See auratus on Wiktionary
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"Konversion aus dem PartizipPerfekt des Verbsaurare ^(→ la)"
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"text": "„chirodytoe aurati, ricae, toracia, mitrae“ (Lucil. 71)"
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"text": "„lectos eburatos, auratos.“ (Plaut. Stich. 377)"
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"text": "„sed vestita, aurata, ornata ut lepide, ut concinne, ut nove!“ (Plaut. Epid. 222)"
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"text": "„chirodytoe aurati, ricae, toracia, mitrae“ (Lucil. 71)"
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