A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Impensa,-ae (s.f.I), abl.sg. impensa: outlay, cost, expense; an expenditure; “materials, esp. building materials” (Glare) [> perhaps impendo,-di,-sum 3., to pay out, disburse, spend; to pay out]; cf. sumptus,-us (s.m.IV), abl.sg. sumptu, cost, charge, expense; see expense;

- impensam facere, to incur an expense (Glare).

- impensis Salvii, at the cost of Salvius (Stearn).

- Holmiae. Impensis Laurentii Salvii 1753. [Species Plantarum:] At Stockholm. At the expense of Laurenius Salvius 1753.

- sine impensa, without cost.

- impensa editionis, the cost of publication.

- impensis Mathaei Carey = “at the expense of Matthew Carey” (Maxwell 1998).

- Londini: Impensis Henrici Faitborne, & Joannis Kersey ad insigne Rosae in Coemeterio D. Pauli (Ray), at London: at the expense of Henry Faitborne & John Kersey, at the sign of the Rose at the Cemetery of Saint Paul [i.e. St. Paul’s Churchyard].

- 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).