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Kleine Beiträj^e sur lateimsöhen LexicograpUe 
und Wortbüdnngsgescluchte. Von C. Pau- 
cker. 

I. 

Geatiriae ^latiior «oealmloniB UtlioniB, ^«ft« apnd ftoti- 

^nlores rarlsslml usus slngolLs fere uel slngnloriiD tesUnoBils 

statamlnaBtur • leiicograpkis, nooe aecesslone tocornm a 

posteriorlbis lattoitatls aietorlbiis petitoniD coDfnldnotar. 

Abbvftio: Cic, Theod. Prise. Medic. praesent. IV, 

fol. 315* (Med. ant. ed. Aldus, Veuet. 1 547) abruptio 

corparum quam Oraeci anatomen uocanty et ib. iof. 
ABSCESSIO: Cic. Tim., uet. intpr. Irenaei Cootra hae- 

reses IV, 41, 2 et 3, Rufin. Origenis in Nameros 

hom. 27, 12. 
ACCIDENTIA: Plin., «Tert.» (Rönsch Itala u. Vulgata 

p. 51), Theod. Prise. Medic. praes. II, 5, Claud. 

Mamert. De statu anim. I, 24, 2 qmecunque Uli 

ueUe accidentia est^ ipsum uero uelle substantia est. 
AOCVSABILIS: Cic. s(emel), Liberat. breuiar. 24 quod . 

' . . exosus et accmabüis haberelw ab Origenistis. 
ACQVBITVS: Varr. fragm. et Stat., Paulin. Nol. epist. 13, 

1 1 uideo congregatos ita distincte per accubitm ordi- 

nari et profluis saturari cibis. 



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_ 460 — 

ADEPno: Cic, Boeth. Consoi: philos. HI, 3, ib. 10 
aliquoties, Primas, in Ep. ad Hebr. 6 expletio est 
adq^io rerum quas nos consecuturos speramus. 

ADHAESIo: Cic, Augastini serm. 216> 5. 

ADino: Plaut. 8. (c. aqc.), hereditatis ICti, Mar. Mer- 
cator intpr. Nestorii ep. 2, 1 creberrimam aditionem 
apfMl imperatorem faciunt. 

ADMOENIEE: Plaut, s., Dosith. ars gramm. ed. Keil 
p. 63 admimio 7C90(Tecxtt<^- 

ADVEESTTAS: Plin., Sidon. Apollin. epist. IV, 14 Bo- 
manarum rerwm^ Am. iun. in Psalm. 104 a cunctis 
eas aduersüattbus liberauUj Gassiod., Isid. Hisp. 
Sentent. III, 3, 2, ib. 4, 3 al., Boeth. Introd. Syll. 
Cat. p. 777 t. LXIV Patrol. (lat.) ed. Migne per 
tmamguamque proposüionum aduersüatem uni sem- 
per uerumy aUeri diuisere mendaciumj%et saep. all. 
recc. 

ADVLATOEivs: Tac, Rufin. Orig. in Ep. ad Rom. comm. 
X, 35 sermones. 

ADVOCATOB: Tert., Mar. Mercator Subnot. 8, 19. 

ADVSTIO: Plin., Rufin. Orig. in Leuit. hom. 8,5,8, 
[Rufin.] Comm. in Oseam III, ad 3, u. 14 et 15. 

AEQVILIBEITAS : Cic, Chalcid. Plat. Tim. 11. 

AFPABILITAS: Cic, Cassiau. Coenob. Inst. VIII, 10, 
11, IX, 4. 

allevamentvm: Cic, Egesipp. De bello ludaico II, 
1 , 2 quia tributorum aUetmmentum poposcerant. 

ALLIGATIO: Vitr. et Col. ss. 11., Prosper Aquit. in Ps. 
146, ad u. 3 'qui sanat contritos corde^ et cdligat 
contritiones eorum . . per alligationes contrütonum 
sign^atur ^jiitAersüas remediorum etc., Primas, in 
Apocal. V, ad c. 20 diabolL 



— 461 — 

Amigakb: Stat., yerecond. Expos, in cantic. Debbo- 

rae 53. 
AMono: Cic. bis, Oai. Dig., Prise. Praeex. 6, 19 

amotione misericordiae. 
appbobatob: Cic. et Gell. ss. 11., Facund. Contra Mo- 

cian. p. 861 1. LXYII Migne condemnasse cum ap- 

probatorüms suis epistdam a Ghahedonensi concüio 

apprcbatam. 
abtipicialiteb: Qnint., (Boeth.) Contra Eutych. et 

Nestor. 1. 
ASPBEDo: Gels., Pseudo-C3rpr. De Sina.et Sion 6 s. f. 
AßTBIcno: Plin., Chalcid. Tim. 19 astriäionem et re- 

laxationem redpere. 
ATTEMPEBATE: Ter., Mar. Mercator Cyrill. apol. adu. 

Tbeodoret. in. oportere arhüror nunc quoque attem* 

peratissime exclamare^ quod in libro Prouerhioruni 

scrif^um est (18, uers. 19). 
*ATTENno abs.: Quint., Aug. serm. 288, 1 fruäus 

attentimis uestrae. 
AVVLSIO: <5oncr. Plin., abstr. intpr. Orig, in I Sam. 

bom. 1, 6, Cypr. de mortal. 1 2 de excedentibus ca- 

ris funebris et tristis a/uulsio. 
BITYMIKEYS: Quid., Rufiu. bist, monacb. 29 aqua odo- 

ris durissimi et quasi bituminea. 
CACHINNATIO: Cic. (et Rbet. ad Herenn.), Aug. serm. 

175, 2, 351, 5. 
catta: Martial., S. Placit. medic. ex anim. c. 18 lemm. 

de catta seu fele^ ib. sect. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cf. Snbind. 

Lex. Lat. s. u. catinas. 
CINEBICIVS: Varr. r. r., App. De medic. berb. 128 

color. 
CIBCVMPLEXV8, us: Plin., Chaic. comm. in Tim. 107. 



— 462 — 

dBCYllLYSlRABE: Lacr., Rufin. Orig. in lesu Nsue 

hom. 7, 6, «Cod. Theod.» 
COAGYLATio: PUB., Isid, ord. creat. 6, 2 niuium ud 

grandinum coagtdationes. 
cohaebenteb: Flor., Amm. Marc. X^IV, 2, 10 al. 
GOHMiXTyRA.: Cat. r. r. dub.. Mar. Merc. Nestor, ep. 

l, 5 Dei commiüstura nuUa est cum hanme. 
coMMONino: Qulnt., Rafin. Orig. in Nam.hom. 7, 1 et 

22, 2, aCod. Theod. et lust.v 
COMPAcno: abstr. Cic, Non. p. 46"* ed. Gerl. et Roth, 

Claud. Mamert. De statu anim. III, 9, 3 quae os- 

sium coitio guaeue campactiOy Isid. Different, II, 46 

homo animcd ex corpore animaque . . spiritmU com- 

pdctione formatum; eoncr. Vitr. 
GONGEBTATOB: Tac. semel, Aug. serm. 297, 4. 
GONGETATBix: Plin., Amm.XXI, 18, 12. 
CONGVBSATOB: Liu., Amm. XVIII, 8, 8. 
GONGVESIO: Cic, 8. Gell, Dionys. Exig. intpr. Gregor. 

Nyss. de creat. hom. 1 apposüorum mixtwra atqtie 

concurm^ ib. 28. 
CONGVBVABE: Laber., intpr. Iren. IV, 32, 2. 
CONFVTATio: Auct. Rhet. ad Herenn., Cass. Incaru. 

Chr. I, 2, Claudian.][Mamert. De statu animae III, 

9 in confutationefn sui^ 14. 2. 
CONGBMINATIO: Plaut., Cassian. CoUat. XXI, 32. 
CONGLVTINATIO: Cic, Hier, in lob 38, Diom. II, p. 

442 (Gramm. Lat. ed. Keil 1. 1) episynaliphe e^ con- 

glutmatio duarum syllabarum in u/nam syUabam. 
coNSECTATio: Cic. et Plin. es. 11., Ps. Rufin. Comm. 

ad Oseam I, ad c. 2, u. 5—7 quorum consectaUcne 

profanata est, . 
CONSEPTVS, tts: Curt., Chalc. Tim. 11, 13, 14. 



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— 468 — 

CONSEBTE: Cic, Sulp. Seu. dial. I, 1, 5 fabtUari. 

CONSIGNATIO: Quint., ICti, aL Arnob. iun. in psalm. 
1 Ü4 amnes gui crediderunt. . uenientes ad consigna- 
tionem nan wmenUur in tribubus eorum infinnus. 

C0N80CIATVS adi.: superl. Cic. ep., compar. Aug. Serm* 
71, 28 quia per Unguas consociatior est societas ge- 
neris humam. 

conbonanteb: Vitr., Verecund. In cant. Habac. 27. 

CONSVMPTIO: Cic. et auct. ad Her. ss. II., Primas, in 
I Cor. 1 6 aiiter dicitur finis^ gui pertinet ad consum' 
mationemj aiiter^ qui pertinet ad cansumptumem. 

C0NTIN7E: Varr. et Non., Facund. defens. triam ca- 
pitol. lY, 2 ut hortetur cum scribere sibi continue, 

CONTIONATOB: Cic. Fronto, al. q. praedicator (ap. eccl.) 
Hier. ep. 62, 8, Mar. Mercat. Subnot. 8, 26, all. 
eccl. 

contvbbatob: Mart., Egesipp. Bell. lud. IV^ 4, 1 con- 
turbator in otiOj desertor in periculo^ Facund. defens. 
trium capit. IV, 1, XII, 5. 

convallabe: Gell., Amm. XXX, 4, 20. 
cONVOCATio: Cic, Euagr. Altere. Theoph. et Simon. 

s. f. Damine^ si guidem dignus 8um tua conuocatiane^ 

confirma me. 

CONYYLSIO: Scrib. et Plin. sa. 11., Cassian. Coli. XXI, 22. 

cobpvlentia: Plin., Cl. Mam. an. I, 20, al. Tert. 

GBEDVIITAS: Plane, ap. Cic, Ou., Quint. all., syn. pie- 
tas, fides (quem usum lexica non attingunt) eccl., 
u. c Petr; Chrysol. serm. 60 sermo oreat auditum^ 
auditfis concipU fidem^ credulitatem parturit fides, 
confessionem credulitas ntdritj 61, 63.., Liberati 
breuiar. 22 fidei meae crediUüas^ all. 



— 464 — 

CVBATIO: Varr. L. L., Intpr. Orig. in Matth. 28 utd- 

pes fadunt in iis foueäs^ et serpentes cubationes. 
cveatvra: Terent., Prise, p. 480 Keil (Gramm. Lat. 

t. III). 
DEGENTIA: Cic, Cbalc in Tim. 223 turpüudinem et 

item decenticMH. 
deceptor: Sen. trag., Lact., Aug. serm. 130, 2 al., 

Hieronym. intpr. Didym. de Spiritu Sancto 60, Isid. 

