Cŏm'plu-tĕn'sian, a.

a. Of, or pertaining to, the polyglot edition of the Bible published at Complutum, or Alcala, in Spain, in 1522, by Cardinal Ximenes.

In the midst of his pressing duties, Ximenes found time for the execution of another work, which would alone have been sufficient to render his name immortal in the republic of letters. This was his famous Bible, or Complutensian Polyglot, as usually termed, from the place where it was printed. Prescott.