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spoliātus <a, um>

P. Adj. zu spolio

spoliatus
ausgeplündert, armselig
See also

spoliō <spoliāre> (spolium)

1. (m. Akk)

spolio
der Kleider berauben, entkleiden, bes. dem erschlagenen Feind seine Rüstung abnehmen [ alqm veste; corpus caesi hostis; cadaver ]

2. übtr

a.

spolio
(aus)plündern, berauben [ delubra sociorum; alqm argento; alqm regno paterno; alqm vitā ]
viris spoliari
der Mannschaft beraubt werden

b.

spolio
etw. rauben [ alienam pudicitiam; dignitatem alcis; fortunam ]
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