a. [f. L. Lutēti-a an ancient city on the site of modern Paris + -AN.] Of or belonging to Lutetia or Paris; Parisian.
1740. Somerville, Hobbinol, II. 235. That Strength … Which … by your great Forefathers taught, [might] have fix’d The British Standard on Lutetian Tow’rs.
1840. Sir Morgan O’Doherty, in Fraser’s Mag., XXII. 636.
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