So lenos tom us (so lenos tom us)

[NL. (Lacépède, 1803), So lenos tom us cyan opter us. Crafty; subtle. sollus, It was far more reasonable to think that, because man was the wisest (or most solert and active) of all animals, therefore he had hands given him. Cudworth, Intellectual System, p. 685. solertiousne t (sō-lėr's hus-nes), n. [ tious ( sollertia , solertia , skill, cunning, sollers , solers , skilful) + -ne .] The quality of being solert; subtlene ; expertne ; cleverne ; skill. The king confe ed that they had hit upon the interpretation of his secret meaning: which abounded to the praise of Mr. Williams' solertiousne . Bp. Hacket , Abp. Williams, i. 22. ( Davies .)