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† Julio. World English Historical Dictionary

† Julio. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1901, rev. 2025. † Julio Obs. Also 6 in anglicized form Iuly, 7 (Italian) giulio, pl. -ii, 9 (Latin) julius. [a. It. giulio Julius.] A silver coin worth about sixpence, struck by Pope Julius II. (1503–13), formerly current in Italy.

1 1547.  Boorde, Introd. Knowl., xxiii. (1870), 179. In syluer they [Italians] haue Iulys,—a Iuly is worthe .v.d. sterlynge.

2 1592.  Wotton, Lett. to Ld. Zouch, 8 May, in Reliq. (1685), 657. The Julios of Bolognia are disvalued two quatrini.

3 1612.  Webster, White Devil, Wks. (Rtldg.), 23/1. He … (to my acquaintance) Receiv’d in dowry with you not one julio.

4 1696.  trans. Du Mont’s Voy. Levant, IX. 109. The Expence of his Table was fix’d at Two Julio’s a Day.

5 1718.  Berkeley, Jrnl. Tour Italy, 13 April, Wks. 1871, IV. 593. A fellow extorted a Julio with his gun.

6 1852.  W. Anderson, Expos. Popery (1878), 136. The theft of a julius—less than sixpence.

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