The corpus record — Latin

implēmentum

implēmentum · n

a filling up

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What it meant

implēmentum — Lewis & Short

implēmentum (inpl-), i, n.impleo,

I a filling up, as a diseased condition: capitis, i. e. a determination of blood to the head, Cael. Aur. Tard. 1, 5, 148.

Where it came from

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