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Latin: H

habeo

verb

have, hold; consider, regard Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 36 uses

How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • pr.1… si tam honestum sit. maiores nostri sic habuerunt et ita in legibus posiverunt, furem dupli …held
  • 1.1Praedium quom parare cogitabis, sic in animo habeto, uti ne cupide emas neve opera tua parcas …keep
  • 1.1… emas neve opera tua parcas visere et ne satis habeas semel circumire. quotiens ibis, totiens magis …you consider
  • 1.1… uti inde exire possis. uti bonum caelum habeat, ne calamitosum siet, solo bono, sua virtute …it have
  • 2.7… auctionem uti faciat: vendat oleum, si pretium habeat, vinum, frumentum quod supersit vendat: boves …it has
  • 5.4… mercennarium, politorem diutius eundem ne habeat die. nequid emisse velit insciente domino, neu …let him keep

habito

verb

live, dwell Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 3 uses

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 4… Tychoni Brahe Dano; qui in Insula Wena habitabat, ego verò vehementer ægrotarem ex jactatione et …lived
  • 37… præsertim ijs, qui sub polo Septentrionali habitant.live
  • 39… Cœli medio (quem situm obtinet apud eos, qui habitant in meditullio seu umbilico hujus Hemisphærij;) …live

habitus

noun

state, condition; appearance; dress Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.39… quantum ad id anni tempus adduceret, quo caeli habitus instanti mensi aptus inueniretur.the state

haereo

verb

stick, cling; hesitate Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 15… quæ ubi tota luxerit, nobis adhuc in itinere hærentibus: irrita redditur nostra profectio. Tàm præceps …sticking

Hafnia

name

Copenhagen Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 9… patrono, et veniâ discessus impetratâ, veni Hafniam; nactusque socios itineris, qui me ob linguæ et …to Copenhagen

Hallynges

name

Halling, a place in Kent Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

The Plague in the Bishop of Rochester’s Household William Dene (attributed), History of the Church of Rochester, printed in Henry Wharton’s Anglia Sacra (1691) · soon after the events of 1348–1349

  • 2… tempore Episcopus Roffensis moram fecit apud Hallynges & Trottisclive, sollicitus de mirabilibus …Halling

hapalus

adjective

soft (of eggs) Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

Roman recipes Apicius, De re coquinaria, books 1, 4, 5 and 7, in the edition of C. Giarratano and F. Vollmer (Leipzig, 1922) · Compiled about 300–500 from older recipes; the surviving manuscripts were copied in the 800s

  • 7.19.3In ovis hapalis: piper, ligusticum, nucleos infusos. suffundes …soft

hariolus

noun

soothsayer, fortune-teller Drafted; not yet checked.

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How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • 5.4… parasitum nequem habeat. haruspicem, augurem, hariolum, Chaldaeum nequem consuluisse velit. segetem ne …fortune-teller

haruspex

noun

diviner who read entrails Drafted; not yet checked.

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How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • 5.4… celavisse velit. parasitum nequem habeat. haruspicem, augurem, hariolum, Chaldaeum nequem …diviner

haurio

verb

draw (water); drain; swallow Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 11… notasti, vel fando accepisti, vel ex libris hausisti, eodem quo tu modo, mihi recensuit.drew

hebetudo

noun

dullness Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 2… esse perniciosos osores artium, qui quod præ hebetudine mentis non capiunt, id calumnientur: legesque …dullness

Hecla

name

Hekla, a volcano in Iceland Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 2… generi; quibus sanè legibus non pauci damnati, Heclæ voraginibus fuerint absorpti. Quod nomen esset …of Hekla
  • 3… adducere est solita in humiliora juga, montis Heclæ, præsertim circa festum divi Joannis, quando …Hekla

helenium

noun

elecampane Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

Roman recipes Apicius, De re coquinaria, books 1, 4, 5 and 7, in the edition of C. Giarratano and F. Vollmer (Leipzig, 1922) · Compiled about 300–500 from older recipes; the surviving manuscripts were copied in the 800s

  • 1.11.3Mel corruptum ut probes: helenium infundes in melle et incende: si incorruptum …elecampane

helvus

pale yellow, light bay Drafted; not yet checked.