Sent II, 30, 5, all. 
declamativncvla: Gell., Mar. Merc. Subnot. 3, 2. 
DECLI7ITAS: Caes.,Chalc. Tim. 19, Amm. XXIII, 6, 65. 
DECOLOBATIO: Cic, Gelas. ep. 9, 9 et 15, al. 
DECOBTICARE: Plin., Ps. Ascon. ad Cic. Diuin. in Caec. 

3 ligna delibrata^ id est decorticata (delibrare Caes. 

Colum.). 
decrementvm: Gell., App., intpr. Orig. in Lac. hom. 8. 
defensitabe: Cic, Cl. Mam. an. II, 10, 2 st eandem 

(sententiam) defensitandant credis. 
DEFLVXVS, us: AppuL, intpr. Iren. II, 34, 1. 
DELACBIMABE: CoL, Marc. Emp. 273 D oculo8 inde 

superlines . . ut dehcriment. 
DELECTABILIS: Tac. Gell., Herrn. Past. III, 9, 1 her- 

baSy ib. 10 locus^ all., comp. App., superl. Herrn. 

III, 9, 1 aspeäum delectaibüissiinuin. 
delectativncvla: plur. Gell., sing. Ps. Cypr. dupl. 

mart. 35. 
delimabe: Plin., Isid. eccl. off. I, 37, 3, Marc. Emp. 

p. 254 A Steph. 
DELIBAMENTVm: Plant., Eges. B. lud. V, 22 delira- 

mento quodam senedutis. 
demonstbatob: propr. Cic, trnsl. Colum. Tert., Isid. 

Sent. II, 11, 11 iustitiae. 



— 465 — 

DEMPno: Varr., Bofin. Orig, in Leuit hom. 8, 12. 
DENATABE: Hör., al. Ang. serm. 104, 2 (de aliqno 
loco). 

depopvlator: Caec. com. , Cic. , Rafin. bist. eccl. I, 
28 nie itmior ßtus^patemae depopulator siAstantiae. 

DEEELiano: Cic, Intpr. Orig. in Matth. 135. 

DESECno: Colam., Cassian. Incarn. I, 1. 

BESPEcmo: Cic, Ps. Eucher. in Regg. comm. I, 8 de 
d. et temeritate muUaii sunt, Isid. Sent. I, 14, 6 
unde nctns constduit^ inde despeäionem tuLit, 

rETRACTOE: Tac, Rufin. Orig. in Exod. h. 3, 2, S. S. 
Rom. (1, 30) ap. intpr. Orig. in Ind. h. 4, 3, Hier. 

ep. 108, 15, Fnlg. Ferrandi Ad Regin. Comit. 18 
non immerito reuocatur mperbus detractor ab elatione 
iudicandi^ cwm dicüur ei: noli esse rmdtum iustt/cs. 
Eodem g^nere significationis eccl. scriptt. saepe 
detractio nsurpant, e. cAng. serm. 353, 1 quid 
est detractio y nisi mordador quam ueracior repre- 
hensio? 

DETBVNCATIO : PUn., Primas, in Apoc II, ad 5 uitiorum. 

DIFFEEENTEB: Solin., Aug. serm. 100, 1. 

DIGESTVS, us: Stat., Carm. de lona (Cypr. ed. Hartel, 
ps. ni, p. 301) resolutapuiri corpora digestü. 

DIEVPno: Sen., Dion. Ex. Greg, creat. hom. 14 dis- 
ruptionem diuiUsioneinque partium. 

DiSCEEPATio: Liu., Rufin. Orig. in ep. ad Rom. comm. 

VI, 1. 
DISCVBITVS: Val. Max., intpr. Iren. III, 14, 3 primos 

discubitus non appetere^ intpr. Orig. in Matth. 10, 

Petr. Chrys. serm. 66 pro mdli discubitu sustine 

tormentorum dura. 

2 



— 466 — 

DisiECTÄUa: Lucr., Amm. XVI, 3,3, XXIII, 4, 5, 

XXV, 1, 17. 
DISPENDIOSVS: Colum., — Cod. Theod,, S. Ruf. breu. 

29, Cassian. Coli. XIX, 14, Gregor. M. ep. I, 2, 

gl. iiziZri^Q^. 
DISSEPARA.TIO : Auct. decL in C^til., Cassian. Incarn. 

Chr. III, 7. 
DISSIPABILIS: Cic, Chalcid. Tim. 13. 
distribvtor: App. Ascl., Hier. ep. 108, 13, Ps. Eu- 

cher. in Regum libros comm. III, 27. 
• DOMINATOR: Cic. s., Lact. (add. Georges Lat. Deutsch. 
• W,-B. ed. 6), S. S. Isai. 16, 1 al., Aug. serm. 290, 2, 

Herrn. Fast. I, uis. 2, 2, al., Chromat. Aquil. tract. 

17, 4, alii. 
DROPAX: Martial., Coel. Aur., Theod. Prise, medic. 

praes. H, 1 1 dropaces imponendi erunt. 
DVBJTABILIS: pass. Ouid., Boeth. Cons. Philos. IV, 1, 

id. diuis. p. 889 t. LXIV Migne, act. Prud. 
DVCTITARE: Plaut., ine. auct. de promiss. et praedictt. 

Dei I, 37 expuisi Hehraei per eremum ductitantur. 
EBRIOSITAS: Cic. s., Aug. serm. 252, 12, plur. ib. 4. 
EFFABIUS: App., Amm. Marc. XVI, 10, 15. 
EPPECTIO: Cic, Isid. DiflF. II, 96 dum sunt utraque 

(anima et animus) tcntim, uaria sumpsere uocabula 

pro diuersüate effedionum. 
EFPEcnws: Quint., Mar. Merc. Nestor. Blasph. p. 

929 Migne prolatiuum et potestatis effediuum Ver- 

bum. 
EFPECTOR: Cic. aliq., Nouat. (sec. III med.) de trinit. 

29 (Spiritus) sanäitatis effector^ Candid. gener. diu. 

11, Hier. Did. de spir. scto 4, Aug. serm. 187, 1 

codi et terrae y 192, 1. 



— 467 — 

EFFECTBIX: Cic, Hier. 1. L, Phoebad. De Filii diuiD. 2. 

EFFEENAHO: Cic, Boeth. Arithm. I, 32 irae. 

ENS: Quint., Dionys. Exig. p. 387 tom. LXVII Migne 

omnium Dem condüor ostendüur ex non entUms fe- 

cisse omnia. 

ENYNTIATIVVS: Sen., Diom., Boeth. In Arist. Intpr. 
ed. sec. I, p. 396 sq. t. LXIY Migne, al. 

*EQVES«pro eqno»Non. p. 73*, qui laudatVerg. Georg. 
(III, 116) et Enn. Ann. (237); sie saepe Greg. Tur. 
hist. Franc, veluti III, 15 auditmt pedibulum equi- 
tum currentiuniy et ib. aliq., 18 ascensis equüibus, 
ib. 28. ., IX, 35 al.; add. Minuc. Oct. 7 testis est 
Curtitis^ qui equitis sui uel mole uel honore kiatum 
profwndae uoraginis coaequauit. 

ERINACEVS: Plin. H. N., Plin. Valer. de re medica II, 

18, Arnob. iun. in Ps. 104, gloss. 
EEBONEVS: Colum. dub., Nicetae explan. Symb. 4 si- 

cut quidam erronei haeretid dicunt. 

EVAGATio: Sen, PI., Chalc. in Tim. 69. 

EYECTVS, ns: Varr. r. r., Plin., Greg. Tnr. hist. Fr. 

III, 3 euectu nauali. 

EVOCATOE: Cic, Ps. Ruf. in Arnos II, ad 7, 1 — 3 
gmsi exstantis iam creaturae euocator. 

EXAEDmcATlo: Cic, Capit. Max. et Balb. 1, 4 (HA 

p. 133). 
EXALBIDYS: Plin., Rufin. Orig. in Leuit. hom. 8, 5, 8. 
EXALTATio: Tert., Chalcid. in Tim* 58, Theod. Prise 

IV, f. 317^ Paulin. NoL ep. 12, 5 et 21, 1, et 
freq. eccl. 

EXCIDIO: Plaut., Egesipp. Bell. lud. II, 15, 8 in exci- 
dionem u/rhis. 



— 468 — 

EXCOGITATIO: Cic, intpr. Iren. 1, 3, 4, Dion.Ex. Greg. 

creat. hom. 9. 
exhoetamentvm: Non. p. 103 b, Chalc. in Tim. 155 

exhortamefUa uirtutis. 
EXiNANiTio: Plin.,Fulgent.Rusp. De quinque quaestt 

32, Mar. Merc. ep. 3 synod. Cyrilli p. 15 sq. tom. 

LXVII Migne cum se propter nos ad eadnanitionem 

spontaneam misericorditer incUnaret^ quam ob cau- 
sam dignos emnanitione sermones effugerit?^ Prosp. 

Aq. in ps. 136, u. 7, all. 
EXOEATio: Quint. decl. (?), Rufin. Orig. in Leuit. 13, 

3 quo uduti exoraiio quaedam et supplicatio per haec 

pro singulis fieri uideatur. 
exornatoe: Cic, Chalc. in Tim. 129. 
EXPLETIO: Cic, Chalc in Tim. 251, Rufin. Orig. in 

Ep. ad Rom. comm. V, p. 383 t. VI ed. Lommatzsch, 

Aug. serm. 345, 4 indigentiarum, Primas, in Hebr. 

6 (s. u. adeptio) al. 
EXPLICABILIS: Plin., Boeth. Mus. I, 1. 
expeobratoe: Sen., Prosp. exp. in Ps. 118, ad u. 42 

etsi ipsi expröbratores non uerbum eocprohrent^ quod 

eos lotet. 
EXPVLSIO: Cic. aliq., Rufin. Orig. in Leuit. hom. 8 s. 

f., Eges. B. lud. IV, 30, 31. 
EXSENSVS adi.: Laeu. ap. Gell., Greg. Tur. bist. Franc 
^ IV, 39 et saep. 
EXTEENAEE (non ex-sternare): Catull. Ouid., Dosith. 

p. 59 E. eiäernor aXXorpiouiLae, extematus etiam 

App., gl. Labb. i}croq (p^evov. 
exvbeeai^ia: Gell., Salu. gub. Dei VI, 190, Cassian. 

CoUat. XXIV, 13. 
EXYBEBATIO: Vitr., Boeth. Arithm. I, 29. 



— 469 — 

FAMVLATIO: coUect. App., abstr. Petr. Chrys. s. 114 

mdior est deuota famtuatio quam uaga et praesumpta 

libertas, 
PAMYLlTAs: Pacuu., Att. trag., — familUs Laeu. ap. 

Chans. Inst. Gramm. IV, p. 288 Keil. 
PEEIATICVS: Vlp. (dies), neutr. subst. [Isid.] Coli. 

