Latin

Noun

pœna f ‎(genitive pœnae); first declension

1. alternative typography of poena [Renaissance–New Latin]
   • 1531, Johann Eck, Opera Contra Ludderum II, treatise 2: De Purgatorio, book IV, chapter xv: “Aliæ rationes Ludderi euacuantur: cum concluſione & peroratione”:

     Reſponſio eſt obuia: quia pœna purgatorij nec fuga, nec timore uincitur, ſed ſatispaſſione.

   • 1538, Philipp Melanchthon, Auguſtanæ Confeßionis editio poſtrema, quæ repetita est Anno 1538. ante colloquia VVormatienſe & Ratisponenſe propter cauſas expoſitas in Præfatione in Omnia Opera, part I (1562), ed. Caspar Peucer, page 91/2:

     Si pœnæ purgatorij ſunt ſatisfactiones ſeu ſatispaſſiones, aut ſatisfactiones ſunt redemptio pœnarum purgatorij, num etiam hæ ſententiæ præcipiunt, ut animæ caſtigentur in purgatorio?

Declension

First declension.