Fasti, fastorum pluralis tantum numeri, vel Hi fastus, fastuum. Lucan. Colum. Bookes or Ralenders wherby men did know holy daies from working dayes, and dayes pleadeable from such as men coulde not sue in iudgement: qui dies Latinè dicebantur Intercisi. Codicilli fastorum. Cic.Ralenders.Enumeratio fastorum.Cic.Euellere Consules ex fastis.Cic.To pul the names of certain Consuls out of the kelender bookes.Eximere dies defastis.Cic.To pul a day out of the kalendar.Signantes tempora fasti. Oui. Signata tempora fastis. Ou. Tollere de fastis diem festum.Cic.Fasti dies.Ouid.Daies of assise, or pleadable dayes, in whiche iudges did sit as in the terme. Cuius contrarium, Ne fasti dies. Ouid.Nolidaies, on the which it was not lawful for the iudge to sit, or for men to pleade.Fastorum libri.Ouid.
Fastus, huius fastus, m. g. Plin. Hantinesse of minde: pride: disdaine: artogancie with prowde wordes.Alto fastu targidus. Clau. Puffed vp with pride & arrogãcie.Fastus superbus ac procax Plin.Tnmidi fastus.Ouid. Vani. Claud. Contemnere aliquid suo fastu. Propert. Exuere fastus.Ouid.To put away all pride.Ponere fastus.Ouid.To leaue arrogancie and pride.