Cestus (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

noun, plural ces·ti [ses-tahy]. /ˈsɛs taɪ/.
  1. a girdle or belt, especially as worn by women of ancient Greece.
  2. the girdle of Venus, decorated with every object that could arouse amorous desire.
noun, plural ces·tus·es.Roman Antiquity.
  1. a hand covering made of leather strips and often covered with metal studs, worn by boxers.
noun
  1. the girdle of Aphrodite (Venus) decorated to cause amorousness
noun plural -tus or -tuses
  1. (in classical Roman boxing) a pugilist's gauntlet of bull's hide loaded or studded with metal
Cestus (noun) Definition, Meaning & Examples

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