Clara
Clāra, æ, f. , nom de femme : *Cod. Just. 6, 12, 2, inscr..
Clara, quod per textum suum rarissimum inspiciatur quasi per transennam, apud Leibnit. tom. 2. Scriptor. Brunsvic. pag. 881. et 903. Alia notione sumitur in Concilio Albiensi cap. 16. apud Acherium tom. 2. Spicil. pag. 640. ac forte pro panno candidiori vel coloris cujusvis spendidioris :
Districte præcipientes, ut Regulares aliqui Clara vel nigra, bruneta vel panno alio sumptuoso, sendato quoque aut serico non utantur.
Cler, Panni species, in Lit. remiss. ann. 1375. ex Reg. 107. Chartoph. reg. ch. 271 :
La mere de laditte Meline bailla une cote de Cler qu'elle avoit à sa fille.
la Glaire de l'œuf; in Miracul. B. Ambrosii Senensis instr. 27.
Clere, eodem sensu, in Lit. remiss. ann. 1411. ex Reg. 165. Chartoph. reg. ch. 390 :
Icellui Bernart print des estouppes et de la Clere des oefs, et au mieulx qu'il seut appareilla les playes, qui fort seignoyent.Aliud vero sonat
Clere, in aliis Lit. ann. 1397. ex Reg. 152. ch. 282 :
Et d'illecVallem significare videtur : undenam vero ?(de Lamberville) se parti et s'en vint par costes et par Clere tant que il vint à Fontaines le Sourt.
Clara , Di'dia
daughter of the emperor Didius Julianus and his wife Manlia Scantilla. She was married to Cornelius Repentinus, who was appointed praefectus urbi in the room of Flavius Sulpicianus; she received the title of Augusta upon her father's accession, and was deprived of it at his death. Her effigy appears upon coins, but these are of great rarity. (Spartian. Julian. 3, 8; Eckhel, vol. vii. p. 151.)
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