Relatives of English yellow

An old gh became g in German (gelb), y in English (yellow), h in Latin (helvus) and ch in Greek (chloē, 'young green shoots').

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hemina

noun

hemina, a liquid measure of about half a pint Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

Roman recipes Apicius, De re coquinaria, books 1, 4, 5 and 7, in the edition of C. Giarratano and F. Vollmer (Leipzig, 1922) · Compiled about 300–500 from older recipes; the surviving manuscripts were copied in the 800s

  • 7.13.7… ova quinque ad sextarium mittis, si ad heminam, ova tria. in lacte dissolvis ita ut unum …hemina (half a sextarius)
  • 7.13.8Ova spongia ex lacte: ova quattuor, lactis heminam, olei unciam in se dissolvis, ita ut unum …hemina (half a sextarius)

hemisphaerium

noun

hemisphere Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 10 uses

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 21… Cœlestia: Sic Levania ex duobus constat hemisphærijs, uno Subvolvarum, altero Privolvarum: quorum …hemispheres
  • 22Et circulus Hemisphæria dividens, instar nostri coluri solstitiorum, …hemispheres
  • 23Quæ igitur utrique sunt communia hemisphærio, primo loco explicabo.hemisphere
  • 35Jam quod singula Hemisphæria seorsim attinet, ingens inter ea est …hemisphere
  • 35… et inde: adeò ut rectiùs fortassè Privolvarum hemisphærium dici possit intemperatum; Subvolvarum …hemisphere
  • 39… qui habitant in meditullio seu umbilico hujus Hemisphærij;) paulò minùs quadruplo longiori diametro …hemisphere

herba

noun

grass; herb, plant Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 3… conspicuus, nocti nullum relinquit locum. Ipsa herbas nonnullas legens multis cæremoniis, domique …herbs
  • 4… rescisso sacculo, quem mater ignara vendebat, herbisque et linteis, quæ acu picta, varios præferebant …and herbs

On the way to English herb

  1. Latin · 77 CEherba · grass, an herb
  2. Middle English · about 1390erbys · herbs
  3. Early Modern English · 1660herbs · herbs
  4. English todayherb

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Hercules

name

Hercules, the hero and god Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.16… nam Fulvius Nobilior in fastis, quos in aede Herculis Musarum posuit, Romulum dicit, postquam populum …of Hercules

heres

noun

heir Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

The Plague as a Test: A Bishop's Sermon at Carthage Cyprian, "On the Mortality" (De mortalitate), sections 8–20 · c. 252–253 (during the epidemic at Carthage)

  • 16.1… sic aliquid diuites largiantur et donent sine herede morituri.heir

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 10… scientiæ suæ, quam solam possideret, filium hæredem sit relictura.heir

heri

yesterday Drafted; not yet checked.

Relatives of English yesterday

An old gh became g in German (gestern) and y in English (yester-), h in Latin (heri) and ch in Greek (chthes).

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hic

pronoun, article or determiner, adverb

this; he, she, it; here Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 117 uses

How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • pr.4… rem redeam, quod promisi institutum principium hoc erit.this
  • 1.4siet in his agris, qui non saepe dominos mutant: qui in his …these
  • 1.4… agris, qui non saepe dominos mutant: qui in his agris praedia vendiderint, eos pigeat …these
  • 5.1Haec erunt vilici officia. disciplina bona utatur. …these
  • 5.5… quid sit, et illi animo aequiore facient. si hoc faciet, minus libebit ambulare et valebit …this
  • 75Libum hoc modo facito. casei P. II bene disterat in …this

hiemalis

adjective

of winter, wintry Drafted; not yet checked.

