- Septimāna
Septimāna (lat.), Woche. S. in albis, Weiße Woche, so v.w. Osterwoche. S. medĭa jejuniōrum paschalĭum, die dritte Fastenwoche. S. mediāna jejuniorum paschalium, die vierte Fastenwoche.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Septimāna
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