scilicet 
complectens),see Ducange (Gloss. Graec. et Observations sur Joinville, p. 240) and
Reiske (ad Constantinum de Ceremoniis, p. 7).
In aureo triclinio quae praestantior est pars
potentissimus (the usurper Romanus) degens caeteras partes (filiis) distribuerat (Liutprand. Hist. l. v. c. 9, p.
469).
For this last signification of Triclinium (aedificium tria vel plura scilicet complectens),see Ducange (Gloss. Graec. et Observations sur Joinville, p. 240) and
Reiske (ad Constantinum de Ceremoniis, p. 7).