cenosus

Latin

Adjective

cenōsus (feminine cenōsa, neuter cenōsum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. alternative spelling of caenosus
    • 1540, Alexander : Aphrodisiensis, Alexandri Aphrodisiensis ... In quatuor libros Meteorologicorum Aristotelis commentatio lucidissima: quam Latinitate donauit Alexander Piccolomineus ... Accedit insuper eiusdem Alexandri Piccolominaei, Tractatus de iride, nouiter impressus. In quo quam plurima, tum Aristo. Tum etiam Alexandri & Oli, page 17:
      [...] hoc est locus cenosus, palus [...]
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    • 1596, Jacobus Marchantius, Flandria, page 7:
      ... cenosa loca, que Mosen vernæ nostri dicunt, ...
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    • 1614, Thucydides, Thucydidis Atheniensis De Bello Peloponnesiaco Libri Octo: è Graeco Sermone In Latinum nova interpretatione conversi : Cvm Annotationibvs In Evndemperpetuus : nominum item propriorum, tam hominum, quàm Regionum, Insularum, Vrbium, Fluminum, Montium & c.descriptionibus ... Cum Indice rerum & verborum præcipuorum, page 306:
      [...] paludem quamaxime cenosa aridaque erat,  […]
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    • 1752, Polycarpus (Saint of Smyrne), Dictionarium trilingue, hoc est dictionum slavonicarum, graecarum et latinarum thesaurus:
      [...] cenosus, lutosus, paludosus.
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