Variety

va-rl'e-ti, n. the quality of being var i- ous difference a collection of different things one of a number of things nearly allied to each other one or more individuals of a species, which, owing to accidental causes, differ from the — normal form in minor points. [L. varietas varius, various.] Variorum, va-ri-o'rum, adf. a term applied to an 2 I fate, far m€, hir mine a Vaunt edition of some work 'in which the notes of various commentators are inserted. [From the full Latin ‘editio cum not is variorum.')