Caro, carnis, f. gen. Proprie mortuorum dicitur. Plin. Flesh: in hearbes, leaues, and fruite, the substance vnder the pill or rinde.Artus carne spoliati. Quint. Humana caro. Iuuenal. Mans fleshe.Emortua caro & nigra. Cels. Dead fleshe.Iners caro. Horat. Vnsauerie.Mutua carne inter se vescuntur. Plin. One eateth the fleshe of the other.Putrda caro.Cic.Stinking.Subrancida caro.Cic.Atteinted.Tosta caro.Ouid.Roste meate. Edere carnes.Ouid.Exedere carnem supercrescentem. Cels. Replere corpora carne.Ouid. Velci carnibus. Iuuenal. Caro piscium. Plin. The meare of sishe. Caro arborum. Plin. The substance or wood vnder the sap.Carnarius.A boucher: also a steshmonger. Mart. Carnatia aberna. A bouchers shoppe.
Lewis and Short: Latin dictionary
Carna, ae, f. [cf. Cardea], a goddess, previously called Crane, guardian of doorhinges (i. e. of domestic life) and the life of man, Ov F. 6, 101 sq.; Macr. S. 1, 12.
