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ostentus1

P. P. P. v. ostendo

See also

os-tendō <tendere, tendī, tentum [o. (später) tēnsum]> (<obs [ob]-tendo)

1. poet

entgegenstrecken, -halten, vorhalten [manūs; dextram; glaebas Aquiloni aussetzen];

2.

zeigen, sehen lassen, darbieten [epistulam; tabellas; lapidem hinzeigen auf; telum inimico; iuvenes foro einführen auf; captos hostes civibus im Triumph zeigen, aufführen; iambos Latio in Latium einführen; se in armis; aciem ad terrorem hostium; vocem hören lassen];
ostendo se ostendere u. mediopass. ostendi

3. übtr

vor Augen halten, in Aussicht stellen, versprechen, ankündigen [alci spem praemiorum; munus; spem falsam vorspiegeln; viam salutis]

4.

offenbaren, erkennen lassen, an den Tag legen [sententiam suam; se alci inimicum]

5.

erklären, eröffnen, darlegen, deuten, veranschaulichen (abs.; m. Akk; A. C. I.; indir. Frages.) [siderum motūs; potestatem suam in alqm]

6.

ostentus2 Dat uī, Abl ū m (ostendo)

1.

ostentus
das Zeigen, Schaustellung, meist Dat ostentuī zur Schau

2. (ostentuī)

ostentus
zum Beweis [ esse dienen ]

3. (ostentuī)

ostentus
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