nursery
nursery
subs.
Place for rearing children: P. σηκός, ὁ (Plat. Rep. 460c).
subs.
Place for rearing children: P. σηκός, ὁ (Plat. Rep. 460c).
NURSERY
Room where young children are brought up parvulorum diaeta (Jurisconsulti); *parvulorum cubiculum: a nursery tale nutricularum fabula (Quint. 1 9 2).
Plantation of young trees seminarium plantarium; seminarium pomarium or pomorum (of fruit-trees): vitiarium (of vines): *seminarium oleagineum (of olive-trees): to make or lay out a nursery facere instituere seminarium etc.
Room where young children are brought up parvulorum diaeta (Jurisconsulti); *parvulorum cubiculum: a nursery tale nutricularum fabula (Quint. 1 9 2).
Plantation of young trees seminarium plantarium; seminarium pomarium or pomorum (of fruit-trees): vitiarium (of vines): *seminarium oleagineum (of olive-trees): to make or lay out a nursery facere instituere seminarium etc.
nursery:
I. For children: (?) parvulorum diaeta (the room): Kr. (ex Ict.). Phr.: physical education begins in the n., corporum educatio a lacte cunisque initium ducit, Quint. 1, 1, 21: there are studies proper to the n., sunt sua etiam infantiae studia, cf. Quint. l. c.: n. tales, nutricum fabulae, cf. Quint. 1, 9, 2: to allow children to spend three years in the n., nutricibus triennium dare, ib. § 16: to get beyond the n., and learn in earnest, exire de gremio et discere serio, ib. 1, 2, init.: ere he was well out of the n., *quum vix e cura nutricis exisset; adhuc infans.
II. For plants:
1. plantārium: Plin. 13, 4, 8.
2. sēmĭnārium: Col. 5, 6, init.: Plin. Fig.: the n. of the state (the family), s. reipublicae, Cic. Off. 1, 17, 54: Liv.
III. Fig.: a rearing place:
1. sēmĭnārium: a n. (hot-bed) of crime, s. scelerum (sc. Bacchanalia, Liv. 39, epit.: Cic.: v. supr., II.).
2. altrix (terra): v.NURTURER .
I. For children: (?) parvulorum diaeta (the room): Kr. (ex Ict.). Phr.: physical education begins in the n., corporum educatio a lacte cunisque initium ducit, Quint. 1, 1, 21: there are studies proper to the n., sunt sua etiam infantiae studia, cf. Quint. l. c.: n. tales, nutricum fabulae, cf. Quint. 1, 9, 2: to allow children to spend three years in the n., nutricibus triennium dare, ib. § 16: to get beyond the n., and learn in earnest, exire de gremio et discere serio, ib. 1, 2, init.: ere he was well out of the n., *quum vix e cura nutricis exisset; adhuc infans.
II. For plants:
1. plantārium: Plin. 13, 4, 8.
2. sēmĭnārium: Col. 5, 6, init.: Plin. Fig.: the n. of the state (the family), s. reipublicae, Cic. Off. 1, 17, 54: Liv.
III. Fig.: a rearing place:
1. sēmĭnārium: a n. (hot-bed) of crime, s. scelerum (sc. Bacchanalia, Liv. 39, epit.: Cic.: v. supr., II.).
2. altrix (terra): v.