circumagenti
circumago, to drive in a circle, turn round
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Parsed as:
present active participle feminine dative singular
present active participle neuter dative singular
present active participle masculine ablative singular
present active participle neuter ablative singular
present active participle feminine ablative singular
present active participle masculine dative singular of
circumago
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…sumptuosa tutela. Cuius in prima parte atrium frugi, nec tamen sordidum ; deinde porticus in D litterae similitudinem circumactae, quibus parvola sed festiva area includitur. Egregium hac adversus tempestates receptaculum ; nam specularibus ac multo magis imminentibus…
Pliny the Younger, Letters
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…pedibus confossis repsit genibus in catervas, abrepta scuta iaciens in sublime, quae decidentia voluptati spectantibus erant in orbem circumacta, velut arte, non furore beluae, iacerentur. magnum et in altero miraculum fuit uno ictu occiso ;…
Pliny the Elder, Natural History
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…nos inmortales fieri dicebas, qui ex acie redeuntis uulnera osculabaris. ad haec noua et diuersa imperia subito me circumagi putas posse non ita est. ille in nos dominatur affectus qui animum primus intrauit. luxuria, auaritia ,…
Seneca the Elder, Controversiae
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…est umbilicus. namque si homo conlocatus fuerit supinus manibus et pedibus pansis circinique conlocatum centrum in umbilico eius, circumagendo rotundationem utrarumque manuum et pedum digiti linea tangentur. non minus quemadmodum schema rotundationis in corpore efficitur, item quadrata…
Vitruvius, de Architectura
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…imbre tollatur. nec ullius quae seruntur natura ad sensu m terraeque mirabilior est. primum omnium cotidie cum sole circumagitur horasque agricolis etiam nubilo demonstrat. ter praeterea floret. terram amat terraque operiri non vult. et unum hoc…
Pliny the Elder, Natural History