Notes And Queries, Number 17, February 23, 1850
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Proprie _calamitatem_ rustici vocant quod comminuat _calamum_; h.e. culmen et segetem." The etymology of its synonym, "_disaster_," is more direct--[Greek: dhus hasthaer], a star of evil influence, or, as we say, "born under an ill planet." [Greek: Philologos] Forcellini, _s.v. Calamitas_, says:-- "Proprie significat imminutionem clademque calamorum segetis, qu
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Proprie _calamitatem_ rustici vocant quod comminuat _calamum_; h.e. culmen et segetem." The etymology of its synonym, "_disaster_," is more direct--[Greek: dhus hasthaer], a star of evil influence, or, as we say, "born under an ill planet." [Greek: Philologos] Forcellini, _s.v. Calamitas_, says:-- "Proprie significat imminutionem clademque calamorum segetis, qu
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