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Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.39… frigus anni aestiuis mensibus et contra calor hiemalibus proueniret, quod ubi contigisset, tantum dierum …in winter ones

hiems

noun

winter; storm Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

Roman recipes Apicius, De re coquinaria, books 1, 4, 5 and 7, in the edition of C. Giarratano and F. Vollmer (Leipzig, 1922) · Compiled about 300–500 from older recipes; the surviving manuscripts were copied in the 800s

  • 1.7.1… vas pendeat, et, quando volueris, utere. hoc hieme melius fit, aestate paucis diebus durabit. et …in winter

hinc

adverb

from here, hence; from this time Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 6 uses

How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • pr.1… civem existimarint feneratorem quam furem, hinc licet existimare.from this

Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.19… Maiam Mercurii matrem mensi nomen dedisse, hinc maxime probantes, quod hoc mense mercatores …from this
  • 12.20… adsertionemque aestimationis suae etiam hinc colligunt quod sus praegnans ei mactatur, quae …from this

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 14… profundo sita est LEVANIA insula: iter ad eam hinc, vel ex eâ in has terras rarissimè patet: et …from here
  • 17… quàm cum Solem homines viderint deficere. Hinc evenit, ut defectus Solis adeò metuantur.hence
  • 35… Phænomena, diversissimos habent effectus hinc et inde: adeò ut rectiùs fortassè Privolvarum …here

hircus

noun

he-goat Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 14… quibus indè à pueritia trita est ratio, hircos nocturnos, aut furcas, aut trita pallia …goats

Hispanus

name

Spanish; a Spaniard Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 14… spacia. Nulli è Germania viri apti sunt: Hispanorum sicca corpora non respuimus.of Spaniards

historia

noun

history, story Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 1… actiones vulgo ad exempla referrent, ex historia Bohemica petita; ego publica vulgi curiositate …history
  • 1… legenda animum appuli. Cumque incidissem in historiam Libussæ Viraginis, arte Magica celebratissimæ: …story

hodie

adverb

today; nowadays Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.3… tricenis et singulis expedirentur, qui hodieque septimanas habent Nonas, ceteri quintanas.and still today
  • 12.8… a quibus esset Romani nominis origo, cum hodieque in sacris Martem patrem, Venerem genetricem …and even today

Homerus

name

Homer Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.9… dicatus deo plerumque hominum necatori, ut Homerus naturae conscius ait Ἆρες Ἄρες βροτολοιγὲ …Homer

homo

noun

human being, man; person Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 11 uses

How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • 1.6scito idem agrum quod hominem, quamvis quaestuosus siet, si sumptuosus erit, …a man

The Plague as a Test: A Bishop's Sermon at Carthage Cyprian, "On the Mortality" (De mortalitate), sections 8–20 · c. 252–253 (during the epidemic at Carthage)

  • 13.5… scriptum est: uasa figuli probat fornax et homines iustos temptatio tribulationis.people

Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.9… praecedens Marti esset dicatus deo plerumque hominum necatori, ut Homerus naturae conscius ait Ἆρες …of men
  • 12.20… in sacris adiungi dicunt, quia uox nascenti homini terrae contactu datur: scimus autem Mercurium …to a person

The Plague in the Bishop of Rochester’s Household William Dene (attributed), History of the Church of Rochester, printed in Henry Wharton’s Anglia Sacra (1691) · soon after the events of 1348–1349

  • 4… familiâ suâ iv. Sacerdotes, v. Scutiferos, x. homines de ministerio, vii. Clericos juvenes, & vi. …men

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 11… tantam lucem regionum cæterarum, strepitumque hominum perosi, nostras appetunt umbras, et nobiscum …of men

honestus

adjective

honorable, respectable Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • pr.1… tam periculosum sit, et item fenerari, si tam honestum sit. maiores nostri sic habuerunt et ita in …honorable

Looks like English honest

It means something else. Honestus meant held in honor, respectable, from honor. Cato means a respectable way to earn a living. English honest narrowed to truthful.

