dextrale
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dextralia Noun: neuter accusative plural, Noun: neuter vocative plural, Noun: neuter nominative plural of dextrale
dextrāle, is, n. [dexter],
- a bracelet (late Lat.), Cypr. Habit. Verg. med.; Vulg. Exod. 35, 22 al.
dextrāle, is, n. (dexter), das Armband, Itala Isai. 3, 19 (bei Cypr. de habitu virg. 13). Vulg. exod. 35, 25 u. num. 31, 50. Fulg. Verg. contin. p. 155 M. Isid. 19, 31, 16 (wo Otto dextras).
dextrālĕ, is, n. (dexter), bracelet : Vulg. Exod. 35, 22.
Dextræ, quod idem Isid. Orig. lib. 19. cap. 31. dicat,
Dextras communes esse virorum ac fæminarum : quia utriusque sexus Dextra sunt ampla et ante manicam portantur, et possint ibi jungi clavo uno.Hinc
Ex ipsisLeontius Episcopus in Vita S. Joannis Eleemos. n. 10. ex Versione Anastasii Bibl. :(paradisi floribus) anulos etDextralia , dum exercet opera bona, sibi componat.
Venientibus autem quibusdam indutis ornamentis aureis, etVide Exod. cap. 35. num. 31. S. Augustinum Homil. 26. Gaudentium Brixiensem Episc. tract. 8.Dextralibus , et quærentibus eleemosynam, etc.
Armillæ, apud Papiam. Occurrit Judith. 10. 3.
PezAnecd. tom. 1. part. 3. col. 291.
DEXTRALE
DEXTRA´LE(Cyprian. Hab. Virg. med.), and DEXTROCHERIUM (from dexter and χείρ, the hand, Capitol. Maxim. 6, Maxim. Jun. 1; gemmata dextrocheria, Schol. ad Juven. 9.50), late Latin words, signifying a bracelet. For illustrations, see ARMILLA
[W.S]Dextrālé
and dextrocherium (from dexter and χείρ, “the hand”). Late Latin words, signifying a bracelet. See armilla.