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<title>Novus Linguae Et Eruditionis Romanae Thesaurus / Post Ro. Stephani Et Aliorum Nuper Etiam In Anglia Eruditissimorum Hominum Curas Digestus, Locupletatus, Emendatus [...] A Io. Matthia Gesnero.</title>
<title type='short'>Gesner, Johann Matthias: Novus Linguae Et Eruditionis Romanae Thesaurus. Tom. I-IV. - Leipzig, 1749.</title>
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<author n='Gesner'>Gesner, Johann Matthias</author>
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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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<div2 id='GeTL.05.01' n='1' type='section'>
<head>CIT</head>
<p><emph>CITA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CYTA</ref>, CYTAEI, CYTAEIS.</p>
<p><emph>CITATVS [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CITO</ref>, citas <hi rend='italic'>sub</hi> CIEO.</p>
<p><emph>CITER [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. post</hi> CITRA.</p>
<p><emph>CITERIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kite/ria</foreign>] Appellatur Effigies quaedam arguta et loquax (<hi rend='italic'>quî</hi> loquax? <hi rend='italic'>Puto esse ab interpolatore</hi>) ridiculi gratia, quae in pompa vehi solita sit. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITERIOR [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. post</hi> CITRA <hi rend='italic'>sub</hi> CITER.</p>
<p><emph>CITHAERON</emph>, onis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kiqairw\n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Mons Libero sacer, de quo</hi> Seruius <hi rend='italic'>ad</hi> Aen. 10, 192 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITHARA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kiqa/ra</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Instrumentum musicum, cuius nomen hodiernae quoque linguae Europae retinent</hi> Quitarre; <hi rend='italic'>differentia a</hi> Lyra <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Chelye <hi rend='italic'>s. testudine, non est facilis dictu.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITHAROEDVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kiqarw|do\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui cithara ludit, et sua simul voce accinit.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0935' n='935'/>
<p><emph>CITHARICEN</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>fictum docendi causa nomen a</hi> Varrone L. L. 7, 33 p. 96, 20 Cum a tibiis et canendo tibicen dicitur, quaerunt -- cur non a cithara -- citharicen.</p>
<p><emph>CITHAROEDA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>In veteri</hi> Inscript. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Gruter. f. 654 n. 2. CLAVDIAE CITHAROEDAE CONIVGI OPTIMAE <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CITHAROEDICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kiqarw|diko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Suet. in Neron. 25 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITHARISTA</emph>, ae. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kiqaristh\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui citharam tantum pulsat, non etiam accinit, inquit Budaeus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITHARISTRIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kiqari/stria</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quae cithara canit.</hi> Ter. Phorm. 1, 2, 32 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITHARIZO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>kiqari/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cithara canere.</hi> Nep. 15, 2, 1 Nam et citharizare, et cantare ad chordarum sonum doctus est a Dionysio. <hi rend='italic'>Metuo, ne sit recentius verbum, Nepoti, vt alia, temere, inculcatum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITHARVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>piscis</hi> e rhomborum genere pessimus Plin. 32, 11 s. 53.</p>
<p><emph>CITICVLA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Ab</hi> Isid. 4, 11. <hi rend='italic'>inter instrumenta</hi> medicorum <hi rend='italic'>refertur.</hi> Citicula est, in qua circumducta collyria resoluuntur. Erit enim lenis. Nam aspera frangi potius quam resolui collyrium facit.</p>
<p><emph>CITIMVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CITRA</ref>.</p>
<p>CITO, are. CITATIM, CITATVS, CITO, adu. <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CIEO.</p>
<p><emph>CITOCACIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Chamelaea herba.</hi> Apul. de Herb. c. 111.</p>
<p><emph>CITONIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>mala, eadem quae</hi> alias cotonea. Theod. Med. de Diaeta c. 15. <hi rend='italic'>Est a barbarie saeculi, vel librarii adeo, pro</hi> Cydonia.</p>
<p><emph>CITORVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CYTORVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CITRA [1]</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pi\ ta/de</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Praepositio faciem aut latus rei pro termino sumtae, quod nobis propius est, indicans, accusatiuo casui seruiens: cui opponitur</hi> Vltra; <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Cis <hi rend='italic'>deriuatur, cuius significationem habet.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0936' n='936'/>
<p><emph>CITRA [2]</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Eadem significatione, sed sine casu.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITER [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vetustissimos scripsisse inuenimus.</hi> Cato <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Priscian. p. 599. Citer ager alligatus ad sacra erit. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CITERIOR [2]</emph>, us. <hi rend='italic'>Compar.</hi> Gallia citerior Cic. de Prou. cons. c. 15. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITIMVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Superl. <hi rend='italic'>Quae nobis proxima sunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITIME</emph>, Adu. Priscian. 15 p. 1016 Citra, citerius, citime.</p>
<p><emph>CITRAGO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Eadem quae</hi> MELISSOPHYLLVM.</p>
<p><emph>CITRATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Ager citratus et vltratus, <hi rend='italic'>i.</hi> citra <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> vltra <hi rend='italic'>limitem situs, sibi opponuntur.</hi> Agrar. Ed. Goes. p. 298 sq.</p>
<p><emph>CITRO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Simplex non reperitur. vid.</hi><ref>VLTRO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CITRIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Arbor.</hi> Isidor. 17, 7 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITRIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>et plur.</hi> Citria <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Apic. 1, 21 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 4, 3. <hi rend='italic'>de Cucurhitarum genere intelligit Listerus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CITRIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Citro <hi rend='italic'>arbore est</hi> Pallad. Iul. 3, 2. <hi rend='italic'>Sed al.</hi> Citreum.</p>
<p><emph>CITRVS</emph>, i. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ku/tron, ku/trion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Duorum generum arbor commemoratur.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0937' n='937'/>
<p><emph>CITRVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>qu=on</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Lignum</hi> Citri <hi rend='italic'>Africanae, de qua</hi> n. 2. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITRETVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Seminarium arborum</hi> Citri, <hi rend='italic'>Medicae nempe,</hi> Pallad. Febr. 24 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Citreta tegumentis defenduntur a frigore.</p>
<p><emph>CITREVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>interdum</hi> CITRIVS, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Ad vtramque arborum, de quibus diximus, refertur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CITRINVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kitroeidh\s2</foreign>] Plin. 19, 5 <hi rend='italic'>de cucumere,</hi> In Italia virides, et quamminimi, in prouinciis quammaximi et citrini aut nigri, <hi rend='italic'>i. Citri siue auri colorem habentes.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CITROSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kitrw/dhs2</foreign>] Vestis citrosa, a similitudine citri appellata est. [...]</p>
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<head>CIV</head>
<p><emph>CIVIS</emph>, is. c. [<foreign lang='GR'>poli/ths2, a)sto\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Eiusdem rei publicae particeps.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0938' n='938'/>
<p><emph>CIVITAS</emph>, atis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>po/lis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A Ciuibus appellata est, quasi Civium multitudo.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0939' n='939'/>
<p><emph>CIVITATVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. Sen. de morte Claudii p. 852 Hic quaestu se sustinebat, vendere ciuitatulas solebat, <hi rend='italic'>i. iura exiguae ciuitatis.</hi> Et Apul. Met. 10 p. 238 Ad quandam ciuitatulam pervenimus. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CIVILIS</emph>, e. [<foreign lang='GR'>politiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod ad ciues pertinet, diuersa quidem ratione, quam ipsa Substantiua definiunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0940' n='940'/>
<p><emph>CIVILITAS</emph>, atis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Animus ciuilis ac moderatus alienae pariter ac suae ciuitatis memor, s. alios aeque ac se ciuem esse cogitans.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0941' n='941'/>
<p><emph>CIVILITER</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>politikw=s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ciuili ratione.</hi> Vir ciuiliter eruditus Gell. prooem. <hi rend='italic'>i. vt possit ciuitatem regere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CIVICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)stiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem fere, quod ciuilis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CIVICO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Ciuitate donare.</hi> Gloss. Isid. <hi rend='italic'>vid. Barth. Adu.</hi> 26, 15.</p>
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<div2 id='GeTL.05.03' n='3' type='section'>
<head>CL <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CLA</head>
<p><emph>CL</emph>, s. cl <hi rend='italic'>confandi solent cum</hi> d <hi rend='italic'>in MSS. Burm. ad</hi> Calpurn. Ecl. 1, 55. Cort. <hi rend='italic'>ad</hi> Sall. Cat. 26, 4. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Iug. 22, 1 <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLABVLA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel vt quaedam habent exemplaria,</hi> CLAVOLA, Scissio lignorum vel praesegmina, <hi rend='italic'>auctore</hi> Nonino 4, 473 <hi rend='italic'>Laudat</hi> Varro. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLABVLARE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>intell. plaustrum s. carrum, vndique clabulis confixum s. contextum, et capsum ex clabulis factum habens, ad res, quae imponerentur retinendas, ne defluerent.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLABVLARIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cursus clabularis, <hi rend='italic'>qui militibus concedebatur, quoties ex aliis in alia loca celeriter transferri eos oporteret, vt est in</hi> l. 22 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLADES</emph>, is. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>h(=tta, lu/mh, ph=ma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Volunt esse proprie ramorum</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>tw=n kla/dwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>amputationem. Illud certum, stragem, ruinam, caedem, eo notari.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0942' n='942'/>
<p><emph>CLADECVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. Cathol.</p>
<p><emph>CLAEON</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Fons in Phrygia.</hi> Plin. 31, 2 s. 16 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAM</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kru/fa, la/qra</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Iterdum Aduerbium, interdum Praepositio Accusatiuo et Ablatiuo casui seruiens, significat Occulte.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLANCVLVM</emph>, Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>krufh=</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Aduerbialiter</hi> Ter. Eun. 3, 5, 41 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLANCVLO [1]</emph>, Adu. <foreign lang='GR'>la/qra</foreign> Gloss. Cyrill.] <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Macrob. Saturn. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLANCVLARIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kru/fios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Poeta clancularius, <hi rend='italic'>qui suppresso nomine suo, dicta quaedam et foeda probra scribit: quae mauult alterius videri.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLANDESTINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>krufai=os2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Occultus.</hi> Plaut. Amph. 1, 2, 28 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0943' n='943'/>
<p><emph>CLANDESTINO</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>krufi/ws2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>i.</hi> Abscondite, <hi rend='italic'>vt ait</hi> Nonius 1, 176. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAMOR</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Archaice</hi> CLAMOS, oris. m. <foreign lang='GR'>kraugh\, boh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vox elatior, a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kla/w</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> <foreign lang='GR'>kla/zw</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>dicta, quibus etiam</hi> <foreign lang='GR'>kra/zw</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>cognatum est.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0944' n='944'/>
<p><emph>CLAMO</emph>, are. <foreign lang='GR'>kra/zw, boa/w</foreign>,] <hi rend='italic'>A</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kla/w</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>ductum,</hi> et <hi rend='italic'>est Vociferari.</hi> Ter. Adel. 1, 2, 11 Clamant omnes indignissime factum esse. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAMANS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>kra/zwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Ouid. Met. 8, 229 Ora patrium clamantia nomen.</p>
<p><emph>CLAMATVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. Passiu. [<foreign lang='GR'>kekrasme/nos2</foreign>] Ouid. Met. 2, 423 Adspicit hanc, visamque vocat, clamata refugit. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAMATVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. Sed neque clamatu est neque pulsu mobile corpus Paullin. Natal. Fel. 3 v. 279.</p>
<p><emph>CLAMITO</emph>, are. Frequent. [<foreign lang='GR'>kra/zomai</foreign>] Ter. Andr. 4, 6, 19 Clamitent me sycophantam hereditatem persequi. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAMITANS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>krazo/menos2</foreign>] Liu. 3, 13 Haec Volscio clamitante, adeo concitati homines sunt, vt, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLAMATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>krasth\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui clamat.</hi> Cic. de Orat. 3, 78 c. 21 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0945' n='945'/>
<p><emph>CLAMATORIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kraugiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Clamatoria auis, quae alias Cliuia a Labeone Prohibitoria dicitur Plin. 10, 14. Clamatorium genus <hi rend='italic'>laudatur</hi> Cic. Q. Frat. 3, 3. <hi rend='italic'>Sed mel.</hi> declamatorium.</p>
<p><emph>CLAMITATIO</emph>, onis. f. Plaut. Mostell. 1, 1, 6 Quid tibi, malum hic ante aedes clamitatio est?</p>
<p><emph>CLAMOSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kraugw/dhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Clamore obstrepens, Vociferator, etiam locus, vbi frequenter et multum clamatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAMOSE</emph>, Adu. Quinctil. 11, 3, 45 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLANCVLO [2]</emph>, CLANCVLVM, CLANDESTINVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLAM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLANGO</emph>, nxi, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>kla/ggw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Verbum ex sono ipso fictum, quem, velut fractum, i. tremulum, et crebrum significare videtur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLANGOR</emph>, oris. m. <foreign lang='GR'>klaggh\ sa/lpiggos2</foreign> Vet. Gloss. <foreign lang='GR'>h)=xos2 sa/lpiggos2</foreign> Id.] <hi rend='italic'>Auium quarundam crepitus et frequenter Sonus tubae.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLANIVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kla/nhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Fluuius Campaniae iuxta Acerras vrbem.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>CLAREO, CLARIFICO, CLARIGO, CLARITAS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CLARVS.</p>
<p><emph>CLARVS [1]</emph>, s. CLAROS, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kla/ros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Colophoniorum oppidum, a quo</hi> CLARIVS Apollo dictus est, Seruius <hi rend='italic'>in illud</hi> Virg. Aen. 3, 360 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>lampro\s2, faidro\s2, fano\s2, o)nomasto\s2, peri/fantos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie dicitur Lucidus.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0947' n='947'/>
<p><emph>CLARE</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>lamprw=s2, safw=s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Plaut. Rud. 2, 6, 52 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARISSIMATVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Sequiori aeuo dicebatur dignitas eorum, qui</hi> Clarissimi <hi rend='italic'>appellabantur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARISONVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>lampro/fwnos2</foreign>] Catul. 65, 320 Clarisonas imo fudisse e pectore voces. Cic. in Arat. 280 Hunc a clarisonis auris Aquilonis ad Austrum, Condens.</p>
<p><emph>CLARITAS</emph>, atis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>lampro/ths2, safh/neia</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Luciditas.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARITVDO</emph>, inis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>lampro/ths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nobilitas, fama.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAREDO</emph>, inis. f. Isidor. Gloss.</p>
<p><emph>CLAROR</emph>, oris. m. Plaut. Most. 3, 1, 112. <hi rend='italic'>in comica laudatione domus, vocat eam</hi> Clarorem merum, <hi rend='italic'>i. lucem, claritatem meram.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLARO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>safhni/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Clarum ostendere vel reddere.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0948' n='948'/>
<p><emph>CLAREO</emph>, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>eu)dokime/w, fai/nomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Clarum, i. nobilem et insignem atque illustrem esse</hi> Ennius <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Cic. Off. 1, 84. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARESCO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>parekfai/nomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Generatim clarum fieri.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARIFICO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>lampru/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Clarum reddere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARIFICATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Vox Ecclesiae</hi> Cyprian. Ep. 77 c. 2 (Oxon. Epist. 76) et Augustin. octog. trium Qu. 62.</p>
<p><emph>CLARIFICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Catul. Carm. 65, 125 Clarificas imo fudisse e pectore voces.</p>
<p><emph>CLARIVIDVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Marcell. Emp. 18 Clariuidi sensus.</p>
<p><emph>CLARICO [1]</emph>, (s. CLARISCO ) are, <hi rend='italic'>idem quod</hi> Clarere <hi rend='italic'>putatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARICITO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Aduocare, inuitare,</hi> Lucret. 5, 945 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARICO [2]</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pagge/llomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Bellum indicere: verbum ad Romanum morem pertinens, quem declarat</hi> Seruius <hi rend='italic'>in illud</hi> Virg. Aen. 9, 52 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLARIGATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pa/ggelsis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Est sollemnis expostulatio, vt vidimus, et ipsa belli denuntiatio.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLASSIS</emph>, is. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sto/los, nautiko\n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nauium multitudo sollemnt significatione et propria.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0950' n='950'/>
<p><emph>CLASSICVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>sto/lion</foreign>] Cic. Att. 16, 2 Cassius cum classicula sua venerat.</p>
<p><emph>CLASSICVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>sa/lpisma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie Adiectiuum, quod statim considerabitur, intell.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLASSICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>stoliko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod est classis, vel ad classem pertinet, pro diuersa</hi> Classis <hi rend='italic'>significatione.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0951' n='951'/>
<p><emph>CLASSIARIVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Qui in classe pugnat.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLASSICARII</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>salpistai\</foreign>, Vet. Gloss. <hi rend='italic'>a Classico haud dubie.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLASSICINES</emph>, Varro de L. L. 4, 16 p. 24, 24 Et classicines a classe, qui tum cornu vtuntur, quum classes comitiis ad comitatum vocant. <hi rend='italic'>Sic volebat Turn. Sed Scal. et Sciopp.</hi> Classicos, <hi rend='italic'>v. v. n. 3.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLATHRI</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CLATRI, <hi rend='italic'>sine adspiratione:</hi> Clathrum <hi rend='italic'>enim et</hi> Clathra <hi rend='italic'>nondum inuenimus: et</hi> Caper de verbis dubiis p. 2248 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLATRO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>kleiqro/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Clathris claudere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLATRATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Plaut. Mil. 2, 4, 26 Nam certo, neque solarium apud nos est, neque hortus vllus, neque fenestra, nisi clatrata. Catonis Praesepis clatratas R. R. 4, 1 <hi rend='italic'>dedimus in</hi> CLATRI.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>koru/nh, r(o/palos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Fustis teres, ex vna parte capitatus, ad claui similitudinem: certe crassior et coni forma, vt sunt naturaliter rami, qua trunco adhaerescunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVVLA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CLAVOLA, ae. f. Dimin. Alii clauolas, alii taleas appellant Varr. R. R. 1, 40, 4. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>CLABVLA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVVLARIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vt quidam pro</hi> clabularis <hi rend='italic'>legunt apud</hi> Ammian. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>CLABVLARIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>korunh/ths2</foreign>] Qui claua vtitur, <hi rend='italic'>inquit</hi> Festus. Plaut. Merc. 5, 2, 11 Egomet mihi comes, clauator, eques, agaso, armiger. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Rud. 3, 5, 25.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVIGER [1]</emph>, era, erum. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>korunhfo/ros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui clauam fert.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0952' n='952'/>
<p><emph>CLAVARIVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLAVVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVATVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLAVVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Gens antiquissimarum et nobilissimarum vna, minorum tamen gentium, i. post reges exactos demum allecta.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDIANVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>A</hi> Claudio, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> Claudiis <hi rend='italic'>tractum nomen.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDO</emph>, si, um, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/w, kataklei/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A</hi> Claui <hi rend='italic'>dictum videtur, quam nempe ad occludendum etiam adhibitam, suo loco ostendimus.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0953' n='953'/>
<p><emph>CLVDO [1]</emph>, inuenitur pro Claudo; etiam extra compositionem. <hi rend='italic'>Vid. suo loco.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLAVSVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>kleisqei\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Saepe adfuit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVSVRVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/swn</foreign>] Ouid. Met. 14, 784 Sola Venus portae cecidisse repagula sensit, Et clausura fuit, nisi quod, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLAVSVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei=qron</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Pro Tecto, vel in genere pro eo, in quo aliquid includitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVSTRVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei=qron</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Clausura, siue in quo aliquid</hi> [...]
