Calaber
Rogerius in gladio suo inscribi fecit ‥: ‘Appulus et Calaber, Siculus mihi servit et Afer’
F. ‥ fecit omnes Apulos, Siculos et ~bres facere homagium ligium ‥ filio suo
ut omnes minores canonici ‥ almicias de nigris pellibus, ~bre vulgariter nuncupatum, exterius confectas ‥ gestent
minores canonici [S. Pauli ] ‥ portent ‥ almicia de variis minutis internis et de ~bro nigro externis
indumentum foderatum cum ~bre(
togam ‥ penulatam cum ~bre
persona ‥ amisiam calebriam portans
capellani ‥ cum almiciis suis ‥ penulatis sive forratis cum ~brio vel grisio
Călăbĕr, (13) brī, m. , habitant de la Calabrie : Sil. 8, 573 ; Plin. 3, 105 || -bĕr, bra, brum, de Calabrie : Virg. G. 3, 425 ; Ov. F. 5, 162.
Calaber
[Quintus Smyrnaeus.]
Calăber
Quintus, called Smyrnaeus (Κόϊντος Σμυρναῖος). The author of a poem in fourteen books, intended as a continuation of the Iliad of Homer. He lived in the fourth century A.D. The poem was edited by Tychsen (Strasburg, 1807).