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† nataˈlitious, a. Obs.
[f. as prec. + -ous.]
1. = natalitial a.
1646Buck Rich. III 78 It importeth no reason why those early and natalitious teeth should presage such horrour..to his birth. 1669Baddeley Life Bp. Morton 1 The natalicious and Birth-places of most Noble..Princes.
2. Concerned with one's children. rare—1.
Not from the L. text, which has only bellum internecivum.
1654R. Codrington tr. Iustine xxvi. 353 The Gauls..made a natalitious and an intrinsick war with..their children. |