membrāneus, a, um (membrana), aus Pergament, codices, Ulp. dig. 32, 52 in.: pugillares, Mart. 14, 7 in lemm. – subst., membrāneus, ī, m. = τυμπανιστής, der Handpaukenschläger, Gloss. II, 128, 41.
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Membraneous — Mem*bra ne*ous, a. [L. membraneus of parchment.] See {Membranous}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
ADASPIOS — populos Asiae habet Orosius l. 3. c. 18. ab Alexandro M. subiugatos. Adbarpios legit membraneus codex manuscriptus Ortelii. Aspios hôc tractu novit Arrianus. Vide Hydaspios … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
ALCEDO — nomen loci, apud Daretem Phrygium, unde Thoas classem Graecis advexerat: sed Calydonia legendum haud dubie: Ortelii codex membraneus, ut ipse refert, Catedone habet … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
PLUMEUM Tomentum — exsculpere conantur nonnulli, ex illo Martialis, l. 14. Epigr. 162. cui tit. Foenum. Fraudatâ tumeat facilis tibi culcita plamâ, Non venit ad duros pallida cura toros. Et Hadr. Iunius tomentum Lingonicum (Leuconicum appellatum ipsi, quasi a… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
parchemin — Parchemin, quasi pargemin, a Pergamena, quia membranae primum repertae sunt Pergami. Parchemin, Membrana. Parchemin plus lasche, Membrana laxatior, vel laxior. Qui est fait de parchemin, Membraneus … Thresor de la langue françoyse
membranous — [mem′brə nā′shəs; ] often [ mem brā′nā′shəsmem′brə nəs] adj. [Fr membraneux < L membraneus] 1. of, having the nature of, or like membrane 2. characterized by the forming of a membrane: said of some diseases: Also membranaceous [mem′brə… … English World dictionary
membraneous — (ˈ)mem|brānēəs adjective Etymology: Latin membraneus of parchment, from membrana membrane, parchment + eus eous more at membrane : membranous … Useful english dictionary
