A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Typi,-orum (pl.m.II), dat. & abl. pl. typis, acc. pl. typos: (plural only) a printing house, a printery; see typus,-i (s.m.II);

NOTE: in the following examples “typis” is probably the locative case, formed in the ablative plural;

- Typis Archicoenobii Montis Casini, from the Printing House of the Archabbey of Monte Cassino.

- typis Ioannis Saurii, impensis heredum Petri Fischeri; “[printed] at the printshop of Joannes Saur, at the expense of the heirs of Peter Fischer” (after Maxwell 1998).

- Londini: Typis J. E. TAYLOR ET SOC., LITTLE QUEEN STREET, Holborn (B&H), at London [Londinum,-i (s.n.II)]: at the printing house [typi] J. E. TAYLOR [nom.sg.] and Associates [socii, nom.pl.], LITTLE QUEEN STREET, Holborn.

- elaboratum est hoc Germaniae opus, typis Thomae Anshelmi castigatoreq[ue] auctore ipso = this work was [developed] in Germany, [at the print-shop] of Thomas Anshelmus, and with the author himself as proofreader (after Maxwell 1998).

- TOMUS PRIMUS. PAR1SIIS, apud editorem L. G. DESGRANGES, in vico Haut-Feuille. No 14. Typis C. PANCKOUCKE. ANNO SEXTO RElPUBLICI GALLICAE (Desf.), First Volume. At Paris, at [the place of business of] the publisher L. G. Desgranges, in the street Haut-Feuille No. 14. At the printshop of C. Panckoucke. In the Sixth year of the French Republic [ca. 1798].