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Cortinarius sect. Laeti
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Cortinarius sect. Laeti

Laeti

Laeti (), the plural form of laetus (), was a term used in the late Roman Empire to denote communities of barbari ("barbarians"), i.e. foreigners, or people from outside the Empire, permitted to settle on, and granted land in, imperial territory on condition that they provide recruits for the Roman military. The term laetus is of uncertain origin. It means "lucky" or "happy" in Latin, but may derive from a non-Latin word. It may derive from a Germanic word meaning "serf" or "half-free colonist". Other authorities suggest the term was of Celtic or Iranian origin.

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46 branches of this group, most-observed first

Cortinarius fulvescens

speciesCortinarius fulvescens

Cortinarius lanceolatus

speciesCortinarius lanceolatus

Cortinarius waiporianus

speciesCortinarius waiporianus

Cortinarius badiovinaceus

speciesCortinarius badiovinaceus

Cortinarius sp. 'Harrower68a'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'Harrower68a'

Cortinarius subfloccopus

speciesCortinarius subfloccopus

Cortinarius ochrophyllus

speciesCortinarius ochrophyllus

Cortinarius nymphatus

speciesCortinarius nymphatus

Cortinarius tenuifulvescens

speciesCortinarius tenuifulvescens

Cortinarius sp. 'Waipori'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'Waipori'

Cortinarius sp. 'NY09'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'NY09'

Cortinarius sp. 'NB11'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'NB11'

Cortinarius laetus

speciesCortinarius laetus

Cortinarius sp. 'laetus-NB02'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'laetus-NB02'

Cortinarius fulvescentoideus

speciesCortinarius fulvescentoideus

Cortinarius veregregius

speciesCortinarius veregregius

Cortinarius sp. 'PNW71'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'PNW71'

Cortinarius sp. 'nina valley'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'nina valley'

Cortinarius sp. 'OH09'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'OH09'

Cortinarius paradetonsus

speciesCortinarius paradetonsus

Cortinarius oligofulvescens

speciesCortinarius oligofulvescens

Cortinarius sp. 'Waiuta'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'Waiuta'

Cortinarius magnofulvescens

speciesCortinarius magnofulvescens

Cortinarius khinganensis

speciesCortinarius khinganensis

Cortinarius sp. 'laetus-AZ01'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'laetus-AZ01'

Cortinarius sp. 'MO06'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'MO06'

Cortinarius sp. 'FL29'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'FL29'

Cortinarius sp. 'PNW68'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'PNW68'

Cortinarius sp. 'NY26'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'NY26'

Cortinarius bayeri

speciesCortinarius bayeri

Cortinarius sp. 'WA15'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'WA15'

Cortinarius ochrolamellatus

speciesCortinarius ochrolamellatus

Cortinarius sp. 'Harrower68'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'Harrower68'

Cortinarius sp. 'PNW06'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'PNW06'

Cortinarius cadi-aguirrei

speciesCortinarius cadi-aguirrei

Cortinarius sp. 'lewis pass'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'lewis pass'

Cortinarius sp. 'blyth track'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'blyth track'

Cortinarius subnymphatus

speciesCortinarius subnymphatus

Cortinarius fulvobulliardii

speciesCortinarius fulvobulliardii

Cortinarius fulvoides

speciesCortinarius fulvoides

Cortinarius gueneri

speciesCortinarius gueneri

Cortinarius floccopus

speciesCortinarius floccopus

Cortinarius sphagnofulvescens

speciesCortinarius sphagnofulvescens

Cortinarius sp. 'laetus-NB01'

speciesCortinarius sp. 'laetus-NB01'

Cortinarius bulliardioides

speciesCortinarius bulliardioides

Cortinarius roseobulliardioides

speciesCortinarius roseobulliardioides

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In the old herbals & bestiaries

Cortinarius sect. Laeti in Iconography of the Mushrooms of Paulet

Iconography of the Mushrooms of Paulet

J.H. Léveillé; plates by Paulet · 1855 · p.176

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