<pb id='s0954' n='954'/>
<hi rend='italic'>clauditur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLOSTRVM [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>etiam vetuste scribitur, quod vid. suo loco.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLAVSTRARIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>qui claues et caetera, quae ad claudenda ostia pertinent, facit.</hi> Claustrarius artifex Lampr. in Heliog. c. 12.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVSTRITIMVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel, vt plerumque scribitur,</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLAVSTRITVMVS</emph>, i. m. Liuius <hi rend='italic'>(Andronicus) sic</hi> dixit, qui claustris ianuae praeesset, eadem scilicet figura, qua Aeditimum dici videbat, qui aedibus praeest Gellius 12, 10.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVSVLA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>pe/ras2, a)na/pausis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Id, quod claudit, siue alicuius rei conclusio.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0955' n='955'/>
<p><emph>CLAVSVRA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Castrum, munimentum. Vid.</hi><ref>CLVSVRA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>xwlo\s2, kullo\s2</foreign>] Qui altero pede infirmus ac debilis est. Plaut. Aulul. 1, 1, 34 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDICO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>ska/zw, xwlai/nw, metokla/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Altero tantum pede recto incedere, vel, Alterum pedem infirinum et instabilem aut curtum habere ac vacillare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDICANS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>ska/zwn</foreign>] Claudicanti boui remedium Col. 6, 12. <hi rend='italic'>lemma.</hi> Cic. Orat. 173 c. 51 Nihil inconditum, nihil curtum, nihil claudicans, nihil redundans.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDICATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>xwlo/ths2</foreign>] Columel. 6, 12, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDITAS</emph>, atis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>xwlo/ths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Plin. 28, 4 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDIGO</emph>, inis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Veget. 1, 26, 1 Claudiginem longi temporis, fecit remorata basis.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVDASTER</emph>, tri. m. <foreign lang='GR'>a)rnhsi/xwlos2</foreign> Gloss. Gr. Lat. <hi rend='italic'>aliquantum claudus, sed vt adhuc dissimulari possit.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLAVDEO</emph>, ere. Caecil. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Priscian. 10 p. 889 <hi rend='italic'>med.</hi> An vbi vos sitis, ibi consilium claudeat. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> CLAVDO <hi rend='italic'>n. 5.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLAVICVLA [1]</emph>, CLAVICVLATIM, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CLAVICVLVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLAVVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVIGER [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLAVA</ref>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CLAVIS.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVIS</emph>, is. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Instrumentum quo ostia, arculae, et id genus claustra reserantur et aperiuntur.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0956' n='956'/>
<p><emph>CLAVICVLA [2]</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. German. Caesar in Arato 199 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVICVLATIM</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Conchae clauiculatim vndatae, <hi rend='italic'>h. e. intortae et crispatae ad similitudinem clauicularum vitis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVICVLARIVS</emph>, i. m. Firmic. 3, 6 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVIGER [3]</emph>, era, erum. [<foreign lang='GR'>kleidou=xos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui clauem fert.</hi> Sic vocatur Ianus ab Ouid. Fast. 1, 228. quia clauem gerebat, vt paullo ante dixerat.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVOLA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>est ex</hi> <ref>CLAVA</ref>, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid. it.</hi> <ref>CLABVLA</ref>.</p>
<p>CLAVSTRARIVS, CLAVSTRITIMVS, CLAVSTRVM, CLAVSVLA, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> CLAVDO.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVSVS [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>postea</hi> Claudius <hi rend='italic'>dictus,</hi> Sabinorum dux, <hi rend='italic'>qui</hi> post exactos reges, cum quinque millibus clientum et amicorum Romam venit, et susceptus habitandam partem vrbis accepit, ex quo Claudia et tribus est et familia nominata, <hi rend='italic'>vt ait Seruius ad illud</hi> Aen. 7, 706 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>h(=los2, go/mfos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A Claudendo dictus vidert potest: ad id enim figitur vt claudat, siue contineat aliquid.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0958' n='958'/>
<p><emph>CLAVVLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. Imbrices medias clanulis figito Cato R. R. 1, 21, 3. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVELLVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Marcell. c. 33.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVARIVS [2]</emph>, <foreign lang='GR'>h(loko/pos2</foreign> Vet. Gloss.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVARIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Videtur munus s. donatiuum militibus datum ad clauos caligares, eo certe obtentu.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAVO</emph>, are. <foreign lang='GR'>h(lokopw=</foreign> Vet. Gloss.</p>
<p><emph>CLAVATVS [2]</emph>, Adi. Clauata dicuntur vel Vestimenta clauis intexta, vel Calceamenta clauis consixa. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAXENDIX</emph>, icis. f. Significat Concham, qua signum tegitur. Plaut. in Vidularia Apposita est claxendix, at ego signi dicam quid sit. <hi rend='italic'>Haec</hi> Priscian. 5 p. 655.</p>
<p><emph>CLAZOMENE</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klazo/menai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vrbs Ioniae Asiaticae.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLAZOMENIVS</emph>, Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Populus ex vrbe Clazomenis oriundus Plin. 2, 58.</hi></p>
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<div2 id='GeTL.05.04' n='4' type='section'>
<head>CLE</head>
<p><emph>CLEANTHES</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klea/nqhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Philosophus Stoicus, cuius</hi> lucerna <hi rend='italic'>in accuratae et subtilis diligentiae prouerbium abiit.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0959' n='959'/>
<p><emph>CLEANTHEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Pers. Sat. 5, 63 Cultor enim Iuuenum; purgatas inseris aures Fruge Cleanthea.</p>
<p><emph>CLEMA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>klh=ma</foreign>] Plinio <hi rend='italic'>inter nomenclaturas</hi> polygoni herbae <hi rend='italic'>commemoratur</hi> 27, 12.</p>
<p><emph>CLEMATIS</emph>, idis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>klhmati\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herbarum quarundam nomen.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEMATITIS</emph>, itidis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Herbae genus.</hi> Plin. 25, 8 s. 54 <hi rend='italic'>inter</hi> Aristolochiae <hi rend='italic'>genera. Add.</hi> Apul. de Herb. c. 19.</p>
<p><emph>CLEMENS</emph>, entis. Adi. <foreign lang='GR'>e)pieikh\s2, fila/nqrwpos2, prau\+s2</foreign> Vet. Gloss.] Qui non irascitur, qui colit mentem suam, nec eam vexat irascendo. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEMENTIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)necikaki/a, e)piei/keia</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Illius est, qui non irascitur, nec seuere nimis punit.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLEMENTER</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pieikw=s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Sine ira, moderate.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEOBIS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kle/wbis2</foreign>] Cic. Tusc. 1, 113 c. 47 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEOBVLVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kleo/boulos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Euagorae filius Lyndius, vnus e septem Graeciae sapientibus, cui sententia tribuitur</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*)/ariston me/tron</foreign>, optimus modus <hi rend='italic'>etiam ab</hi> Ausonio in ludo v. 16 <hi rend='italic'>sq.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLEOMBROTVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kleo/mbrotos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Adolescens Ambraciota, cui, quum</hi> nihil accidisset aduersi, e muro se in mare abiecit, lecto Platonis libro, <hi rend='italic'>de Animorum immortalitate</hi> Cic. Tusc. 1, 84. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEONAE</emph>, arum. [<foreign lang='GR'>*klewnai\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CLEONE, <hi rend='italic'>singulari numero, oppidum in via situm, quae Argo Corinthum ducit:</hi> Ouid. Met. 6, 417 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEONAEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*klewnai=os2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Sil. 3, 34 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEONICION</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kleoni/kion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba eadem cum</hi> Clinopodio, <hi rend='italic'>teste</hi> Plin. 24, 15.</p>
<p><emph>CLEOPATRA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kleopa/tra</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Aegyti regina, quae Iulium Caesarem amoribus suis irretiuerat, et Antonium perdidit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEOPATRANVS</emph>, Adi. Treb. Pollio Claud. 1 Stirps Cleopatrana.</p>
<p><emph>CLEPO [1]</emph>, psi, ptum, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Est Furari a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kle/ptw</foreign>. Plaut. Pseud. 1, 2, 6 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLEPO [2]</emph>, onis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>klw\y</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Reines. ad</hi> Petron. c. 58 Cleponem <hi rend='italic'>existimat vocari Mercurium. Sed varia est Lectio. al.</hi> Occuponem, <hi rend='italic'>quod probat Burm.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLEPTA</emph>, ae. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kle/pths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Fur.</hi> Plaut. Truc. 1, 2, 9 Dum illi agunt quod agunt, sunt caeteri cleptae, <hi rend='italic'>i. furantur.</hi></p>
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<p><emph>CLEPSYDRA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kleyu/dra</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vas vitreum, graciliter fistulatum, quod temporis mensuram in iudiciis praesertim praestaret.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLERVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>klh=ros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Est Vermiculus aluearibus noxius.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLERICVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Qui est de Clero. s. pars Cleri.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLERICALIS</emph>, e. Adi. Sidon. Epist. 6, 7. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 7, 2.</p>
<p><emph>CLERICATVS</emph>, ûs. m. <hi rend='italic'>Munus clerici.</hi> Hieron. Ep. 3 s. Epitaph. Nepotiani; <hi rend='italic'>it.</hi> Ep. 4 ad Rustic. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 101 de opt. Gen. Interpr. c. 5.</p>
<p><emph>CLEROPEPLVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Id quod corrupte liripipium vocatur. Vid. Becmann. Origg. v. Nausea.</hi></p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.05' n='5' type='section'>
<head>CLI</head>
<p><emph>CLIBANVS</emph>, i. m. <foreign lang='GR'>kli/banos2</foreign> Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>Sic describitur ab</hi> Hieronymo in Orat. Hierem. Clibanus est coquendis panibus aenei vasculi deducta rotunditas, quae sub vrentibus flammis ardet intrinsecus. <hi rend='italic'>Formam illius aliquo mode etiam describit</hi> Col. 5, 10, 4. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLIBANARIVS</emph>, i. m. <foreign lang='GR'>o(losi/dhroi</foreign> Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>Ita apud Persas vocabantur Cataphractarii, seu equites vndique armis muniti.</hi> Lampr. in Alex. Seu. 56 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIBANITIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Panis clibanitius <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Isidor. 20, 2 in testa coctus: <hi rend='italic'>est itaque is, qui</hi> clibanites <hi rend='italic'>Graecis dicitur.</hi> Testa <hi rend='italic'>idem quod</hi> Testum.</p>
<p><emph>CLIDIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/dion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Thynni iugulus est, qui praecipue in recenti hoc pisce commendatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIDVCHVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kleidou=xos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Graecis Clauigerum significat,</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>a)po\ th=s2 kleido\s2</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>a Claue.</hi> Plin. 34, 8 Fecit et quadrigas, bigasque et cliduchon eximia forma.</p>
<p><emph>CLIENS</emph>, entis. c. <foreign lang='GR'>pela/ths2, qerapeuth\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui habet patronum, quem colit: siue ab hoc ipso verbo corruptum sit nomen, s. a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/w</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>celebro.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIENTVLVS</emph>, i. m. Ne clientulorum loco numerarentur Dial. de Oratorib. c. 36.</p>
<p><emph>CLIENTA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>qerapi\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Etsi</hi> Cliens <hi rend='italic'>communis est generis, legitur tamen</hi> Clienta, <hi rend='italic'>vt obseruat</hi> Charisius 1 p. 77 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIENTVLA</emph>, ae. f. Plebeia quaedam clientula Verris Ascon. in de Praet. Vrb. p. 102.</p>
<p><emph>CLIENTELA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>pelatei/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Status aut conditio Clientis, item Clientum multitudo.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLIMA</emph>, atis. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kli/ma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ad verbum</hi> inclinatio <hi rend='italic'>est, vel</hi> declinatio, <hi rend='italic'>nempe caeli, et in eo Zodiaci praesertim, ad certas plagas terrae: ipsaeque deinde plagae, regiones, et quasi Zonae</hi> climata <hi rend='italic'>vocantur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIMACIS</emph>, idis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>klimaki\s2</foreign>] Vitruuius 10, 17 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIMACVLAE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Telorum quoddam genus apud</hi> Gell. 10, 25. <hi rend='italic'>Sed editur</hi> Clunaculae, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLIMATIAS</emph>, ae. m. <hi rend='italic'>Terrae motus species.</hi> Ammian. 17, 7 Climatiae, qui limes ruentes et obliqui, vrbes, aedificia, montesque complanent.</p>
<p><emph>CLIMAX</emph>, acis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>kli/mac</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Scalae, Gradus apud Graecos.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIMACTER</emph>, eris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>klimakth\r</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Gradus est ad verbum, et a Latinis adhibetur pro</hi> Gradu, <hi rend='italic'>et velut</hi> Epocha <hi rend='italic'>quadam aetatis humanae, in quantum tempus vnum altero periculosius esse putatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIMACTERICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>klimakthriko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Climactericus annus Censorin. c. 14. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLINAMEN [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLINO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLINE</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kli/nh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Latine</hi> Lectus, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> Lectica <hi rend='italic'>dicitur, vnde</hi> Hexaclinos, <hi rend='italic'>Torus discubitorius, qui sex capiebat, de quo loco suo. Hinc etiam</hi> Triclinium <hi rend='italic'>dicitur. Et</hi> Clinice <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Clinici.</p>
<p><emph>CLINGO</emph>, ere, <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Cingere, a Graeeo <foreign lang='GR'>klei/ein</foreign> dici, manifestum est, Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Sed pro</hi> cingere <hi rend='italic'>legendum esse</hi> cludere, <hi rend='italic'>Sealiger, ipsum vero verbum</hi> <foreign lang='GR'>klei/w</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>monuit.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLINICE</emph>, es. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>klinikh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Medicina, quae victu et pharmacis corporibus aegrotorum, quorum lectis assident medici, i.</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>*kli/nais2</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>medetur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLINICVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>kliniko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Medicus, ab inuisendis aegrotorum lectis, quasi Lecticularius.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLINO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>kli/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Verbum Graecum, quod</hi> Inclino <hi rend='italic'>significat: non est in vsu frequenti, sed tantum eius composita.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLINATVS</emph>, a, um. Cic. Arat. <hi rend='italic'>in Pegaso</hi> v. 52 Clinata est vngula. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Id. ib. v. 86. <hi rend='italic'>it.</hi> 259.</p>