Canon. 7 (concil. lÄodic), 37 non oportet a ludaeis 

et haeretids feriatica quae miltuntwr acdpere, 
Ficncivs: Plin., actiones Vlp. fragm. s.. Mar. Mercat. 

intpr. Nestor, tractatt. c. Pelag. p. 210 t. XLVIII 

Migne ficticiam adunibrat imaginem. 
FiNinws: Qaint. (status), Diom. (modus), al. Mar. 

Victorin. art. gramm. I, 3 finUiuae literae mascu- 

linorum nominum stmt Septem^ alkorsx, ut Sylla, 

sal.. 
flammescebe: Lucr., Ps. Eucher. in Regg. comm. HI, 

1 rübeo colore flammescit. 
FLVYIDVS: Lucr., Boeth. Mus. V, 2. 
FBATEENE: Cic, Hier. ep. 58, 5 quia fr, interrogas. 
FREQVENTATIO : Cic. (et Rhet. ad Her.), Aug. serm. 

218,1«^ ipsa frequentatione populorum fiies nostra 

darius iUustretur^ lom. bist. Goth. 42 in agro Ve- 

netum Ambuleio, ubi Mincius amnis commeantium 

frequentatione transitwr. 
FBVGIPAEVS: Lucr. VI, 1 primae frugiparos fäus mor- 

tdlibus . . dididerwnt . . Athenae ^), Auien. 



1) Lucretii locum non tanquam noue repertom indidi, sed re- 
dozi temere omissum a Georges (Lat. Deutsch. Handwörterbuch, 
6. Aufl., LeipE. 1869). Qui cum multa addiderit, multa tarnen male 
praetermisit, quae apud alios lexicographos exstant, ueluti in Elotzii 
lexico ekstant, apud Georges desunt e. c. haec uocabula: accu- 
bitatio, aegrotatinus, aenigmatista, aequiuocatio, aequiuoce, aera- 
men, albities, alternamentum, ambifarie» aptitudo, argumentabilis. 



— 470 — 

PVNDATIO: Vitr., intpr. Orig. in Matth. 111. 
GESTATOB (act.): Plin. ep., Bufin. Orig. in Leuit. hom. 
5, 8 agme. 



aucupalis, benefactor, brachilis, buccalare, calabrica, calabricare, 
calycularis, captabilis, capitarium (aes), captabilis, circumgarrire, 
citipes, citrarius, claustralis, cohospes, collectibilis, collectim, co- 
matolas, comitabilis, commensorabilis, commissuralis, commanicabi- 
lis et communicabiliter, communicarias (dies), communicatiaus, com- 
mutabiliter, comprobabilis, conceptionalis, concisor, confictor, con- 
genis (guyycvy)«), connataralis, conseraatiuus , consigniticare, con- 
significatio, consortalis, conspicabandus, copstructiuas et constrac* 
tiae, consamptibilis, contingentia, contradictürius, coordinatio, co- 
pulabilis, cornualis, corporascere, crassedo (Fulg. Verg. Cont p. 143 
MttDck.), cutio (Marc. Emp. p. 275 6, 288 B, 306 G Steph., cf. Scrib. 
39), designatiaus, (^esperabilis, diademalis, diffumigare, dignabilis, 
dimissui, discibilis, discipHnaris, disgregatio, disparascere , dispen- 
satorias, distemperare (Plin. Yal. I, 6, II, 45), dominicarius, edibilis, 
elegibilis, embadalis, exhortamen, exspoliator, fallenter, famicalis, 
frequentarius, fructescere, früstramen, fugibilis, gemebundus (Quid., 
Find. Theb., Lact., Hier. ep. 22, 25, Ferrand. ad Begin. Com. 4), 
geniarius, geometricaliB, glutus subst. (Fers.), gracilescere (Amm. 
aliq.), gressibilis, hircoceruus, illator, illocalia, illuminabilis, imme- 
diatus, immensoratus, immiscibilis, impartibilis, impermeabilis, im- 
petitos, impomenta, inabstinentia, inchoatio (etiam q. lul. Hilar. de 
die paschae 6, Boeth. Arithm. II, 6, Isid. qu. in Genes, c. 1, 16, in 
Deuter. 4, 1), incingulnm, incomma, incommensurabilis, inconfüsibi- 
liter, inconiunctus, incurabilis, indeceptibilis, indetribilis (F. Nol., 
etiam ep. 32 al.), indisciplina, indiscussibilis, indisiunctim, indissolo- 
tns, indissnasibilis , ineffrenatns, inelimatus, ineloquax, ineluctatas, 
inerumpibilis, ineuidens, inenincibilis, inexercitabilis, inexoptabilis, 
inexperiens, inexpugnandns, inexsecrabilis, inexsistens, infascinabi- 
lis (sed uocabula cognita, sicuti hoc, e gloss. tantam, quae G. per- 
multa praeteriit, molta tamen recepit, ut u. c. cespitare, ne crescens 
in dies moles nimis assnrgeret, fere omisi), inflatilis (etiam. Ignat. 
ep. ad Trall. uers. ant. 7), informidabilis, innataralis, inuumerandus, 
inspitamen (et Isid. nat. rer. 36, 2), intellectaaliter, interdictorins, 
interfrigescere, interpolamentnm , interuallare (Amm. XXVII, 11, 
12), intransgressibilis , intransmeabilis, inuitalis, inuittatus, irreddi- 
bilis, irreprobabilis, iactabilis, iadicatinas, iuuabilis, lactaneus, leni- 
tonarinm, locularis (nisi forte hoc consnlto om.), lotor, machinatiuos, 
magnanimis, malefactio, medicinaliter, mensurnas (cf. Bönsch Itala 
u. Volg. p. 189), meroBos, monasterialis, moltinocos, munerator, ne- 
scibilid, noctiaigulus (uel noctouigilus), obnoxiare, onostare, ordina- 



— 471 — 

GLOKIATIO: Cic, Cassian. Coen. Inst. X, 10, Rufin. 
• intpr. Orig. in Ep. ad Rom. comm. X, 12 uera gl. 

bilis, ostensiaus et ostensiue, paginalis, particalaritas, patricalis, 
perbullire, perdurabilis, permutatim, pemoctatio, perspectiua, per- 
teaere, pinguinscalus, pomatio, praeclarere (etiam Sedal. op. pasch. 
V p. 735 Migne), praecarsator (Amm. XYI, 12, 8), praedicatiae, 
praeexsistens, praefomentare, praelubricus, praeopinari , prolocutio, 
proByllogismas, protestatio, pseadocalidas, pyctalis, quadrangularis, 
quadricabitalis, quadrigonus , quadruplaris, repensio, replicabilis 
(etiam Chalc. in Tim. 312), reptibilis, reseratio, respirabilis, reuenti- 
lare, rogationalis , sanatiaus, sanatiae, sandaligeralae Plaut. Tri- 
numm. 252, scientialis et scientialiter, significatiae , sinon, sizire, 
somniger, sabaltemns et sabalternatim, sabdaplus Boeth. (subtriplns 
Boeth. habet Gg.)) sabcontrarius (non, ut ap. Klotz, est, Hyg. lim., 
sed Boeth. Introd. Syll. Gateg. p. 775 M. et saep.), snbrubeus, sab- 
snperpartiens (superqaadripartiens et snpertripartiens ex eodem 
loco Boethii habet Gg.), sudarium, snperparticalaritas, snsceptibilis, 
sascepiiaus, snsceptrix, tinearia, tineatica, trinmphiger, uetustare, 
ninificatrix, aniuersalitas. Horom exemplonim CGXXVIU, quae ap- 
posui (malto autem plura poteram), bona pars sane pecoliaria sunt 
Boethii, Cassiodori, aliqaa etiam lornandis, Gorippi. Quos si forte 
Gg. non temere praeteriit, sed cogitate ut serotinos contempsit uoca- 
bulorum siue attestatores siue adinuentores, nee recte ille quidem 
fecit, ut puto, neque consequenter egit, qui haud pauca alia recepe • 
rit auctoritate nixabunda aut solins Boethii, ut int. cett. carentia, 
imaginabilis, inuiolabiliter, supergressio, tolerabilis . . , aut Gassio- 
dori, ut insensualis, libellarius, procreabilis . . , aut utriusque, ut 
perceptibilis, proportionaliter, iuüamen . ., imo ne seriores quidem 
illis dubitauerit uocare ad testimonium , qui Isidorum saepissime 
citare soleat (e. c. ad u. doctrinalis), nonnunquam Aldhelmum, Be- 
dam all., denique ne Macrum quidem personatum spreuerit (u. c. at 
tractorius, attribulatus), nee a glossariis semper abstinuerit (u. c. ad 
a. tegetarius). Quod uero Gg. praef. dicit: «Hierbei (in supplendis 
uocabulorum copiis) habe ich benutzt L. Quicherat Addenda Lexi- 
eis Latinis, Paris 1862; doch steht die grössere Hälfte dieser Ad- 
denda . . längst im Handwörterbuch yon K. Klotz und in meinem 
Handwörterbuch » , id quam uere dixerit experimento aliquo explo- 
raturus sub litera G apud Quicherat dinumeraui noces omnes nu- 
merabiles, et uidi, 289 uoces etiam apud Gg. haberi, longo autem 
maiorem partem, 387, deesse apud eondem, ueluti e. c. cellerarius 
(cell§rier), cimiterium (chnetiäre), cinnus (it. cenno), contubernalitas, 
cracifixio, curialitas. De aliis defectibus lexici Georgesiani alias 
Est quidem über, utut est, sane utilis, macnlis tamen band paucis 
offendit. 



— 472 — 

ad Deum non est nisi üla, qme est in Christo lesUy 

Sid. ep. I, 7, Valerian. hom. 7, 2 inaniSy 11, 3. . 
GEACILENTVS: Enn. Gell., Amm. XXI, 16, 15 ^mh- 

rnrni gradlentis twcUms. 
GRESSIO: Pacuu., Diom. art. gramm. III, p. 505 Keil 

primae gressionis antispasticae^ ib. inf. 
GVBEENATio: Cic. aliq., Nouat. de trin. 29, [Rufin.] 

in Arnos I, ad 5, 1 et 2. Ceterum 'de gubernatione 

Dei' inscribi non nescio libros octo Saluiani Mas- 

siliensis, qni et 'de praesenti iudicio' (Gennad.) uel 

'de prouidentia' praetitulabantur. 
HABILITAS: Cic, intpr. Iren. V, 7, 1. 
HILARESCERE: Varr. ap. Non., Primas, in Hebr. c. 1 

sandorum conscieniia. . magis ac magis hilarescU. 
HVMANITEE: Att. Turpil. Cic. (Neue Lat. Formenl. 

II, p. 501), lan. Nepot. 9, 3. 
ILLECTAMENTVM: App., Gl. Mam. an. II, 7, 6. 
IMAGVNCVLA: Suet., Hier. ep. 77 p. 491 Vallars. 
IMMENSITAS: Cic, Rufin. Orig. in Ep. ad Rom. comm. 

X, 43. 
imminentia: Nigid. ap. Gell, Greg. M. ep. III, 29. 
IMMODEBATIO: c. gen. Cic. s., Ambr., Egesipp. Bell. 

lud. V, 7 pugnandi; abs. Aug. de mus. 
IMMVNIRE: Tac, Dosith. p. 63 immimio trztvfpl/fü. 
IMMVTABILITAS : Cic, Aug. serm. 117, 6, Cassian. 

