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Caeruleus (-a, -um) est coloris nomen, de caelo derivatum.
Caeruleus
In lingua Latina classica de caelo, cum sit sudum, et de mari saepe dicitur, necnon de oculorum colore. Cicero Minervam caesios, Neptunum caeruleos oculos habere dicit[1]. Interdum colorem ad callainum et viridem propinquum significat (e.g., prata Ennius caerulea nominat[2]), interdum colorem atriorem et tenebricosum (de nubibus[3], de nocte[4], de Charonis nave[5]).
In heraldicā azureus, azzurrus, blavus aut cyaneus etiam nuncupari potest.[6]
Sebastianus Caeruleus pseudonymum erat auctoris neolatini Iosephi Eberle Suebi.
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