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Dextrale

Dextrale (Cyprian. Hab. Virg. med.), and DEXTROCHERIUM (from dexter and χείρ, the hand, Capitol. Maxim. 6, Maxim. Jun. 1; gemmata dextrocheria, Schol. ad Juv. 9.50), late Latin words, signifying a bracelet. For illustrations, see ARMILLA

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