treble
treble
adj.
V. τριπλοῦς.
Three times as much: Ar. and P. τριπλά̆σιος.
adj.
V. τριπλοῦς.
Three times as much: Ar. and P. τριπλά̆σιος.
TREBLE
adj. triplus (thrice as much): trigeminus or (more poetical) tergeminus (repeated three times): tripartitus (in three parts): triplex (consisting of three divisions): terni -ae -a (three at once; e.g. soles terni).
adj. triplus (thrice as much): trigeminus or (more poetical) tergeminus (repeated three times): tripartitus (in three parts): triplex (consisting of three divisions): terni -ae -a (three at once; e.g. soles terni).
v. triplicare (Gell.).
s. In music vox attenuata acuta (Auctor ad Her.): soni acuti (Cic.): summa vox (Hor. Sat.). To sing treble summa voce canere: to go from the highest treble to the deepest bass vocem ab acutissimo sono usque ad gravissimum sonum recipere (Cic. De Or. 1 59 201).
treble (adj. and subs.): three times as much:
1. triplus: the third portion the t. of the first, tertia (pars) primae tripla, Cic. Tim. 7: to be condemned to pay t., *tripli damnari (cf.DOUBLE ).
2. triplex, ĭcis: t. (or triple) form (of Cerberus), t. forma, Ov. Met. 9, 185: t. (or triple) brass, aes t., Hor. Neut. used as subs.: Hor. S. 2, 3, 237.
3. tergĕmĭnus; also trīgĕmĭnus (only poet.): t. head (of a monster): t. caput, Tib. 3, 4. 88: Virg.: Ov.
1. triplus: the third portion the t. of the first, tertia (pars) primae tripla, Cic. Tim. 7: to be condemned to pay t., *tripli damnari (cf.
2. triplex, ĭcis: t. (
3. tergĕmĭnus; also trīgĕmĭnus (only poet.): t. head (of a monster): t. caput, Tib. 3, 4. 88: Virg.: Ov.
treble (adj. and subs.): ăcūta (vox): ăcūtus sŏnus: cf. Cic. de Or. 1, 59, 251, ab acutissimo sono usque ad gravissimum.
treble (v.): triplĭco, 1: Gell.: Macr. (Or by circuml.: to t. a number, numerum triplum facere: see adj.)