A publisher or setter forth. Edoceo édoces, pe. cor. edócui edoctum, edocêre. Plaut. To instruet or informe, to declare: to teach dilig ently. Edocebo vt res se habet. Plaut. I wil declare to you. Quem Minerua omnis artes edocuit. Sal. Hath taught. Cælestia edocere aliquem. Sta. To instruct one in heauenly things. Imperitos edocere. Cic. To instruct or informe them that bee ignoraunt. Edocere omnia ordine. Liu. Ratio edocet. Cic. Reason sheweth. Senatum edocet de itinere hostium. Sal. He doth informe the Senate which way the enimies take.

To vtter or put forth: to publish or set abroade: to sette out in writing: to bring forth: to execute or doe, or cause tobe done: to offet in writing. Edidit centum vasa hæc vitis. Suet. This vine broughte forth 100. vessels of wine. Edere & exponere. Cice. To vtter and declare. Petunlgare atque edere. Cic. To publish and set abroade. Andacter & licenter edere. Catul. To publish.

I. That which brings forth or produces: nocturnae aurae (Volturnus), Luc. 2, 423.—

II. (Acc. to 2. edo, II. D.), an exhibitor (late Lat.): ludorum, Vop. Carin. 21; Capitol. Anton. Phil. 23; Inscr. Orell. 3762.