Extrinsecus, pen. cor. Aduerb. Cic.Outwarde: on the outside: from without: not of it selfe.Accipere extrinsecus aliquid.Cic.Addita corpora sunt extrinsecus. Lucr. Adhibentur extrinsecus corporum adiumenta.Cic.Allapsus extrinsecus humor, Cicer.An humour falling to it from some other outwarde place.Assumere auxilia extrinsecus. Quiutil. To take helpe outeof the cause or matter.Excitari vi & commoueri extrinsecus.Cic.And to be moued by outwarde power.Ducunt extrinsecus spiritum pulmones & cor. Cicero. The lighes and hart draweth breath or aire from without.Inaurata extriosecus columna.Cic.Gilted on the outside.Extrinsecus intrare. Pers. Irtumpunt extrinsecus in animos nostros per corpus imagines nobis dormientibus. Cicero. By meanes of our bodie images come from outwarde things into out mind being asleepe.Nullæ imagines obrepunt in animos dormientium extrinsecus.Cic.Extrinsecus alicunde aliquid quærere. Ci. Vestiuit extrinsecus animum Deus, & circundedit corpore.Cic.