<p><emph>CLINAMEN [2]</emph>, inis. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)/kklisis2</foreign>] Lucret. 2, 292 <hi rend='italic'>De inclinatione elementorum et primorum corporum,</hi> Id facit exiguum clinamen principiorum.</p>
<p><emph>CLINOPALE</emph>, es. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>klinopa/lh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Palaestra lecti.</hi> Sueton. Domit. 22 Libidinis nimiae assiduitatem concubitus, velut exercitationis genus, clinopalen vocabat.</p>
<p><emph>CLINOPODION</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Herba, apud</hi> Dioscor. 3, 90. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Plin. 24, 15.</p>
<p><emph>CLIO</emph>, ûs. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kleiw\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vna ex Musis, a gloria et celebritate rerum gestarum quas canit, nomen habet, a verbo Graeco</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/w</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>quod est laudo.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIPEVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CLVPEVS, <hi rend='italic'>scribi debebat. Verum refertur vulgo ad</hi> CLYPEVS, <hi rend='italic'>vbi et nos damus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLITELLAE</emph>, arum. [<foreign lang='GR'>sa/gma</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Sellae dossuariae, quae iumentis imponuntur, ad accipienda vehendaque commodius onera.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLITELLARIVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>sagmatofo/ros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui clitellatus fert onera, vt,</hi> Columel. 2, 22, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLITERNIA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kli/ternon</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Italiae oppidum est,</hi> ad montem Garganum Pomponio Melae 2, 4.</p>
<p><emph>CLITERNINI</emph>, Populi, in ora Aequiculanorum, Plin. 3, 12 <hi rend='italic'>de</hi> Coleis Cliterninis <hi rend='italic'>vid. s. l.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLITORIS</emph>, is. f. <foreign lang='GR'>*klito/rion, *klei/twr</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>Ptolemaeo</hi>] <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> CLITORIVM, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Vrbs Arcadiae, apud quam spelunca est, ex qua prosluit aqua, quam si quis biberit, protinus sit abstemius.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLITVMNVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kli/toumnos2</foreign>] Fluuius est in Meuania, quae pars est Vmbriae partis Tusciae: de quo fluuio, vt dicit Plinius in historia naturali, animalia, quae potauerint, albos foetus creant. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIVVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CLIVVM, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>gew/lofon</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Est fastigium et ascensus collis, vel ipse adeo collis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIVIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Difficilis, arduus; vt,</hi> Cliuia auspicia, Quae aliquid, <hi rend='italic'>inquit</hi> Festus, fieri prohibebant. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIVVLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>gewlofi/a</foreign>] Columel. 6, 37, 10 Duos parietes aduerso cliuulo inaedificatos habet. Clementi transmisso cliuulo Apul. Met. 4 p. 144.</p>
<p><emph>CLIVOSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>lofw/dhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cliuosus locus. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLIVINA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Auis, legitur a quibusdam</hi> Plin. 10, 14. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>CLIVIVS</ref>.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.06' n='6' type='section'>
<head>CLO</head>
<p><emph>CLOACA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)kdoxei=on, decamenh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locus cauus, per quem colluuies quaedam fluit.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLOACVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. Lamprid. Heliog. c. 17.</p>
<p><emph>CLOACALIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cloacale flumen, dixit Cato, pro Cloacarum omnium colluuie, Festus. Foetulentia Sidon. Epist. 3, 13.</p>
<p><emph>CLOACARE</emph>, Inquinare: vnde Cloacae, Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Non satis accurate, cum verbum potius a nomine ductum videatur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLOACARIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Pecunia purgandis cloacis attributa.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLOACINA</emph>, Dea, <hi rend='italic'>eadem, quae</hi> CLVACINA, <hi rend='italic'>huc referenda tanto magis, quod et etymon commune habet, et ad</hi> cloacas <hi rend='italic'>a Christianis scriptoribus refertur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLODICO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Veteres dixerunt pro</hi> CLAVDICARE, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLODIOS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>se dici sollemni mutatione literarum maluere quidam</hi> CLAVDII, <hi rend='italic'>v. v. Sic</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLODO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Claudo, <hi rend='italic'>sed vt simul intelligatur oculos.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLONOS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Herbae nomen apud</hi> Apul. c. 8 <hi rend='italic'>quam</hi> Sceleratam, Batrachion, <hi rend='italic'>et multis aliis nominibus appellat.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLOPPVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>xwlo\s2</foreign>, Gloss. Gr. Lat. Cloppo subsidio currat Ciceroni <hi rend='italic'>tribuit Popma</hi> Att. 12, 3 <hi rend='italic'>extr. Sed al. aliter legunt. Nec certi quid admittit corrupta breuitas.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLOSTELLVM [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. post</hi> CLOSTRVM.</p>
<p><emph>CLOSTER</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klwsth\r</foreign>] Filius Arachnes, qui fusos inuenit in lanificio, <hi rend='italic'>vt refert</hi> Plin. 7, 56. <hi rend='italic'>Nomen fictum a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>klw/qw</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>neo, vnde et Parca</hi> Clotho <hi rend='italic'>nomen habet.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLOSTRVM [2]</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei=qron</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem, quod</hi> Claustrum. Cato 13, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLOSTELLVM [2]</emph>, i. n. Per Clostellum aliquid rimari Petron. c. 140 <hi rend='italic'>per foramen, quo clauis immittitur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLOSTRARIVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kleidopoio\s2</foreign>, Vet. Gloss.</p>
<p><emph>CLOTHO</emph>, <foreign lang='GR'>*klwqw\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vna trium Parcarum, dicta</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>a)po\ tou= klw/qein</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>a nendo, quae neat et e colo ducat, atque in fusum glomeret, fata hominum.</hi> [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.07' n='7' type='section'>
<head>CLV</head>
<p><emph>CLVACINA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CLOACINA, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid. sub </hi> <ref>CLOACA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLVCIDATVM</emph>, antiquis Dulce et suaue dicebatur. Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Et ita legit Scaliger in</hi> Varron. de L. L. 6, 6 <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Claudacus.</p>
<p><emph>CLVDO [2]</emph>, si, sum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Indifferenter positum pro</hi> [...]
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Claudere.</p>
<p><emph>CLVSVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>kleisqei\s2</foreign>] Ipse (Pacchius Antiochus) clusus componebat (medicamentum) nec vlli suorum committebat Scribon. 97. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVSARIS</emph>, e. Adi. Hygin. <hi rend='italic'>Goes.</hi> p. 181 sq. Latera clusaria, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> anguli clusares, <hi rend='italic'>qui</hi> cludunt <hi rend='italic'>et finiunt agrum.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLVSARIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Ib. p. 156 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 183 <hi rend='italic'>eodem sensu.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLVSOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>Qui cludit, s. includit.</hi> Clusor statarius nemora circumuenis Sidon. Epist. 8, 6.</p>
<p><emph>CLVSILIS</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>klei/simos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod claudi potest et aperiri.</hi> Plin. 9, 37 Inest iis esca, clusiles mordacesque conchae, ceu mitulos videmus.</p>
<p><emph>CLVDO [3]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CLVDEN, inis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Gladius, quo scenici vtebantur, si quando in scena caedes simulanda esset; ita forte fabricatus, vt, dum penetrare in corpus videtur, redeat in manubrium, ex eoque elateris ope statim vi cessante resiliat.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVEO</emph>, ere, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CLVO, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>klu/omai, doke/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nominari, perhiberi, putari.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVTVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Habet Participii formam, a</hi> Cluo, <hi rend='italic'>et respondet Graeco</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kluto/s2</foreign>. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVIS</emph>, e. <hi rend='italic'>Videtur antiquum Adiectiuum fuisse, quod celebrem significaret.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVMAE</emph>, arum. f. Follicula hordei, Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Sed vid.</hi><ref>GLVMA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLVNACLVM</emph>, i. n. Culter sanguinarius, (<hi rend='italic'>Scal. coniic.</hi> saginarius) quod ad clunes dependeat, vel quia clunes hostiarum diuidat. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVNAS</emph>, a Clunibus tritis simias dictas existimant, Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> CLVRA.</p>
<p><emph>CLVNIS</emph>, is. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>pugh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Saepius in plurali</hi> CLVNES, ium. m. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> f. <hi rend='italic'>Nates, siue Natium tumor.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLVNICVLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>pu/gion</foreign>] Gell. 15, 8 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVNVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Quasi Clunatus; vt,</hi> Clunae simiae, quas a clunibus tritis sic dictas <hi rend='italic'>existimat</hi> Festus, <hi rend='italic'>vt vidimus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLVNARIVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. Petron. 59 Lanx clunaria. <hi rend='italic'>Sed nemo eam interpretatur: coniecturarum affatim.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLVNIFER</emph>, era, erum. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Dorsifera et clunifera mula: in Epitaph. mulae P. Crassi. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Ferret. Mus. Lapid. p. 344.</p>
<p><emph>CLVO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLVEO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLVPEA</emph>, Pisciculus, qui venam quandam thynni in faucibus mira cupidine appetens, ipsum thynnum morsu exanimat Plin. 9, 15 s. 17.</p>
<p><emph>CLVRA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CLVRIA, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Simia.</hi> Clura, <foreign lang='GR'>pi/qhkos2</foreign>, Vet. Gl. Cluria, [<foreign lang='GR'>kerkopi/qhkos2</foreign> Id. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVRINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Tu vero Clurinum pecus Plaut. Truc. 2, 2, 14. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Arnob. 3 p. 110.</p>
<p><emph>CLVSIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>dictus est Ianus, quod pace templi eius portae clauderentur.</hi> Ouid. Fast. 1, 130 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVSIVM</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klou/sion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Oppidum est mediterraneum in Tuscia, sub quo sepultus est Porsena. Vid.</hi> Plin. 36, 13. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLVSINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*klou/sinos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Clusinum vulgus Sil. 8, 480. Far Clusinum, candoris nitidi Columel. 2, 6, 3. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLVSTER</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>pro eo, qui Graeca litera</hi> CLYSTER <hi rend='italic'>est,</hi> aliquoties <hi rend='italic'>optimi codices</hi> Celsi <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Scribonii, <hi rend='italic'>v. g. apud hunc</hi> Comp. 109. 179. 193 <hi rend='italic'>etc. apud illum</hi> 2, 17. 3, 21. <hi rend='italic'>Vid. Io. Rhod. ad</hi> Scrib. 179.</p>
<p><emph>CLVSVIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLVSIVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLVSVS [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLVDO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLVSTVMINA</emph>, Tribus, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>TRIBVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLVSVRIAE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CLVSVRAE, arum. f. <hi rend='italic'>Appellantur ab</hi> Impp. <hi rend='italic'>Custodiae limitum, et, vt Suidas interpretatur,</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>o)xurw/mata tw=n diabase/wn</foreign>. L. 2 [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.08' n='8' type='section'>
<head>CLY</head>
<p><emph>CLYBATIS</emph>, idis. f. Herba perdicalis Apul. de Herb. 81. <hi rend='italic'>Diosc.</hi> 4, 37.</p>
<p><emph>CLYMENE</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klume/nh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Oceani et Thetyos filia, teste Hesiodo in Theogonia.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLYMENEIS</emph>, idis. Patronym. [<foreign lang='GR'>*klumenhi\s2</foreign>] Clymeneides, <hi rend='italic'>vocantur Sorores Phaethontis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYMENEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*klume/neios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Stat. Silu. 1, 2, 123 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYMENEIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*klumenh/ios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Proles Clymeneia, <hi rend='italic'>i. Phaethon</hi> Ouid. Met. 2, 19.</p>
<p><emph>CLYMENOS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klu/menos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Plutonis cognomentum est, apud</hi> Ouid. Fast. 6, 757 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYPEA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klupe/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CLVPEA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CLYPEVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CLYPEVS, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)spi\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Scutum, et in eo imago.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CLYPEOLVM</emph>, i. n. Clypeola aerea Hygin. fab. 139.</p>
<p><emph>CLYPEO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CLVPEO, are. Tanquam clypeo munire. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYPEATVS</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>a)spisth\r</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Clypeo munitus.</hi> Plaut. Curc. 3, 1, 54 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYPEIDOS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Speciem habens clypei, apud</hi> Plin. 37, 12 Figura clypeidos et rotunda. <hi rend='italic'>Harduin.</hi> Cycloides, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CLYSMVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Purgatio, lotio, lauamen, clyster.</hi> Acri clysmo aluum ducere, trahere Scrib. 155. 194. 197. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> EVDIAETON, ex Festo.</p>
<p><emph>CLYSTER</emph>, eris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>klusth\r</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Medicamentum, quod per inferiorem partem, purgandi gratia, in ventrem immittitur,</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>a)po\ tou= klu/zein</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>quod est abluere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYSTERIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Clysterio immitti per anum Scribon. 114. Per clysteria chaldam immittere Id. Comp. 118. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> CLYSMVS.</p>
<p><emph>CLYSTERIO</emph>, are. Clysteriabis ex aqua calida et oleo Veget. 1, 42.</p>
<p><emph>CLYSTERIZO</emph>, are. Phlebotomare et clysterizare Cael. Aurel. 2, 38.</p>
<p><emph>CLYTAEMNESTRA</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>*klutaimnh/stra</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Tyndari filia ex Leda, vxorque Agamemnonis, et mater Orestis: quae quum Agamemnonem ab Aegistho adultero interfici curasset, interfecta est et ipsa ab Oreste filio.</hi> Ouid. Amor. 1, 7, 9 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYTIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CLYTIE, [<foreign lang='GR'>*kluti/h</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Puella ab Apolline adamatae quondam: sed quia concubitum Apollinis cum Leucothoe, Orchamo patri Leucothoes prodidisset, paterque iratus viuam defodi natam iussisset: iratus Apollo a conuersatione Clyties in posterum se continuit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CLYTVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Vnus ex Centauris.</hi> Ouid. Met. 5, 87. Flacc. 1, 146. <hi rend='italic'>Significat celebrem, vt</hi> Clutus, <hi rend='italic'>de quo sub</hi> CLVO.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.09' n='9' type='section'>
