"Manilius" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Manilius" Meaning

Manilius is a Latin poet, often referred to as the Roman Virgil of the Moon, known for his astronomical poem Astronomicon.

"Manilius" Examples

Manilius


Noun

A surveyor or military officer who measures the distances and territories of distant lands (Latin): "The Roman general sent his trusty manilius to map the unknown terrain."
In astronomy, a lunar crater on the Moon's surface: "The spacecraft's camera captured a clear image of the Manilius crater."
A genus of moths: "The entomologist studied the unique features of the Manilius moth species."

Example sentences

The expedition required a skilled manilius to chart their journey through the dense jungle.
The astronaut's mission was to explore the Manilius crater and collect valuable data.
The naturalist's book featured detailed illustrations of the Manilius moth, highlighting its intricate patterns.