print (v.) Copy link Outline I. With type1. *imprĭmo, pressi, ssum, 3 (which however is condemned by Kr. and others)2. expr. by ty̆pis, abl. pl., with various verbsII. To stamp with a pattern • print (v.): I. With type: 1. *imprĭmo, pressi, ssum, 3 (which however is condemned by Kr. and others): of this edition 275 copies were p.d, hujus editionis CCLXXV volumina impressa fuerunt, Drakenb. pref. Sil. Ital.: Ruhnk. (Kr.): so in legal term, imprimatur, licence to print. 2. expr. by ty̆pis, abl. pl., with various verbs: e. g. typis excudere, exscribere, describere, exprimere; which verbs are also used absol.: Orell. pref. Vell. (N.B.--These latter phrr. should be used whenever elegance of expression is an object.) Phr.: I shall be at liberty either to p. or not, erit liberum nobis vel publicare vel continere, Plin. Ep. 1, 8, 3 (the term to publish being often exact enough for ordinary purposes): to publish a book splendidly p.'d, librum magnificis typis (best add, expressum) in lucem edere, Bentl. (Kr.): the treatise has not yet been p.'d, *libellus nondum prelum exercuit; nondum typis expressus e prelo exiit. II. To stamp with a pattern: Phr.: figuras, formas (linteo, etc.) imprimere; (linteum, etc.) impressis formis pingere (Kr.).
print (subs.) Copy link Outline I. Mark impressedII. TypeIII. An engravingIV. A printed fabric • print (subs.): I. Mark impressed: nŏta impressa: cf. Hor. Od. 1, 13, 12: v. mark. See also to stamp. II. Type: expr. by ty̆pi, orum: to appear in p. (of a work), *typis expressum, excusum prodire: v. to print. To rush into p., *temere inconsulteque publicare, edere (libellum). III. An engraving: pictūra (lignea, etc. forma expressa): v. picture, engraving. IV. A printed fabric: *textile opus formis coloribusque impressis distinctum.
PRINT Copy link • PRINT 1. v. formis pingere (linen): *typis or litterarum formis describere or exscribere (a book: ☞ not librum imprimere or excudere, or typis exarare; not libri impressi or excussi): a book is being printed, *liber ab operis describitur; *liber prelum exercet or prelum subiit: a book is being printed in London, *liber Londinensibus typis exscribitur: to publish a correctly printed book, *librum emendate descriptum edere: to have a book printed, *librum prelo subjicere; *librum formis describendum curare: a book has been printed, *liber prelum reliquit. 2. s. Mark impressed, signum: nota (impressio, Apul.). A picture, *figura, imago, ligno, aeri, incisa. A printed paper, *tabula, charta, plagula, typis descripta.