delubrum
1DELUBRUM — dictum fuisse fustem delibratum vel decorticatum, quem pro Deo antiqui venerati sint, tradit Paulus Festi Pompeii abbreviator: cui Serv. adstipulatur dicens: Delubrum dictum propter lacum, in quo manus abluuntur; vel propter tectum coniunctum;… …
2Delūbrum — (lat.), Ort, wo man die Bilder eines Gottes aufstellte …
3Delūbrum — (lat.), ursprünglich Sühn und Reinigungsort; dann soviel wie Tempel, Heiligtum …
4Delubrum — • Delūbrum (luere), собственно место искупления или очищения, храм, в особенности тихое, священное жилище богов, а потому, как ναός у греков, место, где стоял кумир и принадлежащий к нему жертвенник. Древние объясняют это название… …
5delubrum — /deuh looh breuhm/, n., pl. delubra / breuh/. (in ancient Rome) a temple, shrine, or sanctuary. [1655 65; < L delubrum, appar. equiv. to delu(ere) to wash off (de DE + luere, comb. form of lavere to wash) + brum instrumental suffix] * * * …
6delubrum — /deuh looh breuhm/, n., pl. delubra / breuh/. (in ancient Rome) a temple, shrine, or sanctuary. [1655 65; < L delubrum, appar. equiv. to delu(ere) to wash off (de DE + luere, comb. form of lavere to wash) + brum instrumental suffix] …
7delubrum — n. (in Ancient Rome) shrine, temple, sanctuary with a font …
8PROTESILAI Turris et delubrum — Protiseleum Strab. oppid. Cherronesi, in ora, ex adverso Sigaei promontor. Troadis. Plin. l. 4. c. 11. Solin. c. 16. Vide hîc infra …
9Glossary of ancient Roman religion — This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries. Ancient Roman religion …
10PALATINUS Mons Romae — inhabitatus longô tempore ante urbem conditam a Valentiâ Itali filiâ, inde ab Euandro, qui et arcem in eo constituit. Idem inter septem colles praecipuus, ideoque celebris prae reliquis, varias sui nominis causas habet apud auctores bonos. Nam et …
