outer
outer
adj.
Use P. also V. ὁ ἔξω.
adj.
Use P. also V. ὁ ἔξω.
OUTER OUTWARD
adj. extraneus (on the outside opposed to the thing itself within): externus (that is outside; opposed to intestinus or post-classical internus); or the comparative exterior (if two things be spoken of; e.g. the outer part pars exterior; opposed to pars interior). The outer circle orbis exterior; linea circumferens: outer goods bona externa; bona corporis (opposed to bona or virtutes animi): outer means remedia quae extrinsecus adhibentur (remedies): adjumenta externa et adventicia (helps from without): outer pomp ambitio: outer circumstances fortuna.
adj. extraneus (on the outside opposed to the thing itself within): externus (that is outside; opposed to intestinus or post-classical internus); or the comparative exterior (if two things be spoken of; e.g. the outer part pars exterior; opposed to pars interior). The outer circle orbis exterior; linea circumferens: outer goods bona externa; bona corporis (opposed to bona or virtutes animi): outer means remedia quae extrinsecus adhibentur (remedies): adjumenta externa et adventicia (helps from without): outer pomp ambitio: outer circumstances fortuna.
outer: extĕrior, us: opp. interior, Cic. Tim. 7. the o. works (of defence), ex. munitiones, Caes. B. G. 7, 87. Sup. extrēmus, extĭmus, outermost: the o. town of the Allobroges, extremum Allobrogum oppidum, Caes. B. G. 1, 6: the o. (circle) which includes all the rest, extimus, qui reliquos omnes complectitur, Cic. Rep. 6, 17: see also FARTHEST . Join: extremus atque ultimus, Cic. See also OUTSIDE , OUTWARD , EXTERNAL .