inquit, ante sustineo, nec diutius captiose interroganti respondeo.</p>
<p><emph>CAPTIVVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)xma/lwtos2, doru/lhttos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Captus, qui sui iuris non est, sed in potestatem alterius redactus.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAPTIVITAS</emph>, atis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ai)xmalwsi/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Conditio hominis captiui.</hi> Tacit. Ann. 4, 25 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTIVO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Captiuum ducere</hi> Gloss. <foreign lang='GR'>ai)xmalwti/zomai</foreign> Captivor. Captiuandi cupiditas August. Ciu. Dei 11. <hi rend='italic'>Et</hi> Vulg. Interpr. Rom. 7, 23. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPTIVATOR</emph>, oris. m. Gloss. Gr. Lat. <foreign lang='GR'>ai)xmalwtisth\s2</foreign> Captivator. <hi rend='italic'>Et</hi> August. Epist. 199 Captiuatores tuos et depraedatores.</p>
<p><emph>CAPTRIX</emph>, icis. f. <hi rend='italic'>vt,</hi> Clysteres, virium captrices, <hi rend='italic'>Vox Asclepiadis apud</hi> Cael. Aurel. Acut. 2, 39. <hi rend='italic'>Minui et carpi ab illis vires, voluit indicare.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPTATELA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Acceptio, receptio, vt,</hi> Pallii captatela Tertulliano <hi rend='italic'>restituit Salmasius</hi> de Pallio p. 367. <hi rend='italic'>Est vt corruptela, peccatela.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CAPTO</emph>, are. Frequent. [<foreign lang='GR'>ma/rptw, qhreu/w, qerape/w, qhra/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Studiose capere, et capere conari. Proprie</hi> Ouid. Met. 8, 198 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CAPTANS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>ma/rptwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Collum captantia brachia Ouid. Met. 3, 428. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CAPTATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Ouid. ex Pont. 3, 1, 129 [...]</p>