〈defluctio〉 ‘separation’
〈defluo〉 ‘to separate’
〈recedo〉 ‘to separate’
〈divisus〉 ‘separated’
〈aporroica〉 ‘separation’
〈separo〉 ‘to separate’
Latin verb
Last edited: 2024-12-02| Primary meaning | to make separate |
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| Literal translation | to pull away |
| Variants | abstraho |
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Summa enim velocitas transeuntium est, ideoque omnis defectio siderum brevis est quia cito illa idem cursus qui admoverat abstrahit.
‘For, the velocity of stars in transit is very great. Consequently, every eclipse of stars is brief because the same motion that brought them rapidly together separates them rapidly.’
quaeque super signum nascens a cardine primum tertia sors manet et summo iam proxima caelo haec ter vicenos geminat, tris abstrahit annos.
‘And the temple which is separated by one intervening sign from the first sign rising at the cardinal point and which is now next to heaven’s peak, this multiplies a score by three and takes three years away.’
〈defluctio〉 ‘separation’
〈defluo〉 ‘to separate’
〈recedo〉 ‘to separate’
〈divisus〉 ‘separated’
〈aporroica〉 ‘separation’
〈separo〉 ‘to separate’
@misc{zodiac1887,
note = {[Online; accessed 2025-12-01]},
author = {Meinhardt, Kierán},
year = {2024},
title = {abstraho ({Lemma} #1887)},
url = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/1887/},
howpublished = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/1887/},
}