Lexicographical Neighbors of Sellae
Literary usage of Sellae
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. University of Toronto Studies by University of Toronto (1900)
"Their upper extremities rise higher than the cranial edge of the dorsum sellae
between them, and hence the latter is concave cranially, as well as ventrally ..."
2. Neurological Bulletin by Frederick Tilney, Columbia University, Dept. of Neurology (1919)
"At the superior angles of the dorsum sellae are little tubercles which are ...
The sella turcica is limited above by the diaphragma sellae, which is a ..."
3. Anatomy, Descriptive and Applied by Henry Gray (1913)
"Behind the chiasmatic groove is an olive-like elevation, the tuberculum sellae;
and still more posteriorly, a deep depression, the sella turcica, ..."
4. The Third World Council: That Is, the Third Council of the Whole Christian by James Chrystal (1908)
"In the "Appendix to the Indices," page 589, volume III of the ten-volume edition
of Bingham, Oxford, AD, 1850, I find the locality of sellae mentioned as ..."
5. A Latin Grammar by William Gardner Hale, Carl Darling Buck (1903)
"... (O) seat sellae, (O) seats Abl. sella, froin, with, or in a sellis, from,
with, or in (the) seat (the) seats Remarks on the Case-Forms 66. ..."
6. A Latin Grammar by William Gardner Hale, Carl Darling Buck (1903)
"... (the) seats Dat. sellae, to or for a (the) seat sellis, to or for (the) seats
Ace. sellam, a (the) seat sellas, (the) seats Voc. sella, (O) seat sellae, ..."
7. A Latin Grammar by William Gardner Hale, Carl Darling Buck (1903)
"... of (the) seats Dat. sellae, to or for a (the) seat sellis, ... (O) seat
sellae, (O) seats Abl. sella, from, with, or in a sellis, from, with, ..."
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