Coli. 3^X111, 3 8. f., Nestorii ep. in Coelestini pap. 

epp. 7,2, Boeth. Vtrum Pater etc. p. 166 Peiper. 
IMPARILITAS: Gell., Leo serm. 27, 1. 
imperative: Vlpian., Cassian. Coli. XXI, 14. 
IMPOENITENDVS: Appul., S. S. II Cor. 7, 10 ap. Aug. 

serm. 154, 2 in salutem impoenitendam (Vulg. : sta- 
bilem). 



— 473 — 

iMPOSiTro: Varr., manus Aug. serin. 99, 10, 11 al., 
Hier. Contra Lucif. 7, all. eccl. 

*IMPBECAEI aliquem: Appul., Solin. 1, 11 Mtfiagrum 
deum dicUur imprecatus. 

iMPBOBATio: Cic. et auct. ad Her., Primas, in I Cor. 
1 4 eorum improbatio hoc uerbo insinuata est. 

INCONNIWS: App., Amm. XXIX, 2, 20 lustUiaeocU' 
lus. Item a uerbis 2 coniug. deriuata sunt florus 
pr., indigus, suadus (Suada), in-uidus et prouidus, 
promiscus , conferua Plin. (herba quae et consolida 
App. h.), recc. attinae, omnipauus. 

INCONSEQVENS : Gell., Ps. Ascon., Hier. ep. 51, 4, 
Diom. II, p. 455 K. discrq>antes et inconseguentes 
inter se dictiones. 

INCONSOLABILIS: Ouid. s., Ambr., Egesipp. B.Iud.H, 9. 

DTDEMONSTRABlLls: App. dogm.Plat. IE, Boeth. Arist. 
Anal. post. I, 2, 3, 7, 19 al. 

INDISPOSITE: Sen., Aug. Conf. X, 11 ea, gmepassm 
atgue indisposite memoria continebatj cogüando quasi 
coUigere. 

DTDOMABILIS: Plaut., Hier, in lob 41 iwcws, Ps. Au- 
gust, serm. 22, 4, «Myth. Vat. II». 

DTOVCTOE: Plaut., al. q. iUex Isid. Diff. I, 316, gloss. 

iNDVCTEix: App., M. Cap. V, 514. 

iNDVSTKiosvs: adu. Cato frgm, Origg.aJ., adi. Cassiod., 

lunior Philos. 17 fortes uiros et wdde ind^striosos 

m hdlis. 
DTELBGANTIa: Gaius, Ghalc. in Tim. 154. 
iNPAMATio: Non., Isid. ep. 6, 3 ex manifesta praelaH 

infamatione. 

8 



— 474 — 

INGRESSIO: Cic, Isid, bist. Goth. 83 Vanddortm. 
INGVSTABILIS: Plin., act. Ignat. ep. ad Philipp, uers. 

uet. 9 hominem XL diebus et XL noctibus ingusta^ 

hüem exsistentem cibo huniano. 
INOiPINANTEß: Suet., Fulgent Myth. I p. 25 Muncker. 
INOPTABILIS: App., intpr. Orig. in Isai. hom. 6, 1. 
INOEDINATe: Geis., al. Aug. serm. 302, 14 (damna- 

tum noD licere feriri nisi ab illo qui ad hoc mili- 

tat — i. e. a quaestionario s. carnifice — ) inordi- 

nate ferire homicidium est, 
INOBDINATIO: App. AscL, Chaicid. in Tim. 350, 351. 
INREVEEENTEE: Plin. ep., Petr. Chrysol. serm. 175. 
inevptoe: Hör., Prosp. de ingrat. uers. 662. 
INSECTAEE act.: Plaut., Primas, in Apoc. IV, ad 17 

odio insectabunt meretricem (cf. sectare s. u.). 
INSECTATOE: Liu., Quint. («äusserst selten» Freund 

s. u.), Egesipp. Bell. lud. I, 41, 4, Paulin. benedict. 

Patriarch» 6, 1. 
INSENSILIS: Lucr., Chaicid. Tim. 26. 
INSPECTATIO: Traian. ap. Plin. min. (Mühlmann Thes. 

d. class. Latin, s. u.), Tert., Chaicid. in Tim. 156. 
INSTlGATEix: Tac, Mar. Merc. Subnot. 5, 1 immo- 

desta stimulatrix infestaque et importuna instigatrix. 
INTEEEMPTio: Auct. decl. in Catil., Tert., Phoebad. 

De Fil. diuin. 8 translatio omnis interemptio est 

pristini. 
INTEENECTEEE : Verg. Stat., Egesipp. B. lud. I, 46, 2 

pufpurea diphide, quam interneäebat fibula. 
INTEESONAEe: Stat., Ps. Rufin. Comm. in loel., ad c. 

3, 4 — 8 id.. per eoocesstis (i. e. euentus) interdum 

tmticinio congruentes ea intersonent^ qme fuiuris 

etiam possint convenire mysteriis. 



— 475 — 

iNTBOGEEDi: Verg., Chalc. Tim. 24. 

IVGVLATio: Auct. Bell. Hisp., Primas, in Apoc. HE, 

ad c. 8 sacrificitmi non placationiSj sed iugulaiionia. 
LAPIDATOB: Cic, Aug. serm. 49, 10 trf oraret pro la- 

pid(ücribus suiSj 315, 6 et saep. 
LETALITEE: Plin., Facund. epist. fid. cath. p. 874 M. 

pemiciose et letaliter. 
I^VIGATIO: Vitr. (plural.), Chalc. Tim. 24, in Tim. 217. 
UTIGIVM: Plaut., Aug. serm. 265, 6 mdorum ßuh 

rum litigia. 
LOTIO: Vitr. (plur.), PI. Val. I, 4 lotione aguae mar 

rinae. ^ 

LVCnFICVS: Cic. poet., Verg., Amm. XXV, 10, 1 euen- 

tus, XXVm, 2, 12 strages. 
LVGüBRITEB: App., Cassian. Coli. XXI, 4, XXIV, 6. 
lymphake: Val. Fl., (pass.) Plin., Dosith. p. 60 lum- 

far ^v%ea^o(jLat, Ps. Rufin. Comm. in Oseam I, ad 

4, 8 cum pars popiUi . . simili errore lymphatwr^ ib. 

III , ad 1 1 , 3 guod aures stias minietris daemonum 

lymphantibus permisissent (yp. permansissent); — 

usitatius est part. perf. pass. lymphatus. 
MAGNlDlcvs: Plaut., Amm. XXIII, 6, 80 (Persae) 

magnidici et graues ac tetri. 
MALEFACTOE: Plaut., Ps. Cypr. de Sina et Sion 7 duo 

populi malefactores. . 
MANATio: Frontin., Marc. Emp. p. 252 B. 
MASSVLA: Col., Marc. Emp. p. 350 D ferri^ cf. p. 

398 C. 
mateonalitee: Pass. Perpet. et Felicitat. 1, 1 äo- 

neste natay liberaliter inetüuta^ matrondUer rmpta^ 

inscr.; adi. Liu. Quid. all. 
MEABnis: Plin., Amm. XVni, 8, 11 (pass.). 



\ 



- 476 — 

MEMOBIOSYS, quod «agnoscitur a Festo, Front, diff. 

nocc.» Qsurpauit auct. uit. Cypr. 5 tarn memoriosae 

mentis. 
MENDICATIO: Sen., Firm. math. I, 3. 
MENSIO: Cic, Boeth. Arithm. I, 16, 17, Mus. II, 9. 
MINISTEATIO: Vitr., intpr. Iren. IV, 30, 1, V, 1, 1, 

Isid. ord. creatur. 2, 10 spiritudium mmistrationum 

uirtutes. - 
MINISTBATORIVS: Mart. XIV, 105 lemm., S. S. Hebr. 

(1 , 14) ap. intpr. Orig. in Matth. 64 ministratorii 

^ritu$ (Vnlgata 'administratorii'). 
MISEBANTEB: Gell., [Rnfin.] Gomm. in loel, ad 2, 4 

— 1\ m. atgue indigncmter eocdama. 
Mimo : Vitr. , Mar. Merc. Nestor, serm. 5 , 3 facta 

mixtione^ concr. Pall. 
moderamentvm: Gell., Theod. Prise. III, 5. 
MODERANTEE: Lucr., Nouat. Trinit. 3, id. ib. 29 0(2 

decreta ipsius se moderanter temperare. 
MODVLABILIS: Oalpum. ecl., Paul. Nol. carm. 27, 79. 
IfOLYBDAENA: (genus metaUi) Plin., Marc. Emp. p. 

• 

402 G, — (genus herbae, i. q. plumbago) Plin., PL 

Val. II, 45. 
MVLTICAVVS: Quid., Dion. Ex. Greg, creat. hom. 31 

puimoniy qui rarissimus atque nrnUicauus omnia sua 

tiduii foramina ad fundum atque sufnmUatem arte^ 

riae patefada retmet. 
MVLTILOQVAX: Plaut Aul. (dub*), Eustath. Hexaemer. 

I, 11. 
jiVNlEEX: Plin., Veg. m. (etiam II, 19 ex.), Firm. 

math. II, 4 munifices hoc est synergos. 
MVTABILITAS: Cic. s., Lucr. n, 932, M. Cap., all. postt. 
NABBABILIS: Quid., intpr. Iren. I, 14, 1 et 15, 1. 



— 477 — 

NEGLECTVS: Ter. et Plin. («sehr selten»), Primas, in 
Apoc. I, ad c. 1 üh^n de solo negUdu decuit poenitere. 

NEVTRALIS: Quint., Prise. Inst. Gramm. IV, 4, 23 
neuter neutri neutralis^ (Prise.) De accent. 24 neu- 
tralia hreuiantur^ vi robur roboris; adu. neütrali- 
TEB Nouat. de trin. 27 'umm neutraliter positum, 
Charis. 

NIGBEDO: App. s., M. Cap., Mare. Emp. p. 291 D al., 
Arnob. iun. in Ps. 101, Greg. bist. Franc. V, 24. 

NIGEICAEe: Plin., Herm. Past. III, 9, 30 uers. cod. 
Palat. 7i€C idlum ex eis (lapidibns) nigricaturum 
(uers. üulg. 'nee ullum de bis amplius denigran* 
dam' sc. esse, — inf. fut. pass., cf. De Latin, scriptor. 
bist. Aog. p. 85 sqq., ubi congestis exemplis add. 
Cassian. Coen. Inst. X, 4 'ut, . . si paululum de- 
flectamus, sciamus nos perniciosis mox cautibns 
illidendos', Folg. Rusp. ep. de II quaestt. ad Fer- 
rand. 3'qainon crediderit.., sine dubitatione dam- 
nabitnr . . Omnes baereticos diuina non dubium est 
definitione damnandos', Greg. Tur. bist. Franc. 
III, 21 'legatos mittit dicens, nisi se illi subdant, 
omnem locum illum incendio concremandum, eos- 
qne qui ibidem resident captiuandos'). 