<head>CNA <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CNE</head>
<p><emph>CNASON</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>est</hi> Acus, qua mulieres caput scalpunt, Festus. <hi rend='italic'>Ortum nomen videtur a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>kna/w, knh/qw</foreign>. Aeol. [<foreign lang='GR'>kna/qw</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>scalpo. Festus ponit Accusat. plur.</hi> Cnasonas. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc ortum quorundam monstrum</hi> Cuasones.</p>
<p><emph>CNECINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Oleum Plin. 15, 7. <hi rend='italic'>Sed Harduin.</hi> CNEDINVM, <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>knh/dh</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>vrtica. Conf.</hi> CNICVS, <hi rend='italic'>ex</hi> Plin. 21, 15.</p>
<p><emph>CNEORON</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>kne/wron</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Frutex coronarius.</hi> Hyginus Casiam interpretatur <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Plin. 21, 9 s. 29. <hi rend='italic'>Vid. mox</hi> CNESTRON.</p>
<p><emph>CNEPHOSVM</emph>, antiqui dicebant Tenebricosum. Graeci enim <foreign lang='GR'>kne/fas2</foreign> appellant obscurum. Festus.</p>
<p><emph>CNESTRON</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Herba.</hi> Plin. 13, 21 s. 35 Fruticem Thymelaeam alii pyros achnen, alii cnestron, alii cneoron, <hi rend='italic'>vocant.</hi></p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.10' n='10' type='section'>
<head>CNI <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> CNO</head>
<p><emph>CNICOS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CNICVS, <hi rend='italic'>it.</hi> CNECVS, i. [<foreign lang='GR'>kni/kos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Herba, quam</hi> Scribon. 135 <hi rend='italic'>commendat inter mollientia:</hi> Semina Cneci, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> Gneci <hi rend='italic'>inter coagula</hi> Columel. 7, 8, 1. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CNIDE</emph>, es. f. <hi rend='italic'>Vrtica, piscis.</hi> Plin. 32, 11 s. 53.</p>
<p><emph>CNIDOS [1]</emph>, i. <hi rend='italic'>Herbae nomen volunt</hi> Plin. 21, 16 s. 56. <hi rend='italic'>Sed</hi> Cnicos <hi rend='italic'>ibi meliores.</hi> It. 13, 21 <hi rend='italic'>pr. Sed ibi est</hi> Granum Gnidium. <hi rend='italic'>De</hi> Cocco Cnidio, <hi rend='italic'>vid. statim sub</hi> CNIDOS.</p>
<p><emph>CNIDOS [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> GNIDOS, <hi rend='italic'>Vrbs Cariae, vbi Venus colebatur, et promontorium.</hi> Horat. Carm. 1, 30, 1 O Venus, regina Cnidi Paphique. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Plin. 36, 5.</p>
<p><emph>CNIDIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Cnidia Venus Cic. Diu. 1, 23. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Verr. 4, 135. Cnidia Cypris Auson. Epigr. 57, 1. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CNISSA</emph>, ae. [<foreign lang='GR'>kni/ssa</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nidor.</hi> Gloss. Vet. <hi rend='italic'>Habet</hi> Arnob. 7 p. 212 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>CNOSSVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>GNOSOS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CNODAX</emph>, acis. <hi rend='italic'>Sic legendum pro</hi> Chodaces Vitruu. 10, 6 <hi rend='italic'>in descriptione machinae Ctesiphontis.</hi> [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.11' n='11' type='section'>
<head>COA</head>
<p><emph>CO</emph>, COA, Vestis, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COOS</ref>. In triclinio Coa, in cubiculo Nola Quinctil. 8, 6, 53</p>
<p><emph>COACCEDO</emph>, ssi, ssum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunepiti/qemai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul accedere, addi.</hi> Plaut. Curc. 2, 3, 65 Quia de illo emi virginem triginta minis, vestem, aurum: <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> decem pro iis coaccedunt minae, <hi rend='italic'>i. simul dedi.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COACERBO</emph>, are. Lactantio 5, 1, 7 <hi rend='italic'>tribuit e MSS. Thomasius, et vult idem esse, quod exacerbo.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACERVO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>swreu/w, susswreu/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cumulare, congerere, addere.</hi> Cic. de Lege Agr. 2, 66 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACERVATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>swreuqeis2</foreign>] Cic. in Partit. 40 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACERVATIM</emph>, Adu. Apul. Florid. 2 p. 347 Non sigillatim ac discretim, sed cunctim et coaceruatim offerre. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> Cael. Aurel. Tard. 4, 3.</p>
<p><emph>COACERVATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sw/reusis2</foreign>] Cic. in Partit. 122 c. 35 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACESCO</emph>, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>o)cu/nomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Acidum fieri.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTILIS [1]</emph>, COACTILIARIVS, COACTO, COACTVRA, COACTOR, COACTVS, <hi rend='italic'>etc. Vid.</hi><ref>COGO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COADDO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumprosti/qhmi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul addere.</hi> Cato R. R. 40, 2 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COADIICIO </emph>, eci, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Simul adiicere seu addere.</hi> Columel. 12, 21, 2 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COADIVTO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>In barbaris numeratur a Voss.</hi> de Vit. L. L. 4, 4 p. 692.</p>
<p><emph>COADIVTOR</emph>, oris. m. Quoniam nobis semper affuistis in fide veraces, in armis strenui coadiutores Inscr. Grut. <hi rend='italic'>vid. Borrich.</hi> p. 62.</p>
<p><emph>COADOLESCO</emph>, ere. Tertull. de Anima 16 <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> 19.</p>
<p><emph>COADORO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Pass.</hi> Ambros. de Spir. S. 3, 12. Christus solus est coadorandus. Iustinian. l. 6 §. 2 C. de summa Trinit.</p>
<p><emph>COADVNO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>suneno/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>In vnum cogere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COADVNATIM</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Orosium <hi rend='italic'>esse dicitur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COAEDIFICO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunoikodome/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Arcte aedificare.</hi> Cic. Att. 13, 33 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAEDIFICATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Loci coaedificati Cic. Partit. 36 c. 10.</p>
<p><emph>COAEGRESCO</emph>, ere. Corpus animae afflictae coaegrescit Tertull. de Anima c. 5 <hi rend='italic'>al.</hi> cohaerescit. <hi rend='italic'>vid. not. Iun.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COAEQVVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumpa/risos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>pro Aequus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAEQVO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumpariso/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Aequare.</hi> Coaequare aream Cato R. R. 91. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAEQVATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Coaequati dignitate, pecunia,
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virtute anteire alius alium properabit. Pseudo-Sallust. de Rep. Ord. 2, 16, 2.</p>
<p><emph>COAEQVALIS</emph>, e. [<foreign lang='GR'>pa/risos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Aequalis.</hi> Columel. 8, 14, 8 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAEQVALITAS</emph>, atis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Honoris coaequalitas Modest. ICt. D. lib. 27 t. 1 leg. 8 <hi rend='italic'>pr.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COAESTIMO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Simul aestimare.</hi> Cels. l. 67 §. 1 D. de furt. Furti actione hoc coaestimabitur.</p>
<p><emph>COAETANEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>h(/lic, o(mh/lic, h(likiw/ths2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Elusdem aetatis.</hi> Pseudo-Porcius Latro in declamatione in Catilinam c. 2 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAETANEO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Eiusdem esse aetatis.</hi> Tertull. de Resurr. Carn. 45 Coaetaneant natu.</p>
<p><emph>COAETERNVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Tertull. adu. Hermog. 11 Non aeternum alii coaeterno inferius deputetur. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAEVVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>o(mh=lic</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Eiusdem aeui. Laudatur</hi> Cic. in Vatin. 31 c. 13 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGGERO</emph>, are. Columel. 8, 6, 1 <hi rend='italic'>de ouis diu seruandis,</hi> Deinde eluunt, atque ita paleis aut furfuribus obruunt. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGGERATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Lapides coaggerati Seru. ad Virg. Aen. 5, 273.</p>
<p><emph>COAGITO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunelau/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul agitare.</hi> Apic. 2, 1 Tessellas coagitabis. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Id. 4, 3. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGITATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Marcell. Emp. cap. 8.</p>
<p><emph>COAGITATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunelasi/a</foreign>] Cic. de Nat. Deor. 2, 138 c. 55 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGMENTO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunarmo/zw, suna/ptw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Coniungere.</hi> Vitr. 8, 7 p. 170 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGMENTATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunafqei\s2</foreign>] Quinctil. 8, 6, 63 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGMENTVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunafh\</foreign>] Coniunctio. Non. 1, 202 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGMENTATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>suna/feia</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Vitruu. 2, 9 p. 34 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGMENTARIVS</emph>, i. m. Gloss. Gr. Lat. [<foreign lang='GR'>a(rmolo/gos2</foreign>, Coagmentarius. <hi rend='italic'>Videtur esse artifex, qui coagmentat, compingit.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COAGVLVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>phtu/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ea pars viscerum, qua ad densandum lac vtimur.</hi> Plin. 8, 32 s. 50 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COAGVLO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>ph/ssw, phgnu/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Constringere, densare: cuius Passiuum est</hi> Coagulor. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAGVLATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Plin. 16, 11 Pix coagulata. <hi rend='italic'>Et</hi> Tertull. de Carne Christ. 4 Homo in vtero coagulatus.</p>
<p><emph>COAGVLATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ph=cis2</foreign>] Plin. 28, 10 Nam id quoque venenum est in prima lactis coagulatione. Idem 23, 118 Contra meconium, lactis coagulationem, <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COALEO</emph>, COALESCO, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumfu/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cohaerere, concrescere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COALESCENS</emph>, tis. Partic. Liu. 1, 2 Populi in dies magis coalescentes. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COALITVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunauchqei\s2</foreign>] Gell. 12, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COALITVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. Arnob. 4 p. 150 Quod penitus oportebat ex humani generis coalitu tolli, <hi rend='italic'>ne coalescat, i. increbrescat, confirmetur inter homines.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COALLVO</emph>, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Si est Verbum, significat per alluuionem aliquid augere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAMICVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>o(mo/filos2</foreign>] Cic. de Amicit. 99 c. 26 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COANGVSTO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>susteno/w</foreign>] Varro de R. R. 3, 16, 15 <hi rend='italic'>de alveis apum,</hi> Sed ita vti quum parum sit qua compleant, eas coangustent: ne in vasto loco et inani despondeant animum. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COANGVSTATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Vndique angustus.</hi> Fest. Conauditum, Coauditum sicut coangustatum dicitur. <hi rend='italic'>Quid. leg.</hi> Conagulatum.</p>
<p><emph>COAPTO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Apte coniungere, parare, accommodare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAPTATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Apta coniunctio.</hi></p>
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<p><emph>COAPTVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Superl.</hi> Mart. Capella 2 p. 35 Nisi haec, quibus plenum pectus geris, coaptissima egestione vomueris. <hi rend='italic'>al.</hi> Coactissima.</p>
<p><emph>COARCTO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COARTO, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>stenoxwre/w, sustenoxwre/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Adstringere, coniungere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COARCTATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cic. Att. 2, 10 Cneius noster quid consilii ceperit, capiatue nescio: adhuc in oppidis coarctatus.</p>
<p><emph>COARCTE</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Compar. Laudatur</hi> Gell. 9, 2 Si interpretari coarctius velis. <hi rend='italic'>Vulgo legitur</hi> Coactius.</p>
<p><emph>COARCTATIO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COARTATIO, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>stenoxw/rhsis2</foreign>] Liu. 27, 46 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAREO</emph>, ere, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COARESCO, ere. Vitruu. 7, 11 Ab ignis vehementia conferuescendo cum coaruerint.</p>
<p><emph>COARGVO</emph>, ui, utum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>katele/gxw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Redarguere, reprehendere, peccatum alicuius ostendere et prodere.</hi> Cic. de Inuent. 2, 137 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COARMIO</emph>, onis. m. Delicatus coarmio merenti fecit Inscript. <hi rend='italic'>ap. Reines. Ep. 44 ad Daum. p. 125. i. qui iisdem armis vtitur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COARO</emph>, are. Qui coarat vulpi, sulcos variare necesse est Sarisb. Ep. 192.</p>
<p><emph>COARTICVLO</emph>, are. Arnob. aduers. Gent. 1 p. 31 Permittant vni ex populo, in officium sermonis dandi, ora coarticulare mutorum. <hi rend='italic'>i. facere, vt muti loquantur articulate.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COASPERNOR</emph>, ari. Dep. <hi rend='italic'>Legebant quidam</hi> Tacit. Hist. 1, 5. 4 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COASSO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sanido/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Contabulare significat,</hi> Assis <hi rend='italic'>enim tabula est.</hi> Vitruu. 7, 1 Cum coassatum fuerit. <hi rend='italic'>Legitur et</hi> Coaxo.</p>
<p><emph>COASSATIO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COAXATIO, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sani/dwsis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Contabulatio.</hi> Plin. 36, 25 Necessarium binas per diuersum coassationes substerni. Coassatio transuersa sternatur Vitr. 7, 1.</p>
<p><emph>COASSOLET</emph>, Impers. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod</hi> Assolet. <hi rend='italic'>Sic legebat Acidal.</hi> Plaut. Epid. 1, 1, 5 Quod coassolet. <hi rend='italic'>scil. Fieri. At alii aliter legunt: Gronou.</hi> eo assolet.</p>
<p><emph>COAVDITVS</emph>, Fest. Conauditum, Coauditum, sicut conangustatum dicitur.</p>
<p><emph>COAVGEO</emph>, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>COAVCTIO</emph>, onis. f. Cic. Verr. 3, 189 c. 81 Ex coauctione annonae atque aestimationis.</p>
<p><emph>COAVGMENTO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Inde</hi></p>
<p><emph>COAVGMENTATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Prouocatur ad</hi> Cic. de Nat. Deor. 2, 119 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAVGMENTATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Constructio coaugmentata <hi rend='italic'>legitur</hi> Mart. Capell. 5 p. 167. <hi rend='italic'>Alii autem legunt</hi> Coagmentata.</p>
<p><emph>COAXO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod</hi> Coassare. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COAXATIO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>est</hi> COASSATIO.</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.12' n='12' type='section'>
<head>COB</head>
<p><emph>COBIO</emph>, onis. m. <hi rend='italic'>Piscis.</hi> Plin. 32, 11 s. 53 Chalcis, Cobio, Callarias, asellorum generis.</p>
<p><emph>COBION</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Tithymali species est apud</hi> Plin. 26, 8 s. 45 Septimum (Tithymali genus) dendroides cognominant, alii Cobion, alii Eptophyllon <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<pb id='s0975' n='975'/>
<p><emph>COCALVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*ko/kalos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Siciliae rex, ad quem Daedalus ex Creta aufugit: insequente Minoe Cretensium rege, quem tandem a Cocali filiabus interfectum esse refert post alios Silius, cuius locum damus in</hi> COCALIDES. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCALIDES</emph>, um. f. pl. <hi rend='italic'>Filiae Cocali</hi> Sil. 14, 42 Postquam perpetuas iudex concessit ad vmbras, Cocalidum insidiis, <hi rend='italic'>etc. Vid.</hi> ibi Interpr.</p>
<p><emph>COCANICVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Siciliae lacus: ex quo</hi> salem Cocanicum <hi rend='italic'>nominant.</hi> Plin. 31, 7 Adulteratur Siculo, quem Cocanicum appellavimus, nec non et Cyprio maxime simili.</p>
