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regifuge Rom. Hist.|ˈrɛdʒɪfjuːdʒ|
[ad. L. rēgifugium, f. rēgi-, rex king + fuga flight.]
The flight or expulsion of the kings from Rome.
L. rēgifugium occurs only as the name of the festival (on 24 Feb.) commemorative of the expulsion.
1654Vilvain Epit. Ess. ii. xxviii, Tarquins expulsion or Regi-fuge. a1727Newton Chronol. Amended i. (1728) 49 The old Records of the Latines were burnt by the Gauls, an hundred and twenty years after the Regifuge. 1770Swinton in Phil. Trans. LXI. 88 They prevailed at Rome..till after the regifuge. 1847Grote Greece ii. xxxi. IV. 206 At the epoch of Kleisthenês, which by a remarkable coincidence is the same as that of the regifuge at Rome. |