The corpus record — Latin

paucĭes

paucĭes · adv

a few times

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What it meant

paucĭes — Lewis & Short

paucĭes (or paucĭens), adv.paucus,

I a few times, seldom, rarely (ante-class.): tuam uxorem pauciens video, Titin. ap. Fest. p. 220 Müll. and ap. Non. 157, 17: in urbem paucies venire, id. ap. Non. 157, 18; Cael. ap. Non. 157, 19.

Where it came from

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