Colónia, colóniæ. Cæsar. A place vnhabited whither people are tent to dwell: sometime the people sent to inhabite any snch towne. A citie the people whereof once came from an other citie or conntrey that was before it. An vnder citie or tewne: sometime a grange or farme where husbandry is kept.Ciuium colonia.Cic. Municipia & coloniæ. Cic.Florens colonia, Cic. Immunes coloniæ. Cic. Collocare colonias idoneis in locis.Cic.Commutare coloniam Plaut.Complere colonijs regionem aliquam.Cic.To fill a countrey with new inhabitants.In aliam coloniam se conferre. Paul. Constituere colonias in aliqua vrbe, Cic.Deducere colonias.Cic.Deducere colonias nouas, vereres renouare.Cic.To make a newe citie, and bring people to inhabite it.Imponere coloniam in agro.Liu.Lustrare coloniam.Cic.Mittere coloniam in aliquam regionem.Cic.To sende new inhabitants.Obire colonias.Cic.Municipia & colonias suis colonis occupare.Cic.Occupare colonijs regionem aliquam.Cic.Veteranorum colonias peragrare.Cic.In colonias proficisci.Cic.Renouare veteres colonias.Cic. Colonia, Paul.A farme or grange. Colonia, per metaphoram, pro loco vbi quis habitat. Pla. Colonarij.Rusttcall people, tenautes in billanages.Colonarium vel Columnarium. rij, neut. g. A pension that the Romaines were constrayned to pay for their houses by the three princes Triumuiri. A rent payde for things pertaining to husbandry.