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cruor

[kroo-awr] / ˈkru ɔr /


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Resonant aures, Stillatque niger naris aduc� Cruor; at venas rumpit hiantes.

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Sanguis erant lacrymæ; quacumque foramina novit Humor, ab his largus manat cruor: ora redundant, Et patulæ nares; sudor rubet; omnia plenis Membra fluunt venis: totum est pro vulnere corpus.

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Cruor, krōō′or, n. coagulated blood.—n.

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Sanguis is the condition of physical life; cruor, the symbol of death by slaughter.

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It appears also from Ovid's account that there was much drunkenness and obscene language; this was, in fact, a festa very different in character from those of the Numan calendar; and that there was a magical element in the cult of the deity seems proved by the mysterious allusion to "virgineus cruor" in connection with her grove not far from this scene of revelry, in Martial iv.

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