Spectabilis
spectabilis, that may be seen, visible
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feminine genitive singular
masculine accusative plural
feminine nominative singular
masculine genitive singular
feminine vocative singular
feminine accusative plural
masculine nominative singular
masculine vocative singular
neuter genitive singular of
spectabilis
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…aviditas ipsius veneni, percussis vero ab ea medentur et hi c quidem, sed et mullus ac laser, spectabili naturae potentia, in iis quoque, quibus et in terris victus est, sicut fibris, quos castoras vocant…
Pliny the Elder, Natural History
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…simul mandata ferebat. Aeacidae longo iuvenes post tempore visum agnovere tamen Cephalum dextrasque dedere inque patris duxere domum. Spectabilis heros et veteris retinens etiamnum pignera formae ingreditur ramumque tenens popularis olivae a dextra laevaque duos aetate minores maior habet…
Ovid, Metamorphoses
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…muricibus, purpuris. indigenae tamen tradunt in ora ab salat leftbracketclrightbracket flumen asanam, marino haustu, sed portu spectabile, mox amnem, quem vocant fut, ab eo ad dirim hoc enim atlanti nomen esse eorum lingua convenit…
Pliny the Elder, Natural History
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…fuit Venus cum fuit virgo, nudo et intecto corpore perfectam formositatem professa, nisi quod tenui pallio bombycino inumbrabat spectabilem pubem quam quidem laciniam curiosulus ventus satis amanter nunc lasciviens reflabat, ut dimota pateret flos aetatulae, nunc luxurians…
Apuleius, Metamorphoses
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…, climatum vel myrarum epithalamio conducibilem non putent, illud certe consulari viro vere Magno, quaestorio viro Domnulo, spectabili viro Leone ducibus audacter adfirmo, musicam et astrologiam, quae sunt infra arithmeticam consequentia membra philosophiae, nullatenus posse…
Sidonius Apollinaris, Carmina