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titulus
/ ˈtɪtjʊləs /
noun
- history a sign bearing the condemned man's name and crime, attached to the top of the cross at a crucifixion
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Word History and Origins
Origin of titulus1
from Latin, literally: inscription, label, title
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Example Sentences
From his neck hung a scroll (titulus), setting forth his character and serving as a warrant for the purchaser.
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Above or below each niche was fastened to the wall a piece of marble (titulus) on which was cut the name of the owner.
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The sets of verses begin with three elegiac couplets headed Titulus Bibliothece, probably placed over the door of entrance.
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To the Latin cross are added the titulus, and a lower diagonal crosspiece which is assumed to be a rest for the feet.
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Williams' CVI is possibly correct; the line would then refer to the titulus of the poem in a published text.
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