<p><emph>COCCETVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COCETVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COCCEVS [1]</emph>, COCCINATVS, COCCINVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COCCVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COCCVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>forte etiam</hi> COCCVS, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/kkos2 bafikh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nobile illud granum, quo essicitur ille laudatus color</hi> coccineus, <hi rend='italic'>acutissime rubens s. puniceus, ex purpura etiam exsplendescens, sed exsplendescens s. radians tantum e violaceo.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCCEVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Cocco tinctus.</hi> Lamprid. Alex. 42 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCCINEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/kkinos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Coccinei acini Plin. 21, 31. Lacernae coccineae <hi rend='italic'>est</hi> lemma Martial. 14, 131. Si Veneto Prasinoue faues, qui coccina sumis.</p>
<p><emph>COCCINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/kkinos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Coccinas Martial. 4, 28 <hi rend='italic'>absolute posuit, pro vestibus eius coloris.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCCINATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kokkinwto\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Coccina veste indutus.</hi> Martial. 5, 36 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCCOGNIDIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>coniunctim quidam scribunt, pro</hi> Coccum Gnidium <hi rend='italic'>v. v.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COCCYX</emph>, y gis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/kkuc</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Auis est, de qua</hi> Plin. 10, 9 s. 11 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCETVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CVCETVM, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>kukew\n</foreign>] Cocetum genus edulii ex melle et papauere factum, Festus. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCHLACAE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COCLACAE, dicuntur Lapides ex flumine rotundi ad cochlearum similitudinem. Festus.</p>
<p><emph>COCHLEA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COCLEA, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>koxli/as2, ko/xlos2, fere/oikos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie videtur esse Testa limacis: licet plerumque pro Ipso limace, qui testam habet, accipiatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0976' n='976'/>
<p><emph>COCHLEARIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>koxlotrofei=on</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locus, quo aluntur cochleae.</hi> Varro de R. R. 3, 14, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCHLEARE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COCHLEAR, is. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>koxlia/rion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Instrumentum quod</hi> Martial. 14, 121 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCHLEARIS</emph>, e. Adi. Plin. 21, 27 s. 99 Tusa hydropicis datur in aqua cochlearimensura. <hi rend='italic'>N isi forte scriptum sit</hi> Cochleari, <hi rend='italic'>pro</hi> Cochlearii.</p>
<p><emph>COCLEATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Pompon. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Nonium 2, 284 Vbi insilui in cochleatum eculeum, ibi tolutim tortor: <hi rend='italic'>Videtur</hi> Equuleum, <hi rend='italic'>in quo torquentur, lasciuia comica designare.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COCHLEATIM</emph>, Adu. Sidon. Epist. 4, 15 Agger cochleatim fractus, <hi rend='italic'>via circa praeruptos montes per anfractus spirales munita.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COCHLIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COCLIS, idis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Significat, quae cochleae aliquam similitudinem habent.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCLETA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COCHLETA, <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Sueton. Iul. Caes. 39 <hi rend='italic'>legit ex</hi> MSS. <hi rend='italic'>quibusdam Boxhornius, et huc accommodat locum</hi> Festi, Cocleta ager, in quo frutices existunt in modum cochlearum. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCIO</emph>, onis. m. <hi rend='italic'>quis esset, disputatur ad illud</hi> Plauti Asin. 1, 3, 51 [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COCIONOR</emph>, ari. <hi rend='italic'>Cunctari in emendo.</hi> Quinctil. Decl. 12, 21 p. 263 Vendidit quantum voluit, quanti voluit -- fortasse diu cocionatus est. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Salmas. de Vsur. p. 345 sq.</p>
<p><emph>COCIONATVRA</emph>, ae. f. Gloss. Gr. Lat. <foreign lang='GR'>meta/prasis2</foreign> Cocionatura.</p>
<p><emph>COCIATOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem ac</hi> Cocio. Gloss. Vet. [<foreign lang='GR'>metabo/los2</foreign>, Dardanarius, cociator, arilator, cocio. <hi rend='italic'>Al.</hi> Gl. Cociatria <hi rend='italic'>(Scal.</hi> Cociatrina <hi rend='italic'>malit)</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>metablhtikh/</foreign>.</p>
<p><emph>COCISTRO [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. sub </hi> <ref>COQVO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COCLES</emph>, itis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>monofqalmo\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ab antiquis dicebatur, qui vnum tantum oculum habebat.</hi> Plaut. Curc. 3, 22 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCOLOBIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COCOLVBIS, is. f. <hi rend='italic'>Hispanis vuae genus est, quam Dyrrhachini</hi> Basilicam minorem <hi rend='italic'>vocant.</hi> Plin. 14, 2. Columel. 3, 2, 19.</p>
<p>COCTA, COCTIBILIS, COCTILIS, COCTIVVS, COQVVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> COQVO.</p>
<p><emph>COCTILIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. sub </hi> <ref>COQVO</ref>, <hi rend='italic'>it.</hi> <ref>COACTILIA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COCTANA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COTONA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COCTVRA [1]</emph>, COCTVS, COCVLVM, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> COCVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COQVO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COCYTVS</emph>, i. m. Fluuius inferorum, dictus [<foreign lang='GR'>a)po\ tou= kwku/ein</foreign>, id est lugere. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COCYTIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Claud. in Ruf. 2, 471 Dextra Cocytia findit Aequora.</p>
<p><emph>COCYTIA</emph>, orum. n. pl. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kwku/tia</foreign>] Sacra erant, quae fiebant in honorem Proserpinae, quam Pluto rapuit. [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.13' n='13' type='section'>
<head>COD</head>
<p><emph>CODA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>ou)ra\</foreign>] Codam veteres dicebant pro Cauda. Varro. <hi rend='italic'>Sed</hi> vt canis sine coda. <hi rend='italic'>Haec</hi> Nonius 2, 135. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CODETA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Auctore</hi> Festo, Ager trans Tyberim, quod in hoc virgulta nascerentur equinis caudis similia. [...]</p>
<p><emph>CODEX</emph>, icis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/rmos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem qui Caudex, truncus arboris.</hi> Columel. 4, 8, 2 <hi rend='italic'>de abldqueatione,</hi> Recedere ab ipso Codice instar vnius digiti spatio conueniet, atque ita radiculas praecidere. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0978' n='978'/>
<p><emph>CODICILLVS</emph>, i. m. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>bibla/rion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Paruum codicem significat.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>CODICILLARIS</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>bibla/rikos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Potestas codicillaris Lampridio Alex. Seuer. 49 [...]</p>
<p><emph>CODIAMINON</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Legebatur</hi> Plin. 21, 11 s. 38 Herba est bis quotannis florens, vere et autumno, aestates hiemesque fugiens. <hi rend='italic'>Sed Harduin.</hi> Cyclaminum.</p>
<p><emph>CODICARIAE</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/rmeios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Naues dictae sunt, quae et</hi> [...]
<pb id='s0979' n='979'/>
Caudicariae, <hi rend='italic'>quod e</hi> Codicibus <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> Caudicibus, <hi rend='italic'>factae essent.</hi></p>
<p><emph>CODICARII</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAVDICARII</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CODICVLA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Pro</hi> Caudicula, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> Caudula Apic. 7, 1.</p>
<p><emph>CODRVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*ko/dros2</foreign>] Atheniensium dux fuit, qui orto bello inter Laconas et Athenienses, quum respondisset oraculum, illos posse vincere, quorum dux periisset: habitu humili profectus est ad hostium vicina tentoria, et illic iurgio eos in suam caedem instigauit, et a nullo cognitus fecit locum oraculo. [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.14' n='14' type='section'>
<head>COE</head>
<p><emph>COELESYRIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*koi/lh *suri/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>i. Syria caua, inter Libanum et Antilibanum velut excauata.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COELEBS</emph>, COELIBATVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAELEBS</ref> <hi rend='italic'>supra.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COELEMENTATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Monstrosum verbum Valentinianorum vt videtur,</hi> Tertull. adu. Valent. 23 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COELESTVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAELESTVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COELIACVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>koiliako\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quasi tu</hi> ventralem <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> ventricularem <hi rend='italic'>dicas, intell.</hi> morbum. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COELIVS</emph>, Mons dictus est, <hi rend='italic'>auctore</hi> Festo, a Coele quodam ex Hetruria, eo quod in eo domicilium habuit. <hi rend='italic'>Alii aliter. Vid.</hi> CAELIVS. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COELVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAELVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COEMENDATVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vna vel mutuo emendatus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEMENTVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAEMENTVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COEMETERIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>koimhth/rion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie Cubiculum dormitorium: apud Christianos locus, vbi mortuorum corpora conduntur, ad indicandam spem resurrectionis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEMO</emph>, emi, emtum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunwne/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Emere plura significat, vel Simul emere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEMTVS</emph>, a, um. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Hor. Serm. 2, 3, 245 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEMTIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunw/nhsis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>De matrimonii Romani genere in primis dicitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0980' n='980'/>
<p><emph>COEMTIONALIS</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumpeprame/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod cum aliis emendum offertur, quia per se ob vilitatem pretium non inuenit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEMTOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Testium coemtor Apul. Apol. p. 321. Iuuen. Sat. 14, 293 Frumenti dominus clamat, piperisque coemtor. <hi rend='italic'>Alii legunt</hi> Coemti.</p>
<p><emph>COENA</emph>, ae. f. <foreign lang='GR'>dei=pnon, do/rpos2</foreign>] Et <hi rend='italic'>in plurali</hi> Coenae, arum, <hi rend='italic'>Cibus a pluribus vna sumtus, cibus communis,</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>koinh\</foreign> <hi rend='italic'>quod Plutarcho placuit Sympos.</hi> 8, 6. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0982' n='982'/>
<p><emph>COENVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>deipni/dion</foreign>] Cic. Tusc. 5, 91 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENO</emph>, aui, et atus sum, atum, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>deipne/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cibum communem aut vespertinum sumere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENANS</emph>, antis. Partic. <foreign lang='GR'>deipnw=n</foreign>] Cic. Att. 15, 27 Aduentabat autem [<foreign lang='GR'>boulu/sei</foreign> coenantibus nobis. Idem Fam. 16, 21. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Att. 9, 8. Vna coenantes Hor. Serm. 2, 8, 18.</p>
<p><emph>COENATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Depon. [<foreign lang='GR'>dedeipnhkw\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui coenauit, coenam sumsit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENATVRIO</emph>, ire. <hi rend='italic'>Cupere coenare.</hi> Martial. 11, 78 Coenaturit Vacerra, non cacaturit.</p>
<p><emph>COENITO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Frequenter coenare.</hi> Cic. Fam. 9, 7 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENACVLVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nw/gewn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locus ad coenandum in superiori domus parte.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0983' n='983'/>
<p><emph>COENATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>deipnoth/rion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locus ad coenandum, sed non in alto, vt</hi> Coenaculum. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENATIVNCVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. [<foreign lang='GR'>deipnothri/dion</foreign>] Plin. Epist. 4, 30 Fons oritur in monte, per saxa decurrit, excipitur coenatiuncula manufacta: ibi paullum retentus in Larium lacum decidit.</p>
<p><emph>COENACVLARIVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nwgew/nios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui coenaculum conduxit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENACVLARIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nwgewni/a</foreign>] Coenaculariam facere <hi rend='italic'>siue</hi> exercere <hi rend='italic'>dicebatur, qui domus totas conductas per singula coenacula inquilinis locabat, vt inde quaestum faceret pluris in summam locando.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENATOR</emph>, oris. m. Gloss. Gr. Lat. [<foreign lang='GR'>deipnhth\s2</foreign>, Coenator.</p>
<p><emph>COENATORIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Fames coenatoria Sidon. Epist. 2, 9 Vestis coenatoria Capitol. Maxim. 4. <hi rend='italic'>Etiam</hi></p>
<p><emph>COENATORIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Pro</hi> Veste coenatoria, <hi rend='italic'>in qua discumbere in conuiuiis solebant, quae et alio nomine</hi> Triclinaris toga <hi rend='italic'>dicebatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENATICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>dei/pneios2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ad coenam pertinens.</hi> Plaut. Capt. 3, 1, 36 Nunc ibo ad portum hinc, est illic mihi vna spes coenatica.</p>
<p><emph>COENOBIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>koino/bion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locus vbi communi studio ac sumtu et cibo etc. vita ducitur. Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>COENOBITA</emph>, ae. c. <hi rend='italic'>Qui in coenobio viuit.</hi> Hieron. Epist. 22 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENVRIO</emph>, s. COENATVRIO, onis. m. Parasitus, <hi rend='italic'>tribuunt, Gebhardus atque Pareus</hi> Caelio <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Quinctil. 4, 2, 124 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>bo/rboros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Lutum dicitur.</hi> Plin. 14, 22 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENOSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>borborw/dhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Plenus coeno.</hi> Pecus P. Chrysolog. sermon. 1. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COENOSITAS</emph>, atis. f. Fulgentius in Virgilian. continentia p. 156 ed. Munk. In temporales gurgitis coenositates morumque faeculentias transit.</p>
<p><emph>COENVLENTVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Coeno conspersus.</hi> Tertull. de Pallio 4 Pedes coenulenti.</p>
<pb id='s0984' n='984'/>
<p><emph>COEO</emph>, ini <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> ii, itum, ire. [<foreign lang='GR'>su/neimi, sunh/kw, suggi/nomai, sune/rxomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul ire, conuenire: Latissime patet, corporumque et animerum coniunctionem notat.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0985' n='985'/>
<p><emph>COIENS</emph>, untis. Part. [<foreign lang='GR'>sustenw/menos2</foreign>] Sil. 1, 52 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COITVRVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. Ouid. Her. 4, 129 Nec quia privigno videar coitura nouerca.</p>
<p><emph>COITVS [1]</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Honestae rei societas coita Vlpian. l. 57. ff. pro Socio. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> ibid. l. 32. et 33.</p>
