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cŏrs
feminine noun III declension

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1 court
2 enclosure, yard, pen, farmyard
3 attendants, retinue, staff circle
4 crowd
5 cohort, tenth part of legion (360 men)
6 armed force
7 band
8 ship crew
9 bodyguard

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Locutions, idioms and examples

cohors amicorum || cohors auxiliaria || cohortis aves || cohortis nostra armatura || cohors canum || cohors culta servorum || cohors Ulixei || cohors seclusa a reliquis || cohors equitata || cohors praetoria || cohors in Britanniam transmissa || habet cohortis nostra armatura || cohors febrium || cohors illa Socratica || cohors in Britanniam transmissa || cohors in statione || cohors nequissima || cohors Paeligna cum velitaribus armis || cohors primae admissionis || cohors quingentaria || cohors regia quos Nicatoras appellant || cohortibus longiore itinere circumductis || cohortis cohortes in hiberna misit || cohortis turbidas ac praevalidas || cohortium intemperies || aliquem in cohortem suam transfero || ad cohortes avehitur = he goes to the cohorts || auxiliorum cohortes || tribunus cohortis || auxiliares cohortes || cohors praetoria || alariae or auxiliares cohortes || cohortibus centum atque XXX amissis || cantus cristatae cohortis || chortis saturae aves || adversus temere subeuntes cohortes || carpo quasdam cohortes || cohortes or manum facio || cohors Hispanorum usque ad vallum pervasit || cohortis ad me in castra traduco || ea (cohors) adsuetior montibus || cohortis paulatim incedere iubet || madidas a tempestate cohortes || citas cohortes rapit || cohortis cohortes duas quae colonicae appellabantur apud se retinuit || Arimini cum duabus (cohortibus) substitit || cohors quae temere ante ceteras procurrerat || brevis laetitia fuit cohortium intemperie || alternas cohortes in statione habere || arbitrabatur cohortes ad se in castra traducere || e quorum delectu trecentas cohortes conscripserat || habeo scortorum cohortem praetoriam || cohortibus abire an manere mallent data potestate || animadvertere ex ignibus nocte cohortes excubare || agmen legionum alae cohortesque praeveniebant || cohortis veteranas in fronte post eas ceterum exercitum in subsidiis locat || Caecina cum expeditis cohortibus praeire iubetur || castra multarum legionum paucis cohortibus tutatus est || Caesar Labienum cum cohortibus VI subsidio laborantibus mittit || nam Civilis … circumiri a tam paucis cohortibus nequisset castraque perrupta excidisset || a lateribus cohortes, legionum adversa frons, et subito discursu terga cinxerant equites = from both sides the cohorts (auxiliaries), in front of the legionaries, behind the knight with a swift outflanking manoeuvre surrounded them