secreta
[sĭ-krē′tə]
n.
Substances secreted by a cell, a tissue, or an organ; the products of secretion.
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Historical Examples of secreta
Secreta hc murmura vulgi—Those secret whisperings 10 of the populace.
Rimans secreta omnium; that is, what were intentionally kept secret; with xii.
Dderlein's Hand-book of Latin SynonymesLudwig Dderlein
In December of that year the windows of the Bibliotheca secreta were begun; but during 1478 and 1479 nothing was done.
The Care of BooksJohn Willis Clark
In 1477 the furniture for the next room, the Bibliotheca secreta or Inner Library, was begun.
The Care of BooksJohn Willis Clark
It implies at least the further idea of a 'secreta facultas' in the original elements.
The Roman Poets of the RepublicWilliam Young Sellar