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Lactantius
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Introductory Notice To Lactantius.
[1883] Maturius funditur.
[1884] i.e., pollex, as though from “polleo,” to prevail.
[1885] Abjectum.
Chap. XI.—Of the Intestines in Man, and Their Use.
[1886] Rarum, i.e., loose in texture.
[1887] Reciprocâ vicissitudine.
[1888] Ne plenum quidem. Some editions omit “ne,” but it seems to be required by the sense; the lungs not being compact and solid, as the liver, but of a slighter substance.
[1889] Flandi et spirandi. The former word denotes the process of sending forth, the latter of inhaling, the air.
[1890] Animam, the vital principle, as differing from the rational.
[1891] Fistulas.
[1892] Cohæreat sibi.
[1893] In cicutæ modum.
[1894] Teneritudinem domicilii.
[1895] Nare; hence “nares,” the nostrils.
[1896] Interpatet.
[1897] Colles faucium. Others read “toles,” i.e., the tonsils.
[1898] Inoffensum tenorem, i.e. without obstruction, not striking against any object—smooth.
[1899] Quasi mugiens.
[1900] In lavacris celebrandis.
[1901] Obstructâ meandi facultate.
[1902] Voluminum flexiones.
[1903] Oblevit ea intrinsecus crassiore succo.
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