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in-cōnexus

in-cōnexus · adj

not joined together

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What it meant

in-cōnexus — Lewis & Short

in-cōnexus (inconn-), a, um, adj.,

I not joined together, disconnected (late Lat.): res, Aus. Edyll. ad Paul. 12.—

II Transf., gram. t. t., = a)suna/rthtos, of metrical construction, loose, disjointed, said of verses in which various forms of rhythm succeed one another, Mar. Vict. de Metr. p. 2534 P.; p. 2550 P.

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