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41JULIUS Caesar (C.) — C. JULIUS Caesar Dictator perpetuus fil. L. Caesaris, ex Aurelia Cottae filia, originem ab Iulo Aeneae filio per Patrem, ab Anco vero Martio, quarto Romanorum Rege per aviam Marciam trahens, natus est die 12. Iulii, A. C. 654. Urb. Cond. 98. ante …
42SOMNIA — e Tellure nasci credita olim, χθὼν μῆτερ ὀνείρων, ô Tellus, mater Somniorum! Eurip. cuius rationem hanc reddit Scholiastes, εν μὲν τῆς γῆς αἱ τροφαι, εν δὲ τȏυ τροφῶν οἱ ὕπνοι, εν δὲ τȏυ ὕπνων οἱ ὄνειροι, E terra cibi, e cibis somni, e somnis… …
43VIOLARE — proprie rerum religiosarum maculatarum. Statius, l. 5. Theb. v. 750. Ne sletu violare sacrum, nec plangite Divos. Hinc de virginitate, notante Varrone, de L. L. l. 5. ad quam alludendo, usum rei adulteratum velut indigitans, idem Poeta aurum… …
44ivory — [13] As is hardly surprising, ivory goes back ultimately to an African word which meant both ‘ivory’ and ‘elephant’. A likely candidate as this source is Egyptian āb, which may well lie behind Latin ebur ‘ivory’. This passed into English via Old… …
45yvoire — Yvoire, Ebur, Cerchez Ivoire. Toute chose faicte d yvoire, comme vaisseau, etc. Ebur. Cols blancs comme yvoire, Eburnea colla. Qui est d yvoire, Eburneus, Eburnus. Couvert d yvoire, Eburatus …
46вепрь — род. п. вепря, укр. вепер, блр. вепер, др. русск. вепрь, болг. вепър, сербохорв. ве̏пар, чеш. vepř, слвц. vepor, польск. wieprz, в. луж. wjapr, н. луж. japs, полаб. vipr. Родственно лтш. vepris кастрированный боров , veprelis грязнуля (о… …
47верблюд — I верблюд I. (животное), укр. вельблюд, др. русск. вельблудъ, вельбудъ (Лавр. Летоп., Новгор. I летоп. и др.), ст. слав. вельбѫдъ, вельблѫдъ κάμηλος (Супр.), чеш. velbloud, слвц. vel blud, польск. wielbl̃ąd, в. луж. wjelbɫud. Слав. *velьbǫdъ –… …
48Eburnation — E bur*na tion, n. [L. eburnus of ivory, fr. ebur ivory: cf. F. [ e]burnation. See {Ivory}.] (Med.) A condition of bone cartilage occurring in certain diseases of these tissues, in which they acquire an unnatural density, and come to resemble… …
49Eburnean — E*bur ne*an, a. [L. eburneus, fr. ebur ivory. See {Ivory}.] Made of or relating to ivory. [1913 Webster] …
50Eburnification — E*bur ni*fi*ca tion, n. [L. eburnus of ivory (fr. ebur ivory) + facere to make.] The conversion of certain substances into others which have the appearance or characteristics of ivory. [1913 Webster] …
