collectanea
[kol-ek-tey-nee-uh]
plural noun
collected passages, especially as arranged in a miscellany or anthology.
Origin of collectanea
1785–95; < Latin, neuter plural of collēctāneus gathered together, equivalent to collēct(us) (past participle of colligere; see collect1) + -āneus adj. suffix
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Related Words for collectanea
hash, smorgasbord, melee, salmagundi, pastiche, jumble, mix, garbage, anthology, variety, hodgepodge, gallimaufry, potpourri, mixture, diversity, combination, mess, compilation, aggregation, muddleExamples from the Web for collectanea
Historical Examples of collectanea
Your correspondents may be referred to Capgrave; to Leland, Collectanea, vol.
So much is certain, for Lindley makes the statement in his Collectanea Botanica.
About OrchidsFrederick Boyle
The original not being available, I have used the copy in the "Collectanea" before mentioned.
Notes and Letters on the Natural History of NorfolkThomas Browne
They are, he thinks, a better example of this genre of books than Latinius's collectanea.
A History of Bibliographies of BibliographiesArcher Taylor
He undertakes to send the three parts of the Collectanea and the book De Scriptt.
Annals of the Bodleian Library, Oxford, A.D. 1598-A.D. 1867William Dunn Macray
collectanea
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Word Origin for collectanea
C18: from Latin, from collectāneus assembled, from colligere to collect 1
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