Does anyone know the derivation of it? And who named it? The "caenor"
part I expect comes from Caenia, a woman changed by the god Poseidon
into a man, Caenus. But the "habditis" I haven't found out about. And
why "elegans"?
Any help would be much appreciated.
--Irv
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