colonus 的定义
plural co·lo·ni [kuh-loh-nahy, -nee]. /kəˈloʊ naɪ, -ni/.
- a serf in the latter period of the Roman Empire or in the early feudal period.
更多colonus例句
- He lived to be ninety years old, and produced the most beautiful of his tragedies in his eightieth year, the "Oedipus at Colonus."
- He argued that the Roman name was Colonus, which readily was transformed to a Spanish equivalent.
- It will be admitted on all hands that this would be much too large a tenement for a serf or a semi-servile colonus.
- In 405 Sophocles showed in his last play how Oedipus passed from earth in the poet's own birthplace, Colonus.
- Then seek there a man by name of Tobias, a colonus and a worker in ivory for the good Christian priests.