coenosus

Latin

Adjective

coenōsus (feminine coenōsa, neuter coenōsum); first/second-declension adjective

  1. alternative spelling of caenosus
    • 1750, Theophilus Rothe, De Diaeta Convalescentium. Dissertatio Inauguralis Medica [de diaeta convalescentium], page 10:
      His enim aër coenosus, paludosus, patridus, vaporosus, nebulosus, intemperatus, frigidus, humidus, aestuans, austrinus, malignis contagiosisque effluviis refertus, immotus vappidusque, noxius deprehenditur, ideoque vitandus est.
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    • 1793, Lucianus, Luciani Samosatensis Opera graece et latine ad editionem Tiberii Hemsterhusii et Ioannis Frederici Reitzii accurate expressa cum varietate lectionis et annotationibus studiis Societatis Bipontinae: Accedunt variae lectiones mss. parisiensium a Iac. Nic. Belin de Ballu collatorum cum indicibus, page 80:
      Τὸ τέλμα, ait, locus coenosus, aut palustris, […]
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    • 1835, Gaius Sallustius Crispus, Caj. Crisp. Sallustii Bellum Catilinarium atque Jugurthinum usibus juv. adcomm. A. Pappaur, page 102:
      luto plenus, coenosus. Palus est locus aquosus, vel aqua non fluens neque perpetua.
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