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Latin
Etymology
From English Shakespeare + -ius.
Proper noun
Shakespeārius m sg (genitive Shakespeāriī); second declension
- Shakespeare
1765, Origines Typographicae. Gerardo Meerman Auctore. Tomus Alter., page VII:Si quæras, e quibus fontibus quoad facta hiſtorica biberit Shakeſpearius, reſpondebit Anonymus in vitis Poetarum Anglorum (the Poetical Regiſter) Vol. II. p. 231. edit. Lond. 1724. eum conſuluiſſe fabianum, pol. virgilium, hallium, molinshedium, graftonum, stowium, speedium, &c.- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
1799, Aristophanis Nubes, page XXXIX:Tragicae autem illae comoediae quales ſint, quibusdam ſcenis tragoediarum ſuarum ostendit Shakeſpearius.- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
1811, Aeschyli Tragœdiæ Quæ Supersunt, Deperditarum Fabularum Fragmenta, page 176:
Declension
Second-declension noun, singular only.