fabulose

fābŭlōsē, adv.,

• fabulously, v. fabulosus fin.

fābulōsē, Adv. (v. fabulosus), fabelhaft, f. multa de hominum aevo referre, Plin.: iocose fabuloseque multa iactitare, Petron.: ut Homerus fabulosius canit, Amm.: fabulosissime antiquis narrata (insula), Plin.

fabulose [CL] , according to story. fabulosus, -a, -um, et ~e adverb Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 215; [Arcturum] quem ~e Britones post data tempora credunt rediturum in regnum Gerv. Tilb. II 17 p. 937; ~e depingitur Mercurius habens virgam serpenti nexam et pennas usque ad talos cui datur galea in capite Malachy Ven. 15.

fābŭlōsē, fabuleusement, faussement : Plin. 32, 143 || -losius, -issime Amm. 23, 6 ; Plin. 5, 2.

fabulose . adv. s.
誕妄然。

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