Malasp.

Latin Proper noun la proper noun mfbysense indeclinable or first declension; genitive Malasp. or Malaesp. indeclinable nouns first declension nouns la Malaspīna la 1684 Joannes Georgius Graevius Johann Georg Graevius M. Tullii Ciceronis Epiſtolarum libri XVI ad T. Pomponium Atticum ex recenſione Ioannis Georgii Graevii cum ejuſdem animadverſionibus, Et notis integris Petri Victorii, Paulli Manutii, Leonardi Malheſpinae, D. Lambini, Fulvii Vrſini, Sim. Boſii, Fr. Iunii, Auſ. Popmae, nec non ſelectis Sebaſt. Corradi, Iſ. Caſauboni, Ioan. Fred. Gronovii, & aliorum. la:tomus I la:Amstelaedamum Blavii & Henricus Wetstenius Liber V, Epiſtola xx. Cicero Attico ſal. 545/2 https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Gg6ijj_I7I8C&pg=PA545&dq=Malafp.#v=onepage&q=Malafp.&f=false ac passim De domo Pammenis] Al. Pammeni. al. Parmeni. ſed nos aliis hanc hiſtoriam quærendam relinquimus. neſcio quid tamen ep. 2 l. vi. [sciꝫ la Cic. Att. 1 2 6 inline: ſumma accuſatoris voluntate] Pammenes quidam fuit Bruti præceptor in Brut. Corrad. [sciꝫ Sebastianus Corradus] Pammeni ſcriptum eſt in vetuſtis omnibus: utrum ut Demoſtheni, Thucydidi; pro Thucydidis, Demoſthenis: an a recto Pammenus, haud ſane valde curandum puto. Pammenes quidem certe invenitur in Bruto. Malaſp. [sciꝫ Leonardus Malaspina] Declension center Indeclinable noun Malasp.<0.sg>center First-declension noun Mala<1.sg>sp.