bipennibus
bipennis, with two edges, two-edged
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Parsed as:
feminine ablative plural
feminine dative plural
masculine dative plural
feminine dative plural
masculine ablative plural
neuter dative plural
neuter ablative plural
feminine ablative plural of
bipennis
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…praescia luctus damnauit uesci planctuque alimenta refugit. nec rauco taurus cessauit flebile ad aras immugire sono pressamque ad colla bipennem incerta ceruice ferens altaria liquit. signa etiam effusa certant dum uellere mole, taeter humo lacera nitentum erupit in…
NA, Silius Italicus, Corpus Poetarum Latinorum. Vol. 3, ed. W. C. Summers, 1905
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…notavit, fata sed tardant manus, ictusque resilit et dolis addit fidem. Iterum tamen confirmat invalidam manum altaque bipenni latera pertemptat. Fremit captiva pubes intus et, dum murmurat, roborea moles spirat alieno metu. Ibat iuventus…
Petronius, Satyricon, Fragmenta, and Poems
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…Neurus, Bastarna, Toringus, Bructerus, ulvosa vel quem Nicer alluit unda prorumpit Francus ; cecidit cito secta bipenni Hercynia in lintres et Rhenum texuit alno ; et iam terrificis diffuderat Attila turmis in campos se, Belga ,…
Sidonius Apollinaris, Carmina
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…in litore vittis et Zephyris Glaucoque bovem Thetidique iuvencam deicit Ancaeus. non illo certior alter pinguia letifera perfringere colla bipenni. ipse ter aequoreo libans carchesia patri sic ait Aesonides o qui spumantia nutu regna quatis terrasque salo complecteris omnes…
C. Valerius Flaccus , Argonautica
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…imbrium evanescant. Itaque coniectu telorum Aliso paulisper defensus, ingenti corporis robore, supposito stipite, eandem catenam fortius bipenni concidens, ita confregit, ut disiecta patefaceret aditum latum, hocque exitu civitas hostili impetu patuit improtecta. Qua…
Ammianus Marcellinus, Rerum Gestarum