caffaeumとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

caffaeum n (genitive caffaeī); second declension

1. Alternative form of cafēa
   • 1755, Caroli Porée e Societate Jesu sacerdot Fabulae dramaticae, page 203:

     Caffæum arabicum, & ſinicam Theam intuens.

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   • 1786, Poesie latine dell’ abate Gaetano Buganza Mantovano: scritte sopra argomenti di costume moderno e familiare, non trattati in prima da altro poeta latino, page 103:

     PRoh qui Caffaeo cultus, quae cura parando! […] Saccara tum cyatho ponenda: herus addit, avara / Saccara pone manu: Caffaei nempe ſaporem / Dulcedo obtundi; Caffaei gloria amaror.

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   • 1790, Gerard Nicolaas Heerkens, Ger. Nicolai Heerkens complurium academiarum socii, De valetudine literatorum, libri III., page 99:

     Caffæum, nec Thea nocet: ſed ut obſit utrumque, / Spretis plusque ſcyphis, peſſimus uſus habet.

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   • 1907, De religiosis institutis & personis supplementa et monumenta periodica, volume 2, Apud Pontificam Universitatem Gregorianam, page 183:

     Cui permittitur aliquid sumere per modum potus, licet sumere iusculum, caffaeum, vel alium cibum liquidum, quamvis mixtum parte quadam solida, ut (semoule, chapelure: semmolino, pangrattato) dummodo ne pereat liquida cibi qualitas.

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   • 1917, Rerum aethiopicarum scriptores occidentales inediti a saeculo XVI ad XIX, volume 15, excudebat C. de Luigi, page 239, column 1:

     […] – quantum distet a freto Maris Rubri, XI, 19 – ab urbe Sana distat 80 leucas, XI, 20 – aromata et textilia mittit in Aethiopiam, V, 35 – ex ea Angli et Hollandi caffaeum exportant, XIV, 333 – eo captivi ducuntur a Turcis an. 1560 aliquot Lusitani cum fr. Fulgentio Freire S. I., X, 110 – et an. 1595 pp. Paez et Monserrate, qui remigio addicuntur, II, xix; […]

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   • 1923, George Lawrence Murphy, Delinquencies and Penalties in the Administration and Reception of the Sacraments […], Catholic University of America, page 20:

     “Mens est, ut liceat sumere jusculum, caffaeum, lac, aut alium cibum liquidum, etsi ei sit permixta substantia aliqua, ex. gratia, leves pastilli farinae (semolino), panis radula tritus (pangrattato), ovum dilutum, etc.: dummodo mixtio non amittat naturam cibi liquidi.”

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