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classical antiquity, the
cornucopia (/ˌkɔːrn(j)əˈkoʊpiə, -n(j)uː-/; from
Latin cornu 'horn' and copia 'abundance'), also
called the horn of plenty, was a symbol...
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Cornu aspersum (syn.
Helix aspersa,
Cryptomphalus aspersus),
known by the
common name
garden snail, is a
species of land
snail in the
family Helicidae...
- of the poet Martial's
Epigrammaton in the 1470s. A book on Martial,
Cornu Copiae – part commentary, part
dictionary –
which was
completed by
Perotti in...
- Philoponus, De
dialectis Aldus Manutius Venice Found in the
Thesaurus cornu copiae et
horti Adonidis. 1497 Zenobius,
Proverbia Benedetto Filologo Florence...
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words like
arcus and artus. In the
genitive singular,
cornūs may in
later times be
replaced by
cornū. The
locative endings for the
fourth declension are...
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numerum complectens (1700)
Amaltheum botani****.
stirpium indicarum alterum copiae cornu millenas ad
minimum & bis
centum diversas species novas &
indictas nominatim...
- Magni, 1546. Eunapius, De
vitis philosophorum, 1568, 1596. Eustathius,
Copiae cornu sive Oce****
enarrationum Homericarum, 1558. Hesychius, De his qui eruditionis...
