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- Latin · borrowed fromevestrum
- English todayevestrum
Latin evestrum, from the pseudo-Paracelsian treatise Philosophia ad Athenienses (1564). Possibly modelled on Yliaster.
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evestrum
Today it means: An astral body that originates at birth and is responsible for visions of the future, according to literature attributed to Paracelsus. Full definition →
Latin evestrum