Curule
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 119
ku'r55l, adj. applied to a chair in which the higher Roman magistrates had a right to sit. [L curr us a chariot curro, to run.] Curvature, kur'va-tur, a curving or bending: the continual bending or the amount of bending from a straight line. [L. curvatura.]
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