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Colloquia   Listen
noun
colloquia  n.  The Latinic plural of colloquium.






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"Colloquia" Quotes from Famous Books



... information it communicates concerning the early state of the Reformed Church. But of those productions which belong to the class, though they do not bear the name, of Ana, the most celebrated are the Colloquia Mensalia of Luther and Selden's Table-Talk. The former, which comprehends the conversation of Luther with his friends and coadjutors in the great work of the Reformation, was first published in 1566. ...
— Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia

... 3, 6.—Old women, however, may be negatively useful. One of the writers on the subject (John Nider) recommends them to young men since 'Vetularum aspectus et colloquia amorem excutiunt.' ...
— The Superstitions of Witchcraft • Howard Williams



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