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col·lec·ta·ne·a (kŏl'ĕk-tā'nē-ə)  |
A selection of passages from one or more authors; an anthology.
[Latin collēctānea, from neuter pl. of collēctāneus, collected, from collēctus. See collect2.]
collectanea
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