NITIDE: Plaut., superl. Marc. Emp. p. 271 E ros nodw- 
nwn colliges nUidissime in prato^ al. 

NYMERATio: (pecuniae) Sen. CoL, propr. Boetb. Trinit. 
3 haec unUatwm üeratio potiw est non numeratioy . . 
non n. diuersorum. 

NYTEIMEN: Ouid,, Tbeod. Prise. IV, fol. 315* ed. Aid. 
ex nutrimvne id est ex cibo et potu. 

OBNVBILARE: Gell. App., Amm. XVI, 1, 5 praedarae 



— 478 — 

indolis rudimenta tunc muÜis cbrntbäanttbiis tegeban- 

tur, XXVIII, 4, 2. 
obseqventia: Caes., intpr. Iren. IV, 13, 2 et 16, 4. 
OBTRVNCATio: Colum., Rufiu.Orig. in Genes, hom. 3, 4. 
obtveamentvm: Plin., Herrn, Fast. II, 11. 
OOCAECATIO: Seren, ap. Non., Gelas. ep. 7, ine. auct. 

de uocat. omn. gent. I, 10, ib. 13. 

OCVLAEE: TertulL, Vita Cypr. 2 nondum secunda na- 
tiuitas nouum hominem splendore toto diuinae lucis 
ocfulauerat; — oculatus adi. uett. 

OPPiLATio: Scrib., Dion. Ex. Greg, creat. hom. 22 
su^perioribtLS mundi partibus tmifiersum mundum luce 
compleri^ tenehras autem ex umbra terreni corporis 
et oppüatUme gener ari. 

OPPRESSOE: Brut. ap. Gic, pauperum Isid. Sent. III, 
45, 3 et 4; 57, 1. 

OBATOEIA subst.: Quint., Gl. Mam. an. III, 5, 1 abs- 
qae uersjibfm poetice oratoriam texis. 

OEBATOR: Quid., Marcellin. Gom. Ghron. ad ann, 454 
AUila Europae orbator prouinciae. 

OEDINATOE: Sen., App., Aug. serm. 298, 1 Petras 
ülius (Stephani) ordinatorj id. Gonf. X, 35 rerum 
omnium^ Isid. De ortu et obitu patr. 22 ordinator 
prouidus, al. 

OSTENSlo: App. Tert., Aquila Rom. de fig. 42, Gypr. 
ep. 57, 1 et 2, intpr. Iren. I, 3, 6 et saep.. Am. 
iun. de Deo trino n, 16 in., inscr. 

OSTENSOE: Tert,, Isid. Sent. I, 14, 8. 

OVINVS: Ser. Samm., Leo serm. 54, 3 pelle ^ Placit. 
15, 5 ladis, PI. Val. I, 58. 

OXYGAEVM: Martial., PI. Val. II, 23, App. herb. 59, 3. 



— 479 — 

PACIHCATIO: Cic. aliq., Gell., Chromat, de beatitudi- 
nibns 7. 

PAGINVLa: Cic. ep., Innocent pap. epist. 18 (c, 414 
p. C.) s. f. hanc pagimdam nostram sollicüius Gre- 
tensibus episcapis relegendam mittue^ ep. 20, N. Tir. 

PALMIGEE: Plin., Sulp. Seu. ep. (dub.) 6, 1 palmigeros 

biiuges. 
PALPATio: Plaut., Cassian. Coen. Inst. X, 17 gms 

molli fouerat paipatione tierborum^ intpr. Orig. in 

Matth. 64 odorationis et palpationis. 

PALPATOR: Plaut, bis, Cassian. Coli. X, 13. 
*PAPILLA q. pusula: Ser. Samm., Th. Prise. I, 6. 
PATEPACno: Cic. s., Th. Prise. I, 19. 
patenter: Cic, Boeth. Geom. p. 408, Petr. Chrysol. 
serm. 40 demonstrat, Primas, in Hebr. 1 1 . 

PAVBIENTARE: Plin., q. pauire et quidem transl. Aug. 

serm. 82, 1 1 mcdam conscientiam pf/ynis pauimen^ 

tare, — part. pauimentatus Cic. Vitr., Egesipp. 

IV, 23, 2 hmius. 
PECTENARE: pr. App., Marc. Emp. p. 261 D leuiter 

pectina (capillos), trnsl. Plin. q. occare. 

PEDICVLOSVS: Mart. (?), Placit. 16, 22 lemm. adphthi- 
riacos id est pediaUosos, 

PELLAX: Verg. s. et Arn., Petr. Chrysol. serm. 17 
fadione pellad^ id est arte subdola. 

PERAGRATIO: Cic, Chalc Tim. 18, in Tim. .58.. 

peeceler: Cic, Amm. XXIX, 6, 1. 

PERDYLCls: Lucr. IV, 633 (aliis quod amarum 'st) 

hoc tarnen esse aliis possit perdulce uider% superl. 

inscr. 
perleyis: Cic, Rufin. Orig. in psalm« 36 hom. 3, 12. 



— 480 — 

PEßMANSlo: Cic, Aug. serm. 179, 3, Dionys. Ex. Greg. 

creat. hom. 14t ad permansionem substantiaey al. 
peemixte: Cic, Isid. Sent. III, 6, 7. 
PEEORNAEE: Tac, Isid. Sent. II, 29, 12 fucum mun- 

dicdis eloquentiae inflatis sermonibus peromatumy 

Primas, in Apoc. 5 ad 21 ..; — per-ornatus adi. 

Cic. Brut. 
PEEPVSILLVS: Cic. 8., Petr. Chrysol. serm. 160 um- 

uerso seculo non capacem (^capabilem) condudi cor- 

pore perpusillo. 
PEESCEVTATio: Sen., Boeth. Geom. p. 412. 
PEESEVEEATio : App. Grom., Chaicid. in Tim. 25 tem- 

poris pr(yprium progredi^ aeui propria mansio sem- 

perque in idem perseueratio^ intpr. Iren. IV, 38, 3. 
peesolidaee: Stat., Th. Prise. HI, 3. 
PEESTEVEEE: Vitr., Rufin. Apol. 5 omnem uenenatae 

aduersum nos linguae calumniandi adüum perstrua- 

mm. 
peeteeeepaceee: Ter., Eges. B. lud. IV, 23 ex. 
PEEVEESITAS: Cic, Mar. Merc. p. 814 B tanlamper- 

uersitatem üle eius quatemio habet. Caes. hom. 4 et 

saep. eccl. 
PEEVTILIS: Cic. ep., Boeth. diuis. p. 885 M. iUud 

seire peruiüe est. 
PESTILENTIOSVS : Vlpian. Dig., Aug. Conf. IV, 10, 

Marc. Emp. p. 292 G ulcera. 
pilvla: Plin.., Pelag., PI. Val. I, 2. 
pisaee: Varr. r. r. I, 63 'ut.. pisetur teste Non. p. 

111^, Fest, Placit. 16, 30 comu caprae . . pisatum, 

App. h. 1, 11. 
PISINNYS: Labeo ap. schol. Pers., Marc. Emp. p. 272 

A lacertas^ 357 F calice. 



-r481 — 

PLACABILITAS: Cic. s., Salu. gub. Dei VI, 206, Ps. 
Hier, in lob 9, Isid. Synon. II, 38 habeto placabi- 
litatem mentis. 

PLACATIO: Cic, Salttian. Auar. I, 10 nee off erat cum re- 
demptionis fidueia^ sed cum placatumis officio^ ib. 1 1 , 
Petr. Chrysol. serm. 88, Primas, in Apoc. III, ad 
c. 8. 

PLANTABIVM: Plin., Rufin. Orig. in Leuit. h, 16, 4. 

PLANTATIO: Plin., intpr. Iren. V, 36, 1 cum sint mim 
ueri homines^ ueram esse oportet et platUationem 
ipsorumy Bufin. Orig. in Num. hom. 14, 2, intpr. 
Orig. in Matth. 117 ea; bona plantatione mentisj 
intpr. Orig. In I Sam. b. 1, 1. 

*POBTITOE q. portator : Col., Glaudian., literarnm Hier, 
ep. 68 ex., et saep. idem aliique postt.,e. c. Sid. ep. 
VI, 3 al. 

POSmYVS: Gell, all., adu. Mar. Merc. Blasph. Nest. 
p. 914 M. (^i non naturalüer^ sed posUiue ud Fi- 
lius uel Deus esse dicatur^ Prise. 

POSTGENITVS: Hor., intpr. Iren. II, 14, 9. 

PEAECLVSIO: coner. Vitr., abstr. et tmsl. (q. praepe- 

ditio) Primas, in Hebr. 11 duplex erat praedusio^ 

una temporiSy senuerai quippe iam (Sara), alia uero 

naturae^ sterüis enim erat. 
PEAECVPIDVS: Suet., Chalc. in Tim. 167. 
PKAEDICABILIS: Cic., « Ambr.», Cassian. Collat. XVIII, 

15. 
PEAEDKPOSITVS: Liu. (?), Theod. Prise. IV, f. 31 6"*. 
PEAESENSlo: Cic., Amm. XXII, 16, 19, Ang. Conf« 

XI, 18. 
peaesignase: Plin. s., Primas, in Apoc. I, ad c. 4 



— 482-y- 

in solio potest sedes futuri iudicii praeaignari salu- 

brüer^ ib. inf., Isid. 
PEAESIGNIFICAEE: Cic, intpr. Iren. IV, 20, 1 2 et 2 1 ex. 
PBAETEBMISSIO: Gic, Zosim. pap. (417 sq.) ep. 4, 2 

praäermism metropoUtani (episcopi). 
pbaeyalesgebe: Col , Aug. serm. 313, 5, Primas, in 

Apoc. III, ad 8. 
pransob: Plaut, s., Veran. ap. Macr., Ps. Aug. serm. 

85, 2 pransor et mansor. 
PRETIOSITAS: Capito ap. Macr., App., Rufin. Orig. in 

Num. hom. 12, 1, Arn. iun. de Deo trino I, 9, in 

Ps. 61. 
PBIME: Naeu., Marc. Emp. p. 306 G lac caprinum 

tonsülis prime medetur^ 397 E. 
PEIMIGENVS: Lucr., «Auien. Arat.», Chalc. in Tim. 

330. 
pbobrose: Gell., Amm. XXVIII, 1, 4. 
pboglamatoe: Cic. s., Isid. eccl. off. II, 11, 5 dudum 

lectores (ecclesiastici) praecones uel prodamatores 

uacahantur. 
PEOCEAsnNATio : Cic, Cassian. Coli. IV, 13, «Cod. 

lust » (Dirksen Man. latin. iur. s. u.). 
PBOCVBSATio: Liu., Amm; XXVI, 7, 15. 
PBOCVBSATOBES: Liu., Amm. XXIII, 3, 4, XXIV, 1, 

10.. 
PBOCVESIO: Quint., Amm. XIX, 11, 13. 
*PR0LATI0: exemplorum Cic, enidentium docnmen- 

torum Facund. defens. II, 1. 
PBOMISSIO: Cic, Primas, in Hebr. 6 promissionem de 

GhristOj et plur. ib. et äl. 
pbomvloatob: Fronte, Gandent. serm. 1 Christt^ 

promtdgator legis^ et gratiae. 