<p><emph>COIBILIS [1]</emph>, e. <hi rend='italic'>Si verbum est, significat, quod facile coit et apte iungi potest.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COIBILITER</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COHIBILITER</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COITIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>su/stasis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Actus coeundi.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COITVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunousi/a, suna/feia, mi/cis2, o)xei/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vsitatissime de Venere dicitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COITVRVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunousia/swn</foreign>] Ouid. Epist. 4, 129 Nec quia priuigno videar coitura nouerca.</p>
<p><emph>COEPIO</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>a)/rxomai, e)piba/llomai, e)ni/stamai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Verbum, quo veteres vtebantur pro Incipio.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0986' n='986'/>
<p><emph>COEPTVRVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)rco/menos2</foreign>] Part. fut. Quinctil. 10, 1, 46 Rite coepturi ab Homero videmur.</p>
<p><emph>COEPTVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>katarxqei\s2</foreign>] Virg. Aen. 2, 162 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEPTVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>katarxh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem. Laudatur, falso puto,</hi> Gell. 2 vlt. Nos vero, vt coeptus noster est. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEPTO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)/rxomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Incipere.</hi> Ter. Eun. 5, 7, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEPTANS</emph>, Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)rxo/menos2</foreign>] Sil. 15, 696 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEPTATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Tacit. Hist. 4, 44, 2 Patres libertatem coeptatam omisere.</p>
<p><emph>COEPISCOPVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Quasi tu Collegam episcopatus dicas.</hi> Sidon. Epist. 4, 25 Consilio cum coepiscopis communicato. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> Hieron. ad Lucif. cap. 9. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> l. 7 §. 7 C. de summa Trin.</p>
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<p><emph>COEPVLONVS</emph>, i. m. Plaut. Pers. 1, 3, 20 O mi Iupiter terrestris, te coepulonus compellat tuus. <hi rend='italic'>Alludit ad collegium</hi> Epulonum Iouis, <hi rend='italic'>de quo s. l.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COEQVITO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunippeu/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul equitare.</hi> Liu. 37, 18 Coequitauerant autem sex millia equitum. <hi rend='italic'>Sed Gronou.</hi> Cum equitatu: erant autem sex millia equitum.</p>
<p><emph>COERCEO</emph>, ui, itum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>ei)/rgw, sunei/rgw, a)naxati/zw, perisfi/ggw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ex</hi> Con <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Arceo <hi rend='italic'>compositum; vndique</hi> arcere, <hi rend='italic'>i. arctare et. continere, atque adeo obstare et impedire.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0988' n='988'/>
<p><emph>COERCENS</emph>, entis. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Animus vitae claustra coercens Lucret. 3, 396. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COERCITVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>suneirgme/nos2</foreign>] Plin. 12, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COERCITIO</emph>, s. <hi rend='italic'>vt scriptum nonnunquam inuenitur</hi> COERCTIO, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COERTIO, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>su/neircis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Imperium et auctoritas coercendi, puniendique adeo.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COERCITOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>Custos, qui obseruat.</hi> Eutrop. 7, 13 Diligens coercitor disciplinae militaris.</p>
<p><emph>COERO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Verbum vetus, pro</hi> Curare. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COERATOR</emph>, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>modo dedimus ex</hi> Cic. de Legib. 3, 10.</p>
<p><emph>COERRO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)poplana/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Pro vna oberrare.</hi> Paul. in l. 3 §. 3</p>
<p><emph>COERVLEVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAERVLEVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COETVS</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>xoro\s2, o(/milos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Conuentus et congregatio quasi</hi> Coitus <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Coeo. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COEVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*koi=os2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nomen Gigantis, quem pariter et lapetum et Typhoeum quinta luna natos esse dicit</hi> Virgilius, <hi rend='italic'>quo tempore vetat sumere vllius operis initium</hi> Georg. 1, 278 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0989' n='989'/>
<p><emph>COEXEMPLVM</emph>, i. n. Coexemplo suo aliquem ad mortem animare Sarisb. 8, 19.</p>
<p><emph>COEXERCITATVS</emph>, a, um. [<foreign lang='GR'>suggegumnasme/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vna exercitatus.</hi> Quinctil. 2, 17, 41 Artem constare ex praeceptionibus (<hi rend='italic'>mel.</hi> perceptionibus) consentientibus et coexercitatis ad sinem vtilem vitae.</p>
<p><emph>COEXSVLTO</emph>, are. Paullin. Epist. 18.</p>
<p><emph>COEXVL</emph>, ulis. <hi rend='italic'>Socius exilii.</hi> Ego et coexules experimur Sarisb. Ep. 205.</p>
<p><emph>COEXVLO</emph>, are. Coexulare fidelibus Sarisb. Ep. 174.</p>
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<div2 id='GeTL.05.15' n='15' type='section'>
<head>COG</head>
<p><emph>COGGYGRIA</emph>, ae. f. Arbor est Adrachnae non absimilis, fructum, lanugine, quam Pappum vocant, amittens: quod nulli alii arbori euenit Plin. 13, 22. <hi rend='italic'>Harduinus legit</hi> Coccygia.</p>
<p><emph>COGITO</emph>, are. <foreign lang='GR'>e)nnoe/w, dianoou=mai, e)nqumou=mai, e)pinoe/w</foreign>, Cogitat, [<foreign lang='GR'>ske/ptetai, logi/zetai, e)nqumei=tai, merimna=|, bouleu/etai</foreign> Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>Est mente vna agitare.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0990' n='990'/>
<p><emph>COGITANS</emph>, antis. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)nnow=n</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cogitanti non assistit Praeceptor Quinctil. 1, 2, 12. Nihil vidi tam [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nhqopoi/hton</foreign>, tam nescio quid cogitans Cic. Att. 10, 10 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COGITATVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)nnenohme/nos2</foreign>] Suet. Tiber. c. 19. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGITATVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>dianenohme/non</foreign>] Quo neque acutius vllius imperatoris cogitatum legimus Nep. 14, 6, 8. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGITATVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. Sen. Epist. 11 O felicem illum, qui non adspectus tantum, sed etiam cogitatus emendat. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGITATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)/nnoia, e)nqu/mhsis2, e)pilogismo\s2</foreign>] Festus, Cogitatio dicta velut Coagitatio; i. longa eiusdem rei agitatio in eadem mora consilii explicandi. [...]</p>
<pb id='s0991' n='991'/>
<p><emph>COGITATIVNCVLA</emph>, ae. f. Parua cogitatio. Cathol.</p>
<p><emph>COGITABILIS</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)nnohto\s2</foreign>] Sen. Epist. 58 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGITABVNDVS</emph>, a, um. Gell. 2, 1 Stare solitus Socrates dicitur ore atque oculis eundem in locum directis cogitabundus, tanquam quodam secessu mentis atque animi facto a corpore.</p>
<p><emph>COGITAMEN</emph>, inis. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Cogitatio.</hi> Tertull. de Trin. 6 Necessaria haec membra hominibus fuerunt, non Deo, quia inefficax hominis consilium fuisset, nisi cogitamen corpus implesset.</p>
<p><emph>COGITAMENTVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Gloss. Lat. Gr. Cogitamentum, [<foreign lang='GR'>e)nqu/mhma</foreign>. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> etiam Vulg. Interpr. 4 Esdr. 7, 22.</p>
<p><emph>COGITATE</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)nnenohme/nws2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Post cogitationem, cum cogitatione, Praemeditate.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGITATO</emph>, Adu. [<foreign lang='GR'>dianenohme/nws2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Cic. Off. 1, 27 c. 8 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGITATORIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Quasi dicas Instrumentum aut Receptaculum cogitationum.</hi> Tertull. de Resurr. 15 Animae cogitatorium. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> etiam de Spectac. 2. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> de Anima 14.</p>
<p><emph>COGITATIM</emph>, Pro Cogitate, Festus.</p>
<p><emph>COGNATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>suggenh\s2, suggeniko\s2, sumfuh\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quasi Vna natus, ex eadem stirpe natus, eodem modo vel exemplari natus aut factus.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COGNATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sugge/neia</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Conditio et ius cognatorum.</hi> Cic. Verr. 5, 176 c. 68 [...]</p>
<p>COGNITIO, COGNITOR, COGNOBILIS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> COGNOSCO.</p>
<p><emph>COGNOMEN</emph>, inis. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pi/klhsis2, e)pwnumi/a, ferw/numon</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Nomen alteri nomini gentis aut familiae adiunctum, quod fere ab euentu aliquo imponitur alicui, ab eoque ad posteros transmittitur.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COGNOMINIS</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>o(mw/numos2</foreign>] Festus: Cognomines, Qui eiusdem sunt nominis. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGNOMENTVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pw/numon</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Plaut. Mil. 4, 2, 47 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGNOMINO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)ponoma/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Cognomine notare.</hi> Plin. 21, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGNOMINATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)ponomasto\s2</foreign>] Cic. Partit. 53 c. 15 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGNOMINATIO</emph>, onis. f. Afran. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Nonium 2, 144 Genus cognominationis.</p>
<p><emph>COGNOSCO</emph>, oui, itum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>ginw/skw, gnwri/zw, diaginw/skw, e)piginw/skw</foreign>] Cognoscere <hi rend='italic'>dicimur proprie adhuc ignota, vt agnoscere, quae olim cognita recognoscimus.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0994' n='994'/>
<p><emph>COGNOSCENS</emph>, tis. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Separatim poni meretur, vel ob locum</hi> A. ad Her. 4, 25 c. 18 Qui priuatus intolerabili superbia fuerit, eum commodum et sui cognoscentem videre in potestate quis speret?</p>
<p><emph>COGNOSCENTER</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Tertull. adu. Marc. 4, 22 Manifesta te mihi, vt cognoscenter te videam.</p>
<p><emph>COGNOSCENTIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Apud</hi> Mar. Victorin. adu. Arium. 1,..</p>
<p><emph>COGNITVM</emph>, COGNITV, Supin. Festus, Cognitu facilia eadem ratione dicitur, qua Dictu facilia, et Perspectu, et Factu facilia. Val. Max. 5, 7, 1 Cognitu iucundius.</p>
<p><emph>COGNITVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)gnwsme/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Plin. 12, 4 [...]</p>
<pb id='s0995' n='995'/>
<p><emph>COGNITIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>gnw=sis2, gnw/risis2, e)pi/gnwsis2</foreign>] Cic. Acad. 1, 15 c. 4 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGNITOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>gnw/sths2, gnwsth\r, diaithth\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui cognoscit: sed vix aliter, quam in iudicio, idque ipsum diuersa ratione.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s0996' n='996'/>
<p><emph>COGNITVRA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Procuratio, siue Munus, quo quis fungitur, quum in foro est cognitor.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGNITIONALIS</emph>, is. m. <hi rend='italic'>Officii genus, vt Rationalis.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGNITIONALITER</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Cum causae cognitione. Vid.</hi> l. 3 C. de quaest. <hi rend='italic'>it.</hi> l. 12 C. de reuocat. donat.</p>
<p><emph>COGNOSCIBILIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>COGNOSCIBILITER</emph>, Adu. Vulg. Interpr. Sap. 13, 5 A magnitudine enim speciei et creaturae cognoscibiliter poterit creator horum videri. Gr. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nalo/gws2</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>quod non assecutus est.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COGNOBILIS</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>eu)/gnwstos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui cognosci potest.</hi> Gell. 20, 5 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COGO</emph>, egi, actum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>suna/gw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>E</hi> Con <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Ago <hi rend='italic'>compositum: significat In vnum colligere, sed fere, vt conatus quidam maior et vis intelligatur, siue proprie sumatur, siue metaphorice.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COGENS</emph>, entis. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nagka/zwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt, Arbores</hi> Aliae, nullis hominum cogentibus, ipsae sponte sua veniunt Virgil. Georg. 2, 10. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunaxqei\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Coactae naues Caes. Bell. Ciuil. 1, 34. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTE</emph>, Aduerb. Tertull. de Baptismo 12 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTIM</emph>, Aduerb. Sidon. Epist. 9, 16 Raptim coactimque exscribere.</p>
<p><emph>COACTVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)na/gkasma</foreign>] Cic. Verr. 2, 74 c. 29 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTVRA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunagwgh\</foreign>] Columel. 12, 50, 3 Vt separetur, et seorsum reponatur vniuscuiusque diei coactura, <hi rend='italic'>h. e.</hi> Quantum oliuarum vnoquoque die collegeris, siue congregaueris.</p>
<p><emph>COACTILIS [2]</emph>, e. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>pilwto\s2</foreign>, Vet. Gloss.] <hi rend='italic'>Ex ea notione verbi ducitur, qua</hi> Lanam coactam <hi rend='italic'>dici, et simpliciter</hi> coacta, <hi rend='italic'>obseruavimus.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTILIARIVS</emph>, i. <hi rend='italic'>Videtur, qui</hi> coacta <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> coactilia <hi rend='italic'>conficit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTILICIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COACTILIARIA, taberna vero, <hi rend='italic'>quam quidam tribuunt</hi> Capitolino, Coctilicia <hi rend='italic'>est, de qua sub</hi> <ref>COQVO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COACTIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)ggari/a, ei)/spracis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Causae in breue coactio Ascon. in Verr. p. 76. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COACTOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ei)spra/ktwr</foreign>] Coactores <hi rend='italic'>olim in auctionibus dicebantur, quasi Quaestores quidam, qui ab his, quibus singulae res in auctione attributae fuerant, pretium exigebant, quasi collectores, quia pecunias cogebant, id est colligebant.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COACTO</emph>, are. Frequent. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)nagka/zomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vehementer cogere.</hi> Lueret. 6, 1159 [...]</p>
</div2>
<div2 id='GeTL.05.16' n='16' type='section'>
<head>COH</head>
<p><emph>COHABITO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunoike/w</foreign>] Hostes Romae cohabitare coercuit Mess. Coruin. p. 15. Romae cohabitandos destinat Ib. p. 17.</p>
<p><emph>COHABITANS</emph>, antis. Augustin. Ep. 12 ad Hieron.</p>
<p><emph>COHABITANTIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunoiki/a</foreign>] Simulare matrimonii cohabitantiam Adelh. de Virg. 20.</p>
<p><emph>COHABITATIO</emph>, onis. f. Augustin. Ep. 137 <hi rend='italic'>sub fin.</hi> Cohabitatio Paulli Apostoli, <hi rend='italic'>i. qui cum illo, et domi illius habitarent.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COHABITATOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunoi/kos2, o( a(/ma oi)kw=n</foreign>, Gloss. Lat. Gr.] <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> Cassiod. 3, 48. Augustin. Serm. 1 fer. 2 Pentec.</p>
<p><emph>COHAEREO</emph>, si, sum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>suna/ptomai, sumfu/omai, sune/xomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Eiusdem fere significationis, cuius est</hi> Adhaereo. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHAERENS</emph>, entis. Partic. Cic. de Orat. 2, 325 c. 80 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHAERESCO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sune/xomai</foreign>] Cic. de Natur. Deor. 1, 54 c. 20 Quae interiecto inani cohaerescunt, tamen inter se, <hi rend='italic'>etc. De atomis. Et</hi> de Fin. 1, 17 Atomos ita ferri, vt concursionibus inter se cohaerescant. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHAERENTIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunafh\</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Coniunctio, et quasi coagmentatio.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHAERENTER</emph>, Adu. Florus 2, 17, 5 In Hispania prope ducentos per annos dimicatum est, a primis Scipionibus in primum Caesarem Augustum, non continue, nec cohaerenter, sed prout lacessierant.</p>
<p><emph>COHAESVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Idem ac Cohaerens.</hi> Gell. 15, 16 In naturam rediit, stricta denuo, et cohaesa, <hi rend='italic'>de arbore, quam diuellerat Milo.</hi></p>
