a. ? Obs. [f. CONSUL + -ARY, answering in form to late L. consulāri-us, F. consulaire, but used as repr. of L. consulāris.]
1. = CONSULAR 1.
1598. Grenewey, Tacitus’ Ann., VI. xii. (1622), 139. Sext. Papinius descended of a Consularie familie.
1600. Holland, Livy, II. i. 44. The Consularie regiment [imperium consulare] was annuall.
1618. Bolton, Florus, I. xviii. 59. Rufinus, a Consulary nobleman.
1747. Carte, Hist. Eng., I. 106. Before the next consulary legate came over.
2. = CONSULAR 2.
1808. A. Parsons, Trav., iii. 62. The English consulary house takes up one side of the great khan.