— 483 — 

PBOVEBBIALIS: Gell., Mar. Merc. Nest. serm. 4, 14 
miM prauerbialis sermo sufficU: 'ndi respondere im- 
prudenti secundum imprudenttam eius' (Prou. 26,4). 

PSIMYTHIVM; Plin., Chalc. in Tim. 330. 

PVL8AT0B: Val. Fl. (citharae), Aug. serm. 66, 5 frustra 
te domus patitur puisataremj in qua nonpotea int/te- 
nire fnansorem^ 85, 1, Conf. X, 31, 46. 

QVINQVIPLICAEE: Tac, Hieron. in lob 1. 
BAGEMABi: Van*, r. r., Dositb. p. 60 racemor xoxxo- 

babepacebe: Lucr. (quinq.), Th. Prise. IV, f. 316* ex. • 
KECESSlo: Vitr., Candid. Ariani De gener. diu. 4. 
♦becolebe q. recordari: Ouid., Primas, in Apoc. V, ad 

c. 21 de mari nouo aliquid me uspiam Ugisae non 

recoh. 

bbconchjatob: Liu., «App. mag. 18» (add. Georges), 
Dionys. Exig. Cyrilli epist. synod. p. 1 6 M media- 
tor Bei (t hominum et reconcUiator ad pacem. 

BEGBEATOB: Tert., Aug. serm. 312, 6 hominum. 
BEFBENATIO: Sen., Chalc. in Tim. 202, Aug. fragm. 

serm. tom, XXXIX p. 1729 Patrolog. lat. ed. Migne 

refrenationes omnium libidinum. 

BEFVLGENTIA: App., Cand. gen. diuin. 4, Mar. Victorin. 
Adu. Arium I, 34 et saep. idem. 

BEGEBMINABE: Plin., Eges. B. lud. I, 43, 3. 
BEGIGNEBE: Lucr , Mar. Victorin. De gen. diu. uerbi 9. 
BELAXATio: Cic. aliq., Aug. serm. 210, 3, Boeth. Mus. 

V,4. 

REMEDlATio: Scrib., Marc. Emp. p. 250 C. 
REPBOBATio: Tert., Hier. ep. 149, 2, Isid. AUeg. 88; 
ut t. t. rhet. Rufinian. 



— 484 — 

RESncVLVS: Vlp. Dig. (?), Hieron. in lob 40 de resticu- 
lonfm partic^ia^ — resticola Cic. fr., Varr. r. r. all. 

RETENTCfia: App. 8., Aug. senn. 206, 2 ex. periman- 
tur per redemptarem^ ne perimant retentorem. 

revilescebe: Sen., Valerian. hom. 6, 8 cito quae sunt 

in homine optima reuüescunt^ nisi . . linguas uüia 

resecentur. 
BOSIDVS: Catull., Col. etPall. (Gesner lex. rast. s. u.), 

Zeno Veron. II, tract. 74. 
BOTATIO: Vitr., Chalc. in Tim. 115, Boeth. Arithm. 

I, 1 quae mobüi semper rotatiane uertuntur^ Dion. 

Ex. Greg, creat. hom. 29 totius polt. 

RVBBICATVS: Petr. Priap., Marc. Emp. p. 397 A*^6a. 
BVMVSCVLVS: Cic, Hier. c. Lucif. 15, ep. 50, 8, 66, 9 

et saep. 
BVPTio: Vlp., Marc. Emp. p. 274 F tunictüanm ocirfi, 

Placit..4, 8 tunictdarum^ 13 aurium. 

sacbileöE: Tert., [Rufin.] Comm. in Amos I, ad 8, 4 
sacrüege oimtebantur indultis. 

saltvatim: Sisenna ap. Gell., Amm. XXIX, 1, 31, 

«Prise.» 
SANATio: Cic, Th. Prise IV, fol. 314*. 
SANIOSVS: Plin., Th. Prise. I, 7. 
satIANTEB: App., Primas, in Apoc V, ad c 18 p. 908. 
SGEFTBiaEB: Sil., Maxim. Taurin. serm. 56 in. 
sciscJETATlo: Petron., Hier. ep. 59, 1, 121, 1, adu. 

Pelag. I, 34. 

SCBBATVs: Terent, Cassian. Coli. XXIII, 17. 
SCBVPYLABIS: Plin., Th. Prise IV, f. 314^ 
SECTTABE act.: Varr. r. r., Isid. eccl. off. II, 5 ex. gui 
ista sectatterü. 



— 485 — 

SEöEBGATio: Tert., Aug. serm. 169, 3 dicUur hoc uer- 

bum (Pharisaei) quasi segregationem interpretari. 
SEMlSBMis: Liu., Amm. XXI, 13, 13 et XXVII, 9, 

6, ubi 'semiermibus' cod. Vat., — semermus Tac. 
semigrabe: Cic, Sulp. Seu. ep. (dub.) 6, 1. 
SEMlNATio: Varr., «Aflibr.», Cassian. Coli. XXIII, 7, 

Fulg. Rusp. Ad Regln. 4. 
SEMPITEENITAS: App. AscL, Cl. Mam. an., intpr. Orig. 

I Sam. hom. 1, 13. 
SENEdO (herba): Plin., App. h , Marc. Emp. p. 285 H, 
SENSILIS: Lucr.*), Chalc. Tim. 8, 9, 11, 24.., in T. 6. 

• 

2) Lucretiauas aoces enotatatas habemuB has fere: adactas« 
US, adaactns (qaod refert Solin.), adhaesus, auxiliatus, collectus 
(FrontiiL), commatatus, conciliatas, connexus, coortas, disiectus, 
eiectoB, emissus, ^fretos, intactos, mactatus, offensas (Stat. Tert.)> op- 
pressus (Sid., Innocent. pap. ep. 29 ,6), opinatas, refutatus, subortus, 

sammatiis (denom.), transpectus, -^ tnim iigvne, la-ti», amaiitfaiiiinnB 

Lnoratiiit •lUs qnoqite exemplis nmliis (Im biiiiud* plu Mocaginta) pauim aaaa wt 
cnai aalgatloiiVa« , at Moeaaaa, amplena.., tarn raiioiibafl, at adiaetas (YUr. 
MaoT.) , aaeiaa (LIa. et p. A. h. e. poitaagastaai aeriptoxes) , eoaefcaa (II , 278 
^'magBo aoaeta', al. Cüe. Caes.), eoB«ai8a0(PliB.)« iaifcaa (Oo. Plia.)» iaieotas (p. A.), 

8 

petitaa (Oell. App.), pxoieetas (PI.) . ., oam -tio flnltis idem Umtam non omaiao 
abstiuaerit (^alpp« eaiaa generia, paraagaliaaiBii aliaa, noa alia iaaeaerim 

B 

apad ipaam «sempla, aisl ratio et etatio aliq.» satio, Insitio es. U.), et -tor 
finitomiB de genere u Q e qaideni aaam habeat exesor, — adaugm e n, augmen 

(Arn ob.), clinamen, docnmen, frastramen, glomeramen (Ser. Sanun.)i 
lateramen, momen (Manil., Arnob.), uermina, um (Arn.), uexamen, 

UOCamen (Sei., Arn.) — ef. aUa haias genens apad ipeam oomplara, at a. o. 

eoBanen, daiamon, moiimea . . — , formamentum (Arn.), - circumcae- 
sara, dispositora, formatura (Arn.), et oompoeitaia, poaitaxa (Prop. OeU.), 

— aegror, luror (App., Glaud.), Stringor, cf. amaror (Terg.), eaaor, teaor, 
aoaor (Yerg. Tac.), aagor (Eaa.), — haustrum , lauabrum , iplraealam, 

— aersabaadne, — ordia, orum (lY, 28 prixna), postscenium, — 
luela, et loqaeia, — coDtageB, — insile s., — desipientia, retinentia, 
mariantia, — pellacia, ^ differitas (Arn., Non.), maximitas (Arn.), 
pestilitas, — angellus, crepitacillnm (Tert.), loquacalus, simulus, 
cf. apeiia (Hör.), - aerumnabilis, allandabiliB,auer8abili8 (Arn.),con- 
trectabiliter (adi. eccl.), insedabiliter , mactaMlis, manabilis, quas- 

Sabilis, of. geaitabilie (Laoil., Araob.), seasibilis (pA), ^ diffusilis, intactillS, 



— 486 ~ 

SESTERHAEivs: Petr., Völus. Maec. distr. 74 sester- 
tiaria ratio^ it. 64, 67, 75. 

sensilis et insensilis (supra s uu.), tactilis, -> fluaidus (supra 3. u.)» 
— perficus (vi. natura), — innumeralis, pernicialis (Plio.), princi- 
pialis, — creteus, — labeosus, — multesimns, — alsius, -^ bace- 
rias et bucerus (Oa.), daedalus (Verg^), duratens, thalassinus, •— 
aeditaens, frugiferens, omniciens (uar. 1. omnitaens), pennipotens, 

of. altitonuM, aliinoluiB, urmipotens , omaipftren«, sosailoqueoB (Eon. ilgBiteiienfl. 
Anteil. Indparena, h. g. all.); Saauidicas; auctificOB, ef. Uzgifloos, terriftcoB; 

largifluas; floctifragus, oBsifraga (gen. aquilae), siluifragus; caeci- 
genas pass., primigenus (supra s. u.), uitigenns; terriloquus; fru- 

giparus; UulgiuagUS (et perierrierepoe, rateisomie, tniieiemu, noetinagü, all» 
ap. Lnor.); florifer, sensifer, of. rorifor, barbiger, of. eoralger (Plin.), naniger 
(Mart. Plin. Amm. XXIII, 6, 29), eetiger, epomiger, e^namiger; — anguimanus, 

lauricomns, leuisomnns, multangnluB (M. Cap.), multigenus, ^omni- 
genus (alienigenns), multimodas III, 854 (multimodis adu saep.), 
(^omnlmodns (-is adu. saep.), tripectorus, — interaptus, perdelirus, 
perdulcis, subcauus (Cato, Crom.), in-olens, in-nubilus, semimari- 
Dus, — adumbratim» filatim, mixtim, moderatim, propritim (propria- 
tim Arn.), cf. graoatim (Lin., Solin. 1) 76); — longiter, uniter (seh. luu.); 
fluenter, moderanter (sup. s. u.), permananter, praecipitanter, prae- 
metuenter, praeproperanter, admoderate,conseque, desidiose, geni- 
taliter, horrifice, infeme, singillariter , uitaliter, — perhilum, pro- 
porro, proquam; - aegrere, baubari, minere, rancens (Ser. Samm.), 
suere,-TartJcul-are (uoces, — - gramm. et eccl.), dementire (recc), di- 
luuiare,' uiuatus (inanire), cinefactus, rarefacere (supra s. u.) et ra- 
refieri, uacefieri, munificare, temfloare, — clarigitare,'. coactarc, 
discrepitare, flutare, (-ri dep Yarr.), disiectare (8upra>. u.), exten- 
tare (Amm.), nominitare (inscr.), reiectare (Sil., Spartian.), persectari, 
renutare (Prud.), repulsare (Ambr.), transuolitare, of. panitare, enbieotare, 
tortaie (Pomp, oom.), tnditare (Enn.), — aborisol t flammescere (supra B. u.), 
generascere, liuescere (Claud.), reoidescere, sentiscere, serescere q. 
siccescere, tenerascere, torrescere, cf. alia multa huius figurae ap. 
Lucr., ut int. cett. adaugescere (Gic. p.), aegrescere, alescere (Varr.), 
ditescere,^grande8cere, grauescere, haerescere, obbrutescere, obtur- 
gescere, spissescere, tardescere, ualescere (Tac, Ambr.), uigescere, 
niuescere (pA), uuescere (Hör.). ., — ab-silire (Stat ), adopinari, an- 
cisuB, asBugere, circumlustrare q. circumiolustrare (supra s. u.), col- 
laxare (Coel. Aur.), concruciare, condensere, condurare, conferue- 
facere, confulcire, corridere (Aug.), discidere, dispandere (Suet.), dis-» 
serpere, expergitus III, 927 (recc), exspergere, interdare, interfodere 
(Pall.), interfugere, interserere (Cd.), interuomere (Tert.), inter- 
stinguere q. interex^inguere (App., M. Gap.), interuomere (Tert.), 
inurgere (App.), obretire, perfluctuare, perolere, perpetere uel prae- 