<pb id='s1000' n='1000'/>
<p><emph>COHAERARIVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>quod vulgo legebatur in</hi> Cic. de Leg. 3 c. 4 <hi rend='italic'>a Gronou. eliminatum est, et coërator restitutum.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COHAERES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COHERES, edis. [<foreign lang='GR'>sugklhrono/mos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui simul heres institutus est.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHIBEO</emph>, ui, itum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pe/xw, kate/xw, sunei/rgw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem fere, quod contineo, coerceo,</hi> habeo <hi rend='italic'>ita, ne discedere, aut dissipari possit, aut euagari adeo.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHIBENS</emph>, entis. Partic. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Cohibens ventos carcere Ouid. Met. 14, 224. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHIBENTIA</emph>, ae. f. Gloss. Lat. Gr. Cohibentia, [<foreign lang='GR'>r(aqumi/a, sunoxh/</foreign>.</p>
<p><emph>COHIBITVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Subtile dicendi genus et cohibitum Gell. 7, 14. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHIBITIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)poxh\</foreign>] Cic. Verr. 3, 37 c. 14 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHIBILIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Ad breuitatem concinnam, et intra suum se modum continentem, referri videtur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHIBILITER</emph>, Adu. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Apul. <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Florid. Fabulam in pauca cogamus, quantum potest fieri cohibiliter. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHIRCINATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Quasi hircinae lasciuiae societas legitur a quibusdam in</hi> Apul. Apol. <hi rend='italic'>vbi sic ex MSS. Elmenh.</hi> p. 322, 33 Quae tamen omnia -- omnimodis collurcinationibus dilapidauit.</p>
<p><emph>COHONESTO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>semnu/nw, kallu/nw, tima/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem, quod</hi> Honestare: <hi rend='italic'>nisi aliquid ornatus, et incrementi adferre dicamus ipsam compositionem.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s1001' n='1001'/>
<p><emph>COHONORO</emph>, are. Festus de Coronis: Coronae dicuntur, quod cohonorent eos, quibus imponuntur.</p>
<p><emph>COHORREO</emph>, ui, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumfri/ttw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COHORRESCO, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Magno horrore vndique, s. toto corpore affici.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHORS</emph>, CORS, CHORS, tis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Eiusdem originis nomen, et significationis primitiuae.</hi> [...]</p>
<pb id='s1002' n='1002'/>
<p><emph>COHORTICVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. Cic. Fam. 8, 6 Bibulus in Amano nescio quid cohorticularum amisit.</p>
<p><emph>COHORTALIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> CHORTALIS, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Cohorte <hi rend='italic'>villae. Vt,</hi> Cohortales aues, <hi rend='italic'>quae in cohorte domi aluntur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHORTALINOS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Cohortalinam militiam, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Cohortalina officia, <hi rend='italic'>quae omnia legum auctoritatibus ibi firmata reperies.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COHORTOR</emph>, ari. [<foreign lang='GR'>pareggua/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul aut vehementer hortari.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHORTANDVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Cic. de Orat. 1, 30 Non sibi cohortandum Sulpicium et Cottam, sed magis vtrumque collaudandum videri.</p>
<p><emph>COHORTATVS</emph>, a, um. Pass. Cato <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Gell. 15, 13 Exercitum suum pransum, paratum, cohortatum eduxit.</p>
<p><emph>COHORTATIO</emph>, onis. [<foreign lang='GR'>paregguh\</foreign>] Iudicum cohortatio ad honeste iudicandum Cic. pro Cluent. 138. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHORTATIVNCVLA</emph>, ae. f. Dimin. Ambrosius Epist. 84 <hi rend='italic'>pr.</hi> Neque cohortatiunculas meas adhibere praesumerem.</p>
<p><emph>COHIVVM</emph>, Calyx rosae adhuc conniuens et clausus. <hi rend='italic'>Verba suns antiqui lexici,</hi> Cohiuum, [<foreign lang='GR'>ka/luc r(o/dou memukw/s2</foreign>. <hi rend='italic'>Scribitur et</hi> Coniuum, <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Conniuendo <hi rend='italic'>vt reor. Turnebus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COHOSPES</emph>, itis. m. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Paullinum <hi rend='italic'>esse dicitur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COHVM</emph>, i. n. Lorum, quo temo buris cum iugo colligatur, a Cohibendo dictum. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COHVMIDO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Madefacere.</hi> Apul. Met. 8 p. 205, 14 Cohumidare genas lacrimis.</p>
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<p><emph>COIBILIS [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COEO</ref>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> COHIBILIS <hi rend='italic'>sub</hi> COHIBEO.</p>
<p><emph>COILLVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COILVM, <hi rend='italic'>videtur esse</hi> [<foreign lang='GR'>koi=lon</foreign>, <hi rend='italic'>cauum, i. penetrale domus, vbi Lares coluntur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COIMBIBO</emph>, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Translate.</hi> Arnob. 5 p. 178 Qui sub specie cultionis plus in cos ingeratis maledictionum et criminum, quam si aperte hoc facere confessis maledictionibus coimbibissetis.</p>
<p><emph>COINFANTIO</emph>, are. Vetus Interpr. Irenaei 4, 75 Coinfantiatum est homini verbum Dei. <hi rend='italic'>i. Verbum Dei homo factus est.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COINQVINO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>molu/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vehementer, aut totum polluere s. Inquinare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COINQVINATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Coinquinatus stercore Colum. 8, 5, 19. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COINQVIO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COINQVO, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Verbum antiquum et in Religionibus vsurpatum, quod non minus atque simplex</hi> Inquio <hi rend='italic'>(vnde</hi> Inquino) <hi rend='italic'>laedere, contaminare, atque polluere significauit, dicique consueuit tum de profana silua, tum de luco, quam siluescentes nimium rami amputabantur, atque ita contactu ferri arbores violabantur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COITVS [3]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COEO</ref>.</p>
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<head>COL</head>
<p><emph>COLAEPIVM</emph>, COLEPIVM, COLIPHIVM, <hi rend='italic'>(quorum primum editur, altera duo suspicantur viri docti) videtur esse pulpa s. caro suilla.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLAPHVS</emph>, i. m. <foreign lang='GR'>ko/ndulos2</foreign> Vet. Gloss. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/lafos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Latine dicitur</hi> Alapa. <hi rend='italic'>Ridicula comminatio</hi> Plaut. Rud. 4, 3, 68 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLAPHIZO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>kolafi/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Colaphum infligo Graecum verbum, quod apud Latinos extra sacras literas haud temere reperias.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLATVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLO</ref>, colas.</p>
<p><emph>COLAX</emph>, acis. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/lac</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Latine Assentator dicitur.</hi> Ter. Eun. Prol. 30 Colax Menandri est: in ea est parasitus Colax.</p>
<p><emph>COLAXES</emph>, is. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kola/chs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Iouis filius, cuius meminit</hi> Valer. Flacc. Argon. 6, 48</p>
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<p><emph>COLCHI</emph>, orum. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>*ko/lxoi</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Populi, qui ad Phasim fluuium incolunt,</hi> dicti <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Colcho <hi rend='italic'>Phasidis filio.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLCHIS</emph>, idis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kolxi\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Regio Colchorum.</hi> Val. Flacc. 1, 52 Vel pendere poenas Colchida iam <hi rend='italic'>etc. i.</hi> Colchos <hi rend='italic'>consueta metonymia. Pro forma</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLCHOS</emph>, i. f. <hi rend='italic'>Laudatur quidem</hi> Hor. Epod. 5, 21 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLCHVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*ko/lxos2</foreign>] Hor. in Arte Poet. 118 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLCHICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kolxiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Venena Colchica Hor. Carm. 2, 13, 8. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLCHIACVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Aliud</hi> Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kolxiako\s2</foreign>] Propert. 2, 1, 54 Seu mihi Circaeo pereundum est gramine, siue Colchis Colchiacis vrat ahena focis.</p>
<p><emph>COLES</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COLIS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAVLIS</ref> n. 4.</p>
<p><emph>COLEVS</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>o)/rxhs2</foreign>] Testis <hi rend='italic'>alias dicitur, siue</hi> Testiculus, Cic. Fam. 9, 22 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLEATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Coleata cuspis, <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Nonium <hi rend='italic'>a</hi> Pomponio <hi rend='italic'>dici videtur pars illa, qua viri sunt, nec honeste potest nominari.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLIAS</emph>, ae. m. <hi rend='italic'>Piscis.</hi> Plin. 32, 11 s. 53 Colias siue Parianus, siue Sexitanus a patria Baetica, lacertarum minimi. Martial. 7, 77 Lacertum Sexitanum <hi rend='italic'>vocat.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLICVLVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLICVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLON</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLINA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CVLINA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLIPHIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COLLIPHIVM, <hi rend='italic'>esse cibum Athletarum, satis constat.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLIS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAVLIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLICVLVS [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CAVLICVLVS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>CONLABASCO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et similia qui scribunt, non cogitant, esse hanc Analogiam vt Graeci ita et Romani Sermonis, vt N in talibus transeat in sequentem liquidam.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLABASCO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>katafe/romai, u(pofe/romai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>a Verbo</hi> Labo, as, <hi rend='italic'>ruinam minitari.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLABEFIO</emph>, eri. [<foreign lang='GR'>katalu/omai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Conuelli solutis compagibus.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COLLABEFACTVS</emph>, a, um. Part. <hi rend='italic'>Metaphor.</hi> C. Nepos 3, 1, 2 A Themistocle collabefactus, exilio multatus est.</p>
<p><emph>COLLABEFACTO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>lumai/nomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vehementer et vndique Labefactare.</hi> Ouid. Fast. 1, 566 Et vastum motu collabefactat onus.</p>
<p><emph>COLLABEFACTATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Lucret. 1, 492 Collabefactatus rigor auri soluitur aestu.</p>
<p><emph>COLLABELLO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Labra labris adiungo.</hi> Laber. <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Nonium 2, 168 Peranna, collabella osculum. <hi rend='italic'>h. e. functis labris osculare.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLABOR</emph>, abi. [<foreign lang='GR'>katolisqai/nw</foreign>] Labi <hi rend='italic'>totum omnibus suis partibus, vel simul cum aliquo labi.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLAPSVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Inter manus collapsus exstinguitur. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLAPSIO</emph>, onis. f. Firmic. de Error. Profan. Relig. 41 Cadentium culminum funesta collapsio.</p>
<p><emph>COLLABORO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CONLABORO, are. Tertull. de Poenit. 10 Ad renredium collaborare. Vulg. Interpr. 2 Tim. 1, 8 Collabora Euangelio secundum virtutem Dei.</p>
<p><emph>COLLABORANS</emph>, antis. Part. Vulg. Interpr. Phil. 1, 27 Collaborantes fidei Euangelii.</p>
<p><emph>COLLACERO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Hinc</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLACERATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Tacit. Hist. 3, 73, 9 Confossum collaceratumque corpus.</p>
<p><emph>COLLACRIMO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pidakru/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vehementer vel cum alio</hi> Lacrimare. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLACRIMATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)pida/krusis2</foreign>] Cic. de Orat. 2, 190 c. 45 Signa doloris tui verbis, sententiis, voce, vultus, collacrimatione denique ostendens.</p>
<p><emph>COLLACTANEVS</emph>, i. m. <foreign lang='GR'>o(moga/laktos2</foreign> Gloss. Cyrill.] <hi rend='italic'>Qui eandem mammam suxit, et eodem lacte nutritus est.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLACTANEA</emph>, ae. f. Ambros. Epist. 34 ad Virgines sacras: Emerentiana, quae fuerat collactanea eius, <hi rend='italic'>etc. Et</hi> Venant. Fortunati Carm. 6, 7 Nulla puella choro neque collactanea ludat.</p>
<p><emph>COLLACTEVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>sugga/laktos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem. Laudatur</hi> Iuuen. Sat. 6, 306 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLACTEVS [2]</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Collactaneus.</hi> Gruter. Inscr. p. 661. <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> Spon. Misc. p. 228. Hygin. Fab. 224 Croton collactius Musarum.</p>
<p><emph>COLLACTIA</emph>, ae. f. Gruter. Inscript. 661, 2 COLLACTIAE. BENE. MERENTI. FECIT.</p>
<p><emph>COLLAETOR</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CONLAETOR, ari. <hi rend='italic'>Cum aliis laetari.</hi> Tertull. de Idololatr. 14 Conuiuamus cum omnibus; conlaetemur ex communione naturae, non superstitionis.</p>
<p><emph>COLLAEVO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLLEVO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLARE</emph>, is. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>peride/raion</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vinculi genus, quo collum adstringitur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLARIA</emph>, ae. f. <hi rend='italic'>Ferrum, quo constringuntur colla malefactorum.</hi> Plaut. Capt. 2, 2 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Hoc quidem haud molestu'st iam, quod collus collaria caret.</p>
<p><emph>COLLARIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Infula collaris Petron. 56 <hi rend='italic'>Si feliciter coniecit Burmannus. Nam legitur</hi> Offla colaris.</p>
<p><emph>COLLATERALES</emph>, Venti Cathol. <hi rend='italic'>qui ex vicinis plagis paralleli veniunt.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLATERO</emph>, are. Mart. Capell. 3 p. 56 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLATIA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>*kollati/a</foreign>] Oppidum iuxta Romam, eo quod ibi opes aliarum ciuitatum fuerint collatae: a qua porta Romae Collatina dicta est. Festus.</p>
<p><emph>COLLATINVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Arces Collatinae Virg. Aen. 6, 774. Ouid. Fast. 2, 787 Hostis, vt hospes, init penetralia Collatina. <hi rend='italic'>i. Domus Collatini, mariti Lucretiae.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLATINA</emph>, ae. f. Dea, quae collibus praeest August. Ciu. Dei 4, 8. <hi rend='italic'>Malunt quidam</hi> Collinam.</p>
<p><emph>COLLATIO [1]</emph>, COLLATITIVS, COLLATIVVS, COLLATOR, COLLATVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>CONFERO</ref>.</p>
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<p><emph>COLLATO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumplatu/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Latum et amplum facere. Vnde</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLATATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Cic. in Orat. 187 c. 56 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLATRO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Vehementer et ex omni parte allatrare.</hi> Sen. de Vita beata 17 Si quis ex his, qui Philosophiam collatrant, quod solent dixerit <hi rend='italic'>etc.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLAVDO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunepaine/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Aliquando plus est, quam laudo.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLAVDATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Stat. Theb. 6, 490 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLAVDATIO</emph>, onis. f. Cic. de Inuent. 2, 125 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLAVDATOR</emph>, oris. m. Augustin. Confess. 4, 14 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Nullo collaudatore mirabor.</p>
<p><emph>COLLAVDABILIS</emph>, e. Prudent. Hamartig. v. 694 Nec bonus est, nec collaudabilis ille.</p>
