Vulgus [noun]

So the table was cleared, the cloth restored, and the three fell to work with Gradus and dictionary upon the morning's vulgus.

Now in the study that night, Tom was the upholder of the traditionary method of vulgus doing.

Maria Filelfo, then staying at Bergamo, wrote a violent satire in vulgus equitum auro notatorum.

Vulgus Cantabrigiense, inhospitales Britannos antecedit, qui cum summa rusticitate summum militiam conjunxere.

Vulgus ex veritate pauca, ex opinione multa, stimat—The masses judge of few things by the truth, of most things by opinion.

Now in the study that night Tom was the upholder of the traditionary method of vulgus doing.

So the table was cleared, the cloth restored, and the three fell to work with Gradus and dictionary upon the morning's Vulgus.

Now in the study that night, Tom was the upholder of the traditionary method of Vulgus doing.