— 487 — 

siocascsere: Cat. r. r. (siccauerit), Th, Prise. I, 27 

(lioimeDtum) postguam siccauerit^ identidem super- 

addis, 10. 
SICX3ATI0: Plin., Vulg. Ezech. 26, 14. 
SIDERALIS: Plin.y Isid. nat. rer. 4 sidercdes (dies) in 

guäms sidera mouentur^ et homines a nauigatumibus 

eocduduntur. 
SiGNATio: Tert., Vigil. Taps. Trin. XII, p. 3112 M. 
SINISTEBITAS: PUn. min,, Sid. ep. I, 5, III,. 11. 
SPlEATio: ^cribon., Th. Prise. IV, f. 315*, Isid» nat. 

rer. 40, 1, id. ord. ereatar. 6, 3. 
STABIUTEB: Vitr., Prosp. contra eollatbr. 8 prcbabi- 

liter^ sed non stabüUer definiuü^ Boeth. Cons. Philos. 

IV, 6. 
STEBCOSBVS: Plaut., Arnob. iun. in Psalm. 77 puten- 

tes atque stercoreas digestiones. 
STILLATICIVS: Plin., Mare. Emp.^). 285 DE mel. 
STiMVLATRix: Plaut, Mar. Merc. Subnot. 5, 1 (s. u. 

instigatrix). 
SVBDVLCis: Plin., Mare. Emp. p. 378 E uini, al. 
SVBINPEBBE ') : Rutil. Lup., Aug. serm. 361, 4 al., 

Isid. ord. creat. 8^ 13 et freq. idem. 

petere lY, 1162 Lm., perplicatns, penider« (Yerg.), praespargere, 
pnetaiftrri (Lin.), procrescere (Fronto), prouomere, reconflare, redha- 
lare, regignere (snpra s. u.), remanare, snbtertenuare, mAiicira 
(pA.), superinsidere III, 899, transpicero (Lact.); — denique pecu- 
liari qiiadam tiariantia formae notabilia: ningues pro Dines, ste- 
rüis, ferrnginus (pIro -neos), exemplare snbst, ingratis, fatisci 
dep., indugredi, indnpedire, indnperator, ei (imp«,) impeti« et -te(Oa.), 

rappu (LudL), amidtiw, aiuuities (CUmdiui.), dnritien, notiilM, Bparoitlei, rietnm 
(Cie. Yanr.)» efüntiere» svpera (mpn), ali». 

3) Ad haec (subin-ferre, snper-iu-cambere) et talia cf. Breuii^- 
rimn uerbomm bipracpoBitionatorum , infra descriptam, quod cum 
libello nostro ^Addenda Le^cis Latinis', qui cum maxime Dorpati 
typis ezscribitor, adiectnri fuerimus, ob intolerabiles typothetae 
moras hnc transferre maluimns. 



— 488 — 

SVBITANEVS: Col., Th. Prise. II, 13 wmitusy II, 

chroD. 19 effusio, Hist. Apoll. Tyr. 18, intpr. Orig. 

in Matth. 132 aedificationis subüaneum opus^ Aug. 

serm. 232, 8 mortem svbitaneam. 
*SVBLATI0 q. ablatio: Quint. s., Ambr. (cit. Georges), 

Boeth. de diffin. p. 905 Migne stMatione omnium 
* exsistentium . . cognitionem Bei nobis . . ablata nota- 

rum rerum cognitione supponit. 
SVBLVCIDVS: App., Amm. XXIII, 6, 67. 
SVBMINISTRATIO: Tert., Victorin. in PhilTJ)p. 1, 15, 

Rufin. Apol. I, 42, Ps. Hier, in lob. 15 ex. 
SVBRAVCVS: Cic, Amm. XXXI, 16, 6. 
SVBRVBERE: Ouid., Pall., App. h. 107 thyrso nigro 

aut siibrubente. 
SVBSTITVTITVS : App. dogm. Plat. III, Candid. gen. 

diu. 1. 

SVBVIRIDIS: PI. Scrib., Amm. XX, 11, 29. 
SYBVBBlVli: Cic.« Cassian. Coen. Inst. II, 5 secedentes 

in secretiora svburbiorum loca. 
SVLPVKANS: Tert., Ps. Cypr. sing. der. 37 sulfutan- 

tilms flammis, 

svperaggeraee: Col. (scrobemX trnsl. Sid. ep. VIII, 
13. 

svpercalcaee: Col., Marc. Emp. p. 358 C renes do- 
lentes supercaleet. 

SVPEBINCVMBEKe'): Ouid., Aug. serm. 122, 5. 
SVPPEESSIO: Cic. et (al.) Plin., Cass. Coli. XIX, 3 de 

suppressione uerUatis. 
svsvrrator: Cael. ap. Cic, «S. S., Lucif.» (Rönsch 

Itala und Vulgata, Marb. u. Leipz. 1869, p. 59), 

Aug. serm. 182, 2. 
tardigradvs: Pacuu., Isid. quaestt. in Genes. 31, 25. 



— 489 — 

TEBfPOBAUS: Yarr. et pA; adu. TBMPaBALiTBB Tert., 

«Aug.» (Rönsch p. 153), Petr. Chrysol. serm. 96 

in sopare mortis temporaUter darmientes^ 97, 106 

al., Valer« hom. 1 5, 2, Primas, in Apoc. II, ad c. 6 al. 
TEICPOBALITAS: Tert., Cassian. Incarn. V, 8. 
THESAYEAETVS: adi. Plant., subst. (tr6sorier) Isid. ep. 

1, 10 et 14. 
HNCrVBA: Plin., Isid. qn. in Exod. 59, 12. 
TlünBOsys: Col., Marc. Emp. p. 261 D. 
TQBMINOSVS: Cic, Placit. 1, 21. 
TRANSMVTATio: Quint. (t. t. gramm. = iteraieotc), 

uet. intpr. Iren. Y, 10, 2 significans iUam quae in 

mdius est transmutaüönemj all. ecd. 
TBAN8SVMFTI0 (metalepsls): Qnint., Diom. II, p. 458 E. 
TVMVLOSVS: Sali., Amm. XXI, 10, 3. 
TVMO: Col., Apic. (Vm, 340), Th. Prise. 1, 15 uUium 

turumes. 
TVSSELAGO: Plin., App. h. 100 saluiam alii tf/tssHoffi- 

nem fwcant. 
VAGUiliATlo: Qnint. et Snet. ss. U., lorn. hist. Goth. 

47 Bfimani regni. 
YASTATKlx: Sen., intpr. Iren. I, 31, 4. 
VATICINYS: Onid., Amm. XXI, 1, 8 tiaHcina uerba. 
VELIFICATIO: Cic. ep., Amm. XVIII, 5, 6, XXIX, 2, 

22. 
VENTILATio: Plin., Aug. serm. 47, 6 si ante uentila- 

Uonem frumentum uis esse ptirgatum. 
VEEILOQVIVM: Cic (=^Tuji.oXo'y6x),'al. Isid. Sent. 11, 

30, 4 nannunquam faisitas uerüoguio adiungitur. 
VICKSATIM: Naeu. Plaut., Dionys. Exig. p. 388 quo- 

niam omnia elementa uidssatim se transmutant in- 

que se inuicem uertuntur. 



— 490 — 

YlRtOM Bugttlar.: Vlp., S. & Num. (31, 60) ap. Ro* 
fin. Orig. io Num. h. 26, l et Ruf. ib. 2 ukida et 
awnvlua n^mamenta 8im< mam^m^ 

YITALrFEB: Lucr., Isid. Sent. III, 10, 2, 

VITYPERÄBILIS: Cic.*), Oassiab. Coli. III, 5, 19; adu. 
Cassian. CroU. KI, 9, Gassiod. 

VNCIOLA: Iuu., Hier. ep. 123, 15. 

YOOABiLis: sonae Gdl., Pboebad. c(mtra ArianoB 7 
qua ex parte (uerbum sobstantiae) catholioam fidem 
pulsat? ulrumne soM uocabUi^ «n interpretaiMne rei 

VOCAIITAS: Qmnt. (pro graeco eu^ov^a); ut t t. 
gramm. [Prob.] De ult eyll. p. 220 Keil aewiiuaca* 
les . . guod per se praferaniur^ Hoaalüatis nemen et* 
ivngwnt; ^iwd per ee egüdbam non fadafU^ muHs d^ 
mäes imiefmnlUir. 

VOLVPTABU/ls: Plaut., Amm. XXIII, 6, 67, XXXI^ 2, 

WLOARITER: Plin., Vict. epit. de Caes. 9, 10. 



4) Yocabula, quae Ck«r oni soll refenilrtnr aeceptaia henkdn tu- 
tinia^ praeter haec 8eptaagintaq(iataor,4itibii8 poateriofis nana ac- 
cesseruut hie testimonia, enotaaimas — conumeratis aane quibusdam 
ex epistttliB ad MarcnmTulHüm alioram, nee non e Itbris rhetorieis 
ad Herenniam — amplius quadringenta quinquaginta. Qaid, si 
easqnoque in censnm uocassem uoces, pro Giceronianis eomputandas 
et ipBaS) quas Cicerone praenio inseqnentiam uliquem «nt Teeentiorla 
demum latinitatis scriptores aliqvM naurpaiae iQueniainB anaota- 
tani, ut u. c. distortio Geis., coeptus, us Stat., exstinctor luatin., 
förmositas Appul., deflagratio, efftcientia et efferitaa Lact , naoitas 
AmoK, deMtio Ambr., presaas, üb Coel. A«rel.? Cetermn inannt 

s 

tili copiae nomina sufnt. -tio termJtiata centttm qnadraginta 

■ 

Septem (ueterum haiufi inclinatus fere 11%), -tor 64, -tus 10, 
-taa'il. 



