Sub-ûr'bi-cā'ri-an or Sub-ûr'bi-ca-ry, a.

[Late Lat. suburbicarius, i. q. suburbanus; Fr. suburbicaire. See supra.] Being in the suburbs; — applied to the provinces of Italy which composed the ancient diocese of Rome. “The pope having stretched his authority beyond the bounds of his suburbicarian precincts.” Barrow.