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labyrinthus

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labyrinthus /lab·y·rin·thus/ (lab″ĭ-rin´thus) pl. labyrin´thi   [L.] labyrinth.


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Additionally, not to be missed features in Barvaux-sur-Ourthe include the Labyrinthus and the myriad golf courses made available to tourists.
A graffito on a petrified house in Pompeii depicts a labyrinth; it is accompanied by the inscription labyrinthus hic habitat minotaurus (the labyrinth: the minotaur lives here), which, I suppose, was one up on the more usual cave canem (beware of the dog).
; see also Guido Papa, Decisiones Guidonis Papae, Iurisconsulti Grationpolitani 319 (Lyon, Sumptibus Ioannis de Gabiano 1613); 1 Francisco Salgado de Somoza, Labyrinthus Creditorum concurrentium ad Litem per Debitorem Communem inter illos Causatam 558 (Venice, Apud Turrinum 1653) (standard authority of period).
 
 
 
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