premonitory

PREMONITORY

qui praemonet etc. (praemonitorius Tert.).

premonitory: expr. by circuml.: to give p. signs, praemonere, significare, praemonstrare, (v. TO FOREWARN, FORE-*BODE): p. symptoms of disease, notae futurae adversae valetudinis, Cels. 3, 2, med.: called shortly after, terrentia (n. pl.), and indicia, l. c. (N.B.--Not praemonitorius, which is without authority and unnecessary.)