<p><emph>COLLAXO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Vndique laxare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>COLLECTA, ae. COLLECTANEA, orum. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> COLLIGO.</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTARIVS [1]</emph>, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>a)rgurw/moibos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Argentarius campsor, et pro argento numos praebens.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLEGA</emph>, ae. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>suna/rxwn, su/ndikos2</foreign>] Collegae, <hi rend='italic'>inquit</hi> Varro de Lingua Latina 5 p. 57, 26 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLEGATVS</emph>, ûs. m. <hi rend='italic'>Hoc vocabulum</hi> Rutil. 1, 15 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLEGATARIVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Cum alio legatarius.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLEGIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>sune/drion, su/llogos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Proprie significat Societatem collegarum.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COLLEGIALIS</emph>, e. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Fides collegialis Gruter. Inscript. p. 322 n. 4 FIDEIQVE. VESTRAE. COLLEGIALI. COMMITTO.</p>
<p><emph>COLLEGIARIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Collegiarii ministri ludorum Tertull. de Spectac. cap. 11 <hi rend='italic'>nempe qui Collegio instituto illos curant.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLEGIATVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>Qui pars est collegii, collega.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COLLEMA</emph>, atis. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>ko/llhma</foreign>] Mart. Capella 3 p. 49 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Niloticae fruticis collemata, <hi rend='italic'>i. Conglutinamenta, chartae e papyro periphrasis.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLENIO</emph>, ire. <hi rend='italic'>Apud</hi> Hyginum <hi rend='italic'>esse dicitur. Sed non habet Index Schefferianus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLEPROSVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Sidon. Epist. 6, 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLETICVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>kollhtiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Colletica medicamenta <hi rend='italic'>dicuntur, quae adglutinant; sicut</hi> Symphytica, <hi rend='italic'>quae consolidant;</hi> et Epulotica, <hi rend='italic'>quae cicatricem inducunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLETIS</emph>, is. f. Herba verbenacea Apul. de Herb. 3.</p>
<p><emph>COLLEVO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Dubiae significationis, et deriuationis adeo verbum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIBERTVS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CONLIBERTVS, i. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunapeleu/qeros2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui ab eodem patrono libertate donatus est.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIBERTA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CONLIBERTA, ae. f. PATRONAE BENEMERENTI FECERVNT ET COLLIBERTIS COLLIBERTABVS POSTERISQ. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIBET</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COLLVBET, collibuit, collibitum est, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Libere, et placere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIBENTIA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> COLLVBESCENTIA, ae. f. Consensus Cathol.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIBRO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Dimetiri, medii puncti inueniendi causa.</hi> Cato R. R. 19, 2 Inter arbores medium quod erit, id ad mediam collibrato, vbi porculum figere oportebit, vt in medio prelum recte situm sit.</p>
<p><emph>COLLICA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLLIGA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLICIAE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> COLLIQVIAE, arum. f. Maiores sulci, in <hi rend='italic'>quos aqua velut</hi> colliciatur, <hi rend='italic'>et ibi collecta in fossas deriuetur: est itaque medium quid inter sulcum et inter fossam.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLICVLVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLLIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIDO</emph>, si, sum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sugkrou/w, sumba/llw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul percutere, eoque ipso laedere, et frangere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLISVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Part. [<foreign lang='GR'>sugkrousqei\s2</foreign>] Sil. 3, 698 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLISVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>sugkrousmo\s2</foreign>] Plin. 9, 35 Ceu sono quoque et collisu ipso margaritarum.</p>
<p><emph>COLLISIO [1]</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>su/gkrousis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vehemens laesio.</hi> Iustin. 11, 12, 6 Nunciatur vxorem ex collisione abiecti partus decessisse.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIGAS</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>apud</hi> Plin. 31, 10 s. 46, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIGO [1]</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunde/w, sundesmeu/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul ligare.</hi></p>
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<p><emph>COLLIGATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>su/ndesmos2</foreign>] Cic. de Diuin. 1, 127 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIGATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>sundedeme/nos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Vinculis colligati sumus, quum gignimur Cic. de Vniuers. 35 c. 11. Omne colligatum solui potest Cic. de Vniuers. 35 c. 11.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIGO [2]</emph>, egi, ectum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sulle/gw, sunerani/zw, dre/pomai</foreign>] In vnum redigere, vt ait Nonius 4, 101. [...]</p>
<pb id='s1010' n='1010'/>
<p><emph>COLLECTVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. [<foreign lang='GR'>sullelegme/nos2</foreign>] Cic. Att. 8,.. Ab vtriusque mancipiis ex omni genere collectis. [...]</p>
<pb id='s1011' n='1011'/>
<p><emph>COLLECTE</emph>, Adu. Non. 2, 727 Rotunde positum eleganter, concinne, vel collecte. <hi rend='italic'>Indicat igitur breuitatem aptam.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLECTIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sullogh\</foreign>] Cic. pro L. Manil. 22 c. 9 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTOR</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CONLECTOR, oris. m. <hi rend='italic'>Qui simul legit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTRIX</emph>, icis. f. Plaut. in Milit. 3, 1, 99 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTO</emph>, are. Gloss. Cyril. Collecto, [<foreign lang='GR'>sulle/gw</foreign>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTVS [2]</emph>, ûs. m. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Lucret. 4, 416 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTA</emph>, ae. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumbolh\</foreign>] Quae ex pluribus locis in vnum lecta est, <hi rend='italic'>inquit</hi> Varr. de L. L. 5, 7 p. 57, 28. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTANEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>sullektiko\s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod passim colligitur, vt,</hi> Dicta collectanea Sueton. Caes. c. 56. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTACVLVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Vbi quid colligitur, vt</hi> Collectacula aquae Innocent. de literis casarum p. 230 <hi rend='italic'>ed. Goes. Et</hi> in Fragment. de Limitibus p. 237 Collectaculum vallium, <hi rend='italic'>i. Riuus.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLECTARIVS [2]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid. supra ordine suo.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLECTIM</emph>, Adu. Claud. Mamert. 3, 14 Collectim strictimque, et veluti punctatim sub mentis oculo redegi.</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTICIVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>sullektiko\s2</foreign>] Cic. Fam. 7, 3 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLECTIVVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>sulle/gwn</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Quod colligit, i. argumentatur.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIMITO</emph>, are; <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> COLLIMITOR, ari. Solin. cap. 25 Gelonis Agathyrsi collimitantur. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi> Ammian. 31, 5. <hi rend='italic'>Conf.</hi> An. de Limit. Goes. p. 249.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIMITATVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Solin. cap. 35 Ipsa Phrygia Troadi superiecta est, Aquilonia parte Galatiae collimitata.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIMINIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>s.</hi> COLLIMITIVM, i. n. Coitio limitum. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIMITANEVS</emph>, a, um. Adi. Solin. cap. 40 Collimitanea Galatiae Phrygia.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIMO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>stoxa/zomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>A limis oculis deductum volunt, et significare idem, quod ad scopum dirigere, vel etiam scopum ferire. Sed legendum</hi> collineo, <hi rend='italic'>vbi vid.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLINEO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>stoxa/zomai, katastoxw=</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Pro quo saepe libri</hi> Collimare. [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COLLINEATVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Apul. Flor. 23 Collineato pro fronte situ, <hi rend='italic'>etc. Et</hi> Met. 9 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Collineatis oculis ad vmbram meam.</p>
<p><emph>COLLINITVS</emph>, a, um. <hi rend='italic'>Quasi a</hi> Collinio. Columel. 6, 17 <hi rend='italic'>extr.</hi> Semina melle collinita. <hi rend='italic'>Sed fluctuat lectio, et legendum videtur</hi> circumlita. <hi rend='italic'>Vid.</hi><ref>LINO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLINO</emph>, ini, iui <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> eui, itum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>kataxri/w, sunalei/fw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vndique linere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLITVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Prudent. Cathem. 5, 15 Quin et fila fauis scirpea floreis Presso melle prius collita fingimus.</p>
<p><emph>COLLINVS [1]</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLLIS</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIPHIVM</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLIPHIVM</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIQVESCO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunth/komai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vna liquescere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIQVEFACIO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>et</hi> COLLIQVEFIO, [<foreign lang='GR'>sunth/kw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>pass. vnde</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLIQVEFACTVS</emph>, a, um. Partic. Cic. pro Cluent. 173 c. 62 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLIQVIAE</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLLICIAE</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIS</emph>, is. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>bouno\s2, lo/fos2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Terra aliquantum eleuata; Poetae pro monte iusto etiam ponunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLICVLVS [2]</emph>, i. m. Diminut. [<foreign lang='GR'>mikro\s2 bouno\s2</foreign>, Onomast. Vet.] Apul. Flor. 1 <hi rend='italic'>pr.</hi> Colliculus sepimine consecratus.</p>
<p><emph>COLLICELLVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Auct. Agrar. Goes. p. 245 Arca in collicello circa viam. <hi rend='italic'>Add.</hi> p. 272.</p>
<p><emph>COLLINVS [2]</emph>, a, um. Adi. [<foreign lang='GR'>bounw/dhs2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Collina vinea, <hi rend='italic'>quae in colle plantata est.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLISIO [2]</emph>, COLLISVS, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLLIDO</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLIVESCO</emph>, Cathol.</p>
<p><emph>COLLO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Conferre.</hi> Regibus hinc aes grande solent collare quotannis, Annua quaestores, qui vectigalia curant B. Mantuan. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLOCO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>ti/qemai, kaqi/zw, ta/ttw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ponere, locum assignare cum aliis.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COLLOCATVS</emph>, a, um. Part. Cic. de Orat. 1, 192 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLOCATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>su/nqesis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Constitutio, coordinatio etc.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLOCVPLETO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>plouti/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Locupletare vndique.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLOQVOR</emph>, qui. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunomile/w, e)ntugxa/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul vel inuicem atque alternis loqui.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLOQVENS</emph>, entis. Partic. <hi rend='italic'>Vt,</hi> Sed et inter se colloquentibus similes esse conspectos Curt. 8, 4, 14. Facies colloquentium Idem 8, 13, 24. Voces colloquentium Id. 7, 1, 24.</p>
<p><emph>COLLOQVVTIO</emph>, s. COLIOCVTIO, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunomili/a</foreign>] Cic. Tusc. 1, 5 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLOQVVTOR</emph>, oris. m. Tertull. adu. Praxeam 5 Colloquutorem pateris sermonem. Et Augustin. Confess. 9, 6 Ex persona colloquutoris mei.</p>
<p><emph>COLLOQVIVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>e)/nteucis2, o(mili/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod</hi> Colloquutio. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVCEO</emph>, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunamaru/ssw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul lucere.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COLLVCENS</emph>, entis. Partic. Virg. Aen. 10, 539 Totus collucens veste atque insignibus armis. Faces collucentes Curt. 3, 8, 22.</p>
<p><emph>COLLVCERNATIO</emph>, onis. f. Claud. Mamert. de Statu Anim. 2, 9 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVCO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>klwnotome/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Ramos lumini officientes amputare.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVCATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>klwnotomi/a</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Varronis esse dicitur.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLVCTOR</emph>, ari. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumpalai/w</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul luctari.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVCTATIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumpa/laisma</foreign>] Columel. 6, 2, 4 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVCTATOR</emph>, oris. m. Lactant. de Opif. Dei 1 Nam et ille colluctator et aduersarius noster scis quam sit astutus.</p>
<p><emph>COLLVDO</emph>, si, sum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumpai/zw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Simul ludere,</hi> Virg. Georg. 1, 369 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVDIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>pro Collusione.</hi> in l. si quis. C. de bon. proscript. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVSIO</emph>, onis. f. [<foreign lang='GR'>sunapo/krisis2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Fraus eorum, qui colludunt, i. simulata lite aliis imponunt.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVSIVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'>Idem.</hi> Vlpian. in l. si procuratorem §. sed et si per collusium D. mandat. vel contr. Sed et si per collusium procuratoris absolutus sit aduersarius, mandati eum teneri. [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVSOR</emph>, oris. m. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumpai/ktwr</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Qui cum alio ludit.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVSORIE</emph>, [<foreign lang='GR'>sunapokritw=s2</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'> Adu.</hi> Vlpian. in l. si seruus plurium D. de leg. 1 [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVGEO</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vel</hi> CONLVGEO, ere. <hi rend='italic'>Vna lugere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVM</emph>, i. n. [<foreign lang='GR'>tra/xhlos2, au)xh\n, de/rh</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Pars corporis inter caput et ventrem superiorem interiecta.</hi> [...]</p>
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<p><emph>COLLVS</emph>, i. m. <hi rend='italic'>Antiq. Idem quod Collum.</hi> [...]</p>
<p>COLLARE, COLLARIS, <hi rend='italic'>v. s. l.</hi></p>
<p><emph>COLLVLVM</emph>, i. n. <hi rend='italic'> Dimin.</hi> Cathol.</p>
<p><emph>COLLVMINO</emph>, are. <hi rend='italic'>Vt collustrare, luce perfundere.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVO</emph>, ui, utum, ere. [<foreign lang='GR'>sumplu/nw, kataplu/nw</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Lauare: sed fere ad os, et ea, quae in ore sunt, pertinet.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVTVS [1]</emph>, a, um. Partic. Plin. 20, 13 Sic et collutis dentibus prodest.</p>
<p><emph>COLLVTIO</emph>, onis. f. Cael. Aurel. Acut. 2, 6, 28 Vtemur oris collutione. Cum dolor (dentium) vrgebit, varie sedandus est partim collutione quorundam Scribon. 53.</p>
<p><emph>COLLVRA</emph>, <hi rend='italic'>vid.</hi> <ref>COLLYRA</ref>.</p>
<p><emph>COLLVRCINATIO</emph>, onis. f. <hi rend='italic'>Idem quod Heluatio.</hi> [...]</p>
<p><emph>COLLVSTRO</emph>, are. [<foreign lang='GR'>periske/ptomai</foreign>] <hi rend='italic'>Circumspicere.</hi> [...]</p>