salarius

salarius
salārĭus, a, um de sel, relatif au sel.    - salārĭus, ii, m. : marchand de salaisons.    - Salaria (via) : la voie Salaria (par où arrivait le sel).
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salārĭus, a, um de sel, relatif au sel.    - salārĭus, ii, m. : marchand de salaisons.    - Salaria (via) : la voie Salaria (par où arrivait le sel).
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    Salarius, salarii. Mart. Qui vend du sel ou chairs de poissons salez, Saunier.
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    Salarius, Adiectiuum: vt Annona salaria. Liu. La provision et fourniture de sel pour un an.
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    Via salaria. Plin. Le chemin par où passoit le sel.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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