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honor

noun

honor; public office Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 8 uses

How the Romans fixed the year Censorinus, On the Birthday 20–22 (238 CE), in the edition of Friedrich Hultsch (Leipzig, 1867) · 238 CE

  • 22.12… quam iunioribus, quod illo mense maxime Iunoni honores habentur.honors
  • 22.16… Censorino C. Asinio Gallo cons. in Augusti honorem dictus est Augustus anno Augusti vicensimo. …honor

The Plague as a Test: A Bishop's Sermon at Carthage Cyprian, "On the Mortality" (De mortalitate), sections 8–20 · c. 252–253 (during the epidemic at Carthage)

  • 19.1… deprecanti et iam paene morienti iuuenis honore et maiestate uenerabilis, statu celsus et …in honor

Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.7… illae, ut principio anni ad promptum obsequium honore seruos inuitarent, hi, quia gratiam perfecti …by honor
  • 12.16… altera armis rem publicam tueretur, in honorem utriusque partis hunc Maium, sequentem Iunium …honor
  • 12.34… iam quintus esse sed septimus. sed postea in honorem Iulii Caesaris dictatoris, legem ferente M. …honor
  • 12.35… est, qui Sextilis antea uocabatur, donec honori Augusti daretur ex senatus consulto, cuius …for the honor
  • 13.5paulo post Numa in honorem imparis numeri, secretum hoc et ante Pythagoram …honor

hora

noun

hour Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 3… festum divi Joannis, quando Sol totis 24. horis conspicuus, nocti nullum relinquit locum. Ipsa …hours
  • 15Totum iter quantum est, quatuor ad summum horarum spacio absolvitur. Neque enim nobis semper …of hours

hordeum

noun

barley Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

Roman recipes Apicius, De re coquinaria, books 1, 4, 5 and 7, in the edition of C. Giarratano and F. Vollmer (Leipzig, 1922) · Compiled about 300–500 from older recipes; the surviving manuscripts were copied in the 800s

  • 1.12.1… aquam pro hydromelli aegris dabis. et si in hordeo obruas, inlaesas invenies.barley

horizon

noun

horizon Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 13… crescente in cornua, quæ ut primum Sole sub Horizontem condito cepit enitere, juncta Planetæ Saturno …horizon
  • 39… illorum Volva, Lunâ nostrâ. Quibus verò Volva Horizonti perpetuo inhæret, ijs eminus montis igniti …to the horizon

Looks like English horizon

It means much the same. Horizōn is the Greek word for the bounding circle, taken into Latin; it is the line where earth and sky seem to meet. English horizon is the same word.

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horribilis

adjective

terrible, dreadful Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

The Plague as a Test: A Bishop's Sermon at Carthage Cyprian, "On the Mortality" (De mortalitate), sections 8–20 · c. 252–253 (during the epidemic at Carthage)

  • 16.1… necessarium, quod pestis ista et lues quae horribilis et feralis uidetur explorat iustitiam …terrible

horridus

adjective

bristling, rough; dreadful Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 35… vel sedecim dies naturales longa, perpetuis horrida tenebris, quantæ apud nos sunt nocte illuni, …bristling

hortus

noun

garden Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 2 uses

How to run a farm Cato the Elder, On Farming (mid-second century BCE), in the edition of Georg Goetz after Heinrich Keil (Leipzig, 1922) · mid-second century BCE, late in Cato’s life

  • 1.6… prima, si vino bono et multo est, secundo loco hortus inriguus, tertio salictum, quarto oletum, …garden
  • 2.3… tergeri, viam publicam muniri, vepres recidi, hortum fodiri, pratum purgari, virgas vinciri, spinas …garden

Relatives of English yard

The old gh became g in German (Garten) and y in English (yard), h in Latin (hortus) and ch in Greek (chortos). The word means an enclosed place; garden is its cousin.

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hospitium

noun

hospitality; lodging, guest house Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Plague in the Bishop of Rochester’s Household William Dene (attributed), History of the Church of Rochester, printed in Henry Wharton’s Anglia Sacra (1691) · soon after the events of 1348–1349

  • 12… consecrato, versùs Londoniam festinavit, & in Hospitio Episcopi Roffensis apud La Place per quatuor …lodging, town house

hostia

noun

sacrificial victim Drafted; not yet checked.

