stlatarius
stlātārĭus (stlatt-), a, um, adj. [stlata],
- of or belonging to a ship (very rare), Enn. ap. Schol. Juv. 7, 134 (Ann. v. 469 Vahl.). —Poet., transf.; stlataria purpura, brought by ship, i.e. costly, Juv. 7, 134 Schol. (al. deceitful, cf. Mayor ad Juv. l. l.).
stlātārius, a, um (stlata), 1) eine stlata betreffend, navis, Kreuzer, Quint. 8, 3, 13 Meister. – 2) zu Schiffe geholt, kostbar, purpura, Iuven. 7, 134. – subst., stlātāria, ōrum, n., kostbare Stoffe, Enn. ann. 226. – Nbf. stlātāris, e, Caper 107, 1 K.
stlātārĭus (16) (-ttārius-), a, um (stlata), apporté par bateau, c.-à-dire cher : Juv. 7, 134 || n. pl., étoffes précieuses : Enn. Ann. 226.