Latialis
Latialis, of Latium, Latin
Lătĭālis, e; Lătĭālĭter, Lătĭar, āris; Lătĭāris, e; Lătĭārĭter, v. Latium, II. D.
Latiālis, e, s. Latium.
heri nos lusitavimus ad invicem ~ibus (i. verbis) rematibus
ubi partibus ~ibus affluenter imbutus?
innotescendum est in primis, partes ~es aliquando secundum litteram tantum, aliquando autem secundum litteram et sensum
quibusdam ascendendi gradibus ad summam ~is scientie attingitur
dominam preambulam vates gravestelli cygnino capellicio candidantes, penulas ~es induciati [gl.: camisias latinas induti ]
1 Lătĭālis, (16) e, du Latium, latin : Ov. M. 15, 481 ; Latialis sermo Plin. 3, 7, la langue latine.
Latia'lis
or Latia'ris, a surname of Jupiter as the protecting divinity of Latium. The Latin towns and Rome celebrated to him every year the feriae Latinae, on the Alban mount, which were proclaimed and conducted by one of the Roman consuls. (Liv. 21.63, 22.1; Dionys. A. R. 4.49; Serv. ad Aen. 12.135; Suet. Calig. 22 ; comp. Latinus.) [L.S]
Latiālis e, adj.,
- of Latium, Latin, O.
Latiālis
or Latiāris. A surname of Iupiter as the protecting divinity of Latium. The Latin towns and Rome celebrated to him every year the Feriae Latinae on the Alban Mount, which were conducted by one of the Roman consuls