hexaemeron

hexaēmeron, -um, ī, n. (ἑξαήμερον), die sechs Tage der Erschaffung der Welt, Ambros. epist. 45, 1. Cassiod. inst. div. litt. 1. Hieron. de vir. ill. 37 (wo Herding hexemerum liest).

hexaëmeron [LL < ἑξαήμερον] , (period of) six days (of Creation) or commentary thereon. Ambrosius in libro quarto Hexameron ‥ ait Bede TR 31; exameron, vii [l. vj] dierum conputatio GlC E 522; Ambrosius in libro Exameron ‥ inquit Neckam Sal. 30; dicit Basilius super illud verbum in Exameron Bart. Angl. V 22; exameron [gl.: liber sex dierum] Bacon Gram. Gk. 116; Exaemeron Ambrosii (Catal. librorum) Meaux III lxxxvii; Exameron Basilii (Catal. librorum) Chr. Rams. 361; Exameron Stephani Cantuariensis Cant. Coll. Ox. I 61.

Hexaēmĕron

See Dracontius.