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personalia, n. pl.|pɜːsəˈneɪlɪə|
[ad. L. personālia, neut. pl. of personālis personal.]
Personal matters; personal allusions; personal mementoes.
1903‘Sigma’ (title) Personalia: political, social, and various. 1909H. G. Wells Tono-Bungay iii. ii. 314 My aunt received these personalia cheerfully. 1920Glasgow Herald 27 Mar. 8 His speech on Wednesday contained some quite superfluous personalia. 1928J. Bailey Let. 26 Oct. (1935) 292 The best letters of you, as of other masters of the art epistolary, are the ones full of personalia—from you to me, etc. 1969Daily Tel. 25 Oct. 8/1 On the theme of Ruskin and Venice this exhibition includes watercolours and drawings by him, various editions of his works and personalia. 1974M. Z. Lewin Enemies Within xxxi. 140 That lovely desk, which I would have filled to the brim with personalia. 1974Nature 3 May 6/1 With pieces of original equipment..and personalia including Marconi's swordstick. |