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Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 12.20… colligunt quod sus praegnans ei mactatur, quae hostia propria est terrae. et Mercurium ideo illi in …victim

hostilis

adjective

of the enemy, hostile Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Plague as a Test: A Bishop's Sermon at Carthage Cyprian, "On the Mortality" (De mortalitate), sections 8–20 · c. 252–253 (during the epidemic at Carthage)

  • 8.6… est, neminem fames separat: sic cum inruptione hostili ciuitas aliqua possessa est, omnes simul …enemy

hostis

noun

enemy Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Plague as a Test: A Bishop's Sermon at Carthage Cyprian, "On the Mortality" (De mortalitate), sections 8–20 · c. 252–253 (during the epidemic at Carthage)

  • 15.2mortalitas ista Iudaeis et gentibus et Christi hostibus pestis est, Dei seruis salutaris excessus est.to the enemies

huc

adverb

here, to this place; to this point Drafted; not yet checked.

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Where the months got their names Macrobius, Saturnalia 1.12–14 (early fifth century CE), in the edition of Franz Eyssenhardt (Leipzig, 1893) · early fifth century CE; the dialogue is set in the 380s

  • 14.13… constitutum edicto palam posito publicauit, et huc usque stare potuisset, ni sacerdotes sibi …to here

hucusque

adverb

this far, up to now Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 68Hucusque cum pervenissem somniando; ventus ortus cum …this far

huiusmodi

article or determiner

of this kind, such Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library

The Plague in the Bishop of Rochester’s Household William Dene (attributed), History of the Church of Rochester, printed in Henry Wharton’s Anglia Sacra (1691) · soon after the events of 1348–1349

  • 7… Parochianis vel alienis undequaque recipere, hujusmodi exilitate proventuum durante.such

humanus

adjective

human; kind, cultured Drafted; not yet checked.

In the library · 10 uses

The Plague as a Test: A Bishop's Sermon at Carthage Cyprian, "On the Mortality" (De mortalitate), sections 8–20 · c. 252–253 (during the epidemic at Carthage)

  • 8.4quoadusque istic in mundo sumus, cum genere humano carnis aequalitate coniungimur, spiritu …human
  • 8.5… sunt carnis incommoda sunt nobis cum humano genere communia.human
  • 14.2… magnitudo est, quanta sublimitas in ruinis humani generis stare rectum nec cum eis quibus spes in …human
  • 15.3hoc quod sine ullo discrimine generis humani cum iniustis moriuntur et iusti, non est quod …human
  • 16.1… explorat iustitiam singulorum et mentes humani generis examinat, an infirmis seruiant sani, an …human
  • 19.1… aspectu et quem adsistentem sibi uix possit humanus aspectus oculis carnalibus intueri, nisi quod …human

humectus

adjective

damp, moist Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 15… illi, ingenita nobis vi, huic verò, spongijs humectis ad nares admotis, obviam imus. Confectâ primâ …damp

humilis

adjective

low; humble Drafted; not yet checked.

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The Dream: a journey to the Moon Johannes Kepler, Somnium, published by his son Ludwig Kepler (Sagan and Frankfurt, 1634) · Written in Prague about 1609; notes added 1620–30; published 1634

  • 3… sublevans, crebrò adducere est solita in humiliora juga, montis Heclæ, præsertim circa festum divi …lower

Looks like English humble

It means something else. Humilis meant low, near the ground (humus), so humiliora juga are the lower ridges of the mountain. A humble person is one who keeps low in spirit.

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hydromeli

noun

honey water, mead Drafted; not yet checked.

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Roman recipes Apicius, De re coquinaria, books 1, 4, 5 and 7, in the edition of C. Giarratano and F. Vollmer (Leipzig, 1922) · Compiled about 300–500 from older recipes; the surviving manuscripts were copied in the 800s

  • 1.12.1… uvas virides invenies. et ipsam aquam pro hydromelli aegris dabis. et si in hordeo obruas, inlaesas …honey water