1 sextuplus v. sesquiplus
2 sextuplus
[cf. sextuplex, CL duplus] 1 multiplied by six, six times as much; b (as sb . n.).
corporis ‥ humani latitudo sexta pars est longitudinis in proporcione ~upla
[Odington 46]. b distat enim inter ~uplum et sescuplum, nam ~uplum de multiplici genere, ubi minor a majore sexies habetur
[(Ps.-Bede De Arithmeticis Numeris) PL XC 643A]; ponderales numeri: ‥ quintuplum, ~uplum
[(Ib.) Ib.]; quare sex in duplum pentagoni ABGDH est sescuplum ejus quod ex GD in ZT quinquies
[Adel. Elem. XIV 4].
2 that consists of six parts, that has six aspects, sixfold; b (? as sb n. pl.).
per sanctos quorum est ~upla conditio predicta
[Bacon Maj. II 395] (cf. [ib. 393]: istis ‥ sanctis prophetis ‥ credendum est propter sex rationes
). b ‘qui editioni antiquae translationem Theodotionis miscuit’ quando ~upla fecit, i. sex translationes in unum librum composuit
[Comm. Cant. I 4].