Băbўlo — Lewis & Short
Băbўlo, ōnis, m. (prob. from Babylon, a Babylonian, foreigner),
I the name of a slave, Ter. Ad. 5, 7, 17 (acc. to others, a man of Oriental wealth and luxury, a nabob; cf. Bentl. ad loc.).
The corpus record — Latin
Băbўlo
Băbўlo · m
the name of a slave
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