seventeen
SEVENTEEN
septemdecim (very often in Liv.; only twice in Cic.); decem et septem (Liv.); septem et decem (Cic.); decem septemque (Nep.); decem septem (Liv. 24 15); (if with a substantive that is used only in the plur.) septeni deni; (distributive) septeni deni: seventeen years old septendecim annos natus; septendecim annorum: seventeen times septies decies
septemdecim (very often in Liv.; only twice in Cic.); decem et septem (Liv.); septem et decem (Cic.); decem septemque (Nep.); decem septem (Liv. 24 15); (if with a substantive that is used only in the plur.) septeni deni; (distributive) septeni deni: seventeen years old septendecim annos natus; septendecim annorum: seventeen times septies decies
seventeen: septemdĕcim s. septendĕcim: we are numbered among the s. nations of Sicily, nos in s. populis Siciliae numeramur, Cic. Verr. 5, 47, 124. Also separately: septem et decem, Cic. de Sen. 6, 16: and decem et septem, Liv. 33, 21, fin.: he served his first campaign at the age of s., primum stipendium meruit annorum decem septemque, Nep. Cato, 1, med.: s. thousand, decem septem millia, Liv. 24, 15, init. Distrib. septēni dēni (s. at a time). s. times, *septies dĕcĭēs.