vulgarius

vulgarius

vulgārius, a, um, archaist. = vulgaris, Turpil. com. 205. Afran. com. 263. Nov. com. 98. Gell. 1, 22, 2 u.a.: Venus vulg. (Ggstz. caeles), Apul. apol. 12.


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