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Paˈnnonic, a.
Of or pertaining to ancient Pannonia, corresponding to modern Hungary. Also Paˈnnonian a. and n.
1597Gerarde Herbal i. xxxv. §7. 50 Carolus Clusius..hath set foorth in his pannonick Epitome. 1605Bacon Adv. Learning ii. f. 70v We see a notable example in Tacitus of two Stage-plaiers, Percennius and Vibulenus, who by their facultie of playing, put the Pannonian armies into an extreame tumulte and combustion. 1652Ashmole Theat. Chem. Prol. 3 When the World was troubled with Pannonick Invasions. 1656Blount Glossogr., Pannonian..of or belonging to..Hungary. 1804Europ. Mag. May 333/2 The sons of Britain..animated with even more than Panonian ardour. 1912Q. Rev. Oct. 335 His happiest days were certainly spent away from Rome in German and Pannonian wars. 1975R. Browning Emperor Julian i. 13 Decius, a Pannonian senator who found himself proclaimed emperor against his will in 249. 1976Classical Q. XXVI. 302 It was established in Dalmatia in or soon after a.d. 9, in the wake of the Pannonian uprising. |