— 491 



Verkwm MpiMpMitioutomi *) breiiarlui. 



ab* 






-re- 






ad- 


8 (4 pA) 


-ad- 




1 


-COD- 




2 


-in- 




2 


-inter- 






-ob- 




1 


-per- 






-pro- 




1 


-8ub- 




1 


amb- 


1 




-ad- 




1 


circnm- 


2 


(IpA) 


-ab(aii-) 






-COD- 






-io- 

1 




1 (Lia.) 


•ob- 




1 


-pro- 






co(n)- 


3 




-ab- 


k 




*ad- 

• 


■ 


2 



uett. nee. 

3 



3 



10 



7 
1 

1 
1 



39 



1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

1 

8 



6) Tripraepositioiuta/ nt graeee uK-«x-icpo-9cuY*'* alüiqae, in 
latinis non agnoscontur, nisi corresascitare eccl., et doo alia, in 
qoibns prinu^ oerbi praepodtio (ob-) tentoin non oblltwata eat: 
discooperire Ynlg^ poreooperire Orom. Th. Prise. 



I 



-con- 




-de- 


1 


-dis- 




Te(x)- 




. -in- 




-inter- 




-ob- 




-prae- 




-re- 




-86- 




-sub- 




-trans- 




contra- 




-dis- 




de- 


3 


-con- 




-ex- 




-per- 


2 


-re- 


1 


-sub- 




dis- 


3 (l p.) 


rcon- 


2 


-per- 


1 


-se- 




. e(x). 


5 


-ab- 




-am(b)- 


1 


-con- 




-dis- 


1 


-e- 




-ob- 




-per- 


1 


-pro- 


2 


-sub- 





— 492 — 

uett. reee. 

1 

3 
1 
8 
3 
1 
1 

1 
6 

1 

3 

1 

1 
' 1 

4 

1 
1 



1 

1 

2 
1 
1 

1 
1 



• 




. — 493 — 


in- 






-ab- 






-ad- 




% 


.di(8). 






-ob- 




• 


-per- 






-sub- 






inter- 






-ad- 






ob- 






-sub- 






per- 


3 (2 p. A.) 


-COD- 




1 


-de- 




• 


-di- 






-ex- 






-in-(-ind-) 


1 


-inter- 






-ob- 






-trans- 




1 


prae- 


12 


(3 pA, 5 Ooid.) 


»•COD- 




6 


-de- 




2 


-di- 




• 1 


-e(x). 




1 


-in- 




■ 


-inter- 






-ob- 




2 


praeter- 






-in- 






pro- 


2 


(IpA) 


-de- 




1 


-snb- 




1 


re- 


10 


(4 pA, 1 p.) 



r«ee. 

8 

1 
3 
1 
1 
1 
1 

1 
• 1 



27 

4 
3 
1 
12 
3 
1 
2 
1 

16 

4 
1 
2 
4 
3 
2 

1 

1 



31 



— 494 — 

Mttt. nee. 



-ad- 








2 


-COD- 




7 





14 


-e(x). 








2 


-in- 








6 


-per- 


* 


1- 






-prae- 








1 


-pro-(-por-) 


2 






-sub- 








2 


-trans- 




( 




4 


subter- 






2 




^ad- 






• 


2 


snb- 


1 2 (8 pA) 


26 




-ad- 




2 




1 


-de- 




2 




3 


-dis- 




1 




1 


-ex- 




1 




2 


-in- 




4 




8 


-inter- 








1 


-iDtro- 








3 


-ob- 








1 


-per- 




1 






-re- 




1 




4 


•Buper- 








1 


-trana- 








1 


super- 


33 (19 pA, 9 p.) 


62 




-ab- 








2 


-ad- 




5 


1 


11 


-con- 




2 




3 


-de- 




1 




l 


-e(x)- 




4 




22 


-in- 




20 




18 


-inter- 








1 


-ob- 




1 




3 


-re- 








1 



— 496 — 

ueti, HU. 

trans- 3 (p. et Appul.) 1 

-ab- 1 

-ad- 2 

-per- • 1 

101 ') 248; 



6) Deductia antem iis, quae post Augnstnm demum inuotescant 
(pA), aIl^aIlte qaidem, 8ed apud poetas tantum inaeniuntor (p.), — 
non ampliiu quadragmta. 



(Aas dem Bulletin, T. XYIII, pag. 241 ^ 266.) 



Gedruckt auf YerfQgung der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wis- 
senachaften. 

Im Februar 1878. K. Wesselowski, beständiger Secretair. 



Buchdruckerei der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften. 

(Wass.-Ostr.y 9. Un., Iß 12.) 



MMNGES 6R£C0 -ROMAINS 

TlSatß DU 

BULLETIN DE L'ACiUN^MIE IMP^BIALE DES SGMGES 

DE ST.-PfiTEBSB0UR6. 
TIUnL 



28 November - «-^ 
10 December ^^'^' 



Elaine Beiträge aar lateiniscben Lexioographie 
und Wortbildiiiigsgesoliidhte. Von C. Pau- 
cker. 



Nonlna deriuttu aif -tlo (-sio), -tor (-sor) nid -rli, -tas 
ais 8|MltereB (nackhadriaiisehei) Spraehf leUei ^). 



Abactio gl. 
abbreoiatio 
abcaecatio gl. 
abductio 
5 abiuratio 
ablactatio 
ablatio 
abligurritio 
abnegatio 
10 abnuitio - 
abominatio 
abrasio 



abrenuntiatio 
abroboratio 

15 abscissio^) 
absconsio 
abstentio 
abstersio 
abstractio 

20 abstrusio 
absumptio 
accensio 
acceptatio 
acceptilatio 

25 accersitio 



1) Durch gesperrte Schrift sind diejenigen Wörter ausgehoben, 
welche sich in des Vf. Addenda Lexicis Latinis und deren Fort- 
setzungen finden, auf die überhaupt verwiesen wird. Auch Glossa- 
rien sind benutzt worden, doch ist manches, was sie bieten, geflis- 
sentlich übergangen. 

2) e. c. Gassian. Goen. Inst. 1, 5 maniearum. 



497 — 



accinctio 

accitio 

acclinaüo 

accübitatio 
30 acerbatio 

acquisitio 

adaeqoatio 

adaeratio 

adagnitio 
35 adapertio. 

addabitatio 

addüctio . 

adequitatio 

adhibitio 
40 adimpletio 

adinspiratio 

adinnentio 

adiüdicatio 

adinratio 
45 adinnatio 

admemoratio 

adminicolatio 

adnatio 

adominatio 
50 adopertio 

adordinatio 

adneneraüo gl. 

adnentatio 

adnersatio 
55 adnersio 

addnatio 

adanitio 

aequilibratio 

aequiparatio 



60 aeqaiBonatio 

aeqaiaocatio 

aestoatio 

aeternatio 

affabulatio 
65 affatio 

affictio 

affiliatio 

afßxio 

afflaxio gl. Plac. s. 

a. aporr(b)ia 
70 afiricatio 

affasio 

aggenicolatio 

aggestio 

agglatinatio 
75 aggraaatio 

aggregatio 

allectio 

allisio 

alloQginatio 
80 allüsio 

alteratio 

alternatio 

amaricatio 

amentatio 
85 amolitio 

amplexatio 

amplexio 

anciaio 

angastatio 
90 annexio 

annihilatio 

annotatio 

. 2 • 



— 4^ 



annnllatio 

animmeratio 
95 annuntiatio 

antegradatio 

antepassio 

anteaersio 

antiqaatio 
100 aporiatio 

apprehensio 

appressio 

appretiatio 

appronantiatio 
105 appropriatio 

aptatio 

arbitratio 

arctatio 

arcessitio 
110 arcuatio 

argutio (argoitio) 

armatio 

aspectio 

asperatio 
115 assecütio 

asseroatio 

assignificatio 

assultatio 

astractio 
120attentatio 

attestatio 

attitnlatio 

attonsio 

attrectatio 
125 attritio 

attnratio 



anctoratio 
aacopatio 
augmentatio 
130 anrigatio 
aoxiliatio 

Baiulatio 
ballatio 
baptizatio 
135 benedictio 
benefactio 
bibitio 
bidentatio 

bipartitio 
140 blasphematio 
blateratio 
breoiatio 
bardatio 

Gaballatio 
145 caecatio 

caiatio 

calcatio 

calcolatio (calcnlare) 

calculatio (calcalns) 
1 60 calefactio 

calidatio 

cameratio 

campicorsio 

cancellatio 
155 canceratio 

candidatio 

cantitatio 



499 



capillatio 

capitaüo 
160 Gi^tiiiatio 

carnatio 

castificatio 

cataplectaüo 

catechizatio 
165 cansatio 

cauBidicatio 

celatio 

censitio 

centuiiatio 
170 cibatio 

cimassatio Dositb. 
p. 64 Keil. 

circumdsio 

circumcürsio 

drcamdatio 
175 circmnflexio 
' circQinfossio 

drcumfiisio 

circnmgyratio 

drcamiectio 
180 circnmlatio 

circununeDsnratio 

drcnrnpositio 

circnmstatio 

drcmnQallatio 
185 circomnentio 

circnrnnolatatio 

drcnmaolutio 

dtatio 

clamatio 
1 90 clarificatio 



coactio 
co-actio 
coadanatio 
coaedificatio 

195 coaeqaatio 
coangQBtatio 
coaptatio 
coargntio 
coauctio gl. 

200 coeptio 
eohabitatio 
cohibitio 
cdinqoinatio 
coUapsio 

205 collibratio 
collisio 

collucernatio 
collarchinatio 
colamnatio 

210 combinatio 
combQstio 
comeatio 
commaceraüo 
commaculatio 

215 commanipalatio 
commeatio 
commensuratio 
comminatio 
commixtio 

220 commodatio 
commarmnratio 
compaginatio 
compassio 
competitio 



500 



225 complanatio 
complantatio gl. 
completio 
complexatio 
complicatio 

230 complosio 
compromissio 
compulsatio 
compulsio 
cömpunctio 

235 compurgatio 
coDcalefactio 
coQcarnatio 
concatenatio 
concanatio 

240 concinnatio 
~ conclauatio 
coDcordatio 
coDcorporatio 
concrematio 

245 coDcrepatio 
concnbatio 
concnlcatio 
concnlpatio 
condemnatio 

250 condensatio 
condescensio 
confabnlatio 
confatio 
confibnlatio 

255 confignratio 
confiscatio 
confixio 
conflatio 



confoederatio 

260 confractio 
confrequentatio 
coDfricatio 
coDglomeratio 
coDDataratio 

265 connexio 
connameratio 
coDqaa^stto 
conquaternatio 
conscissio 

270 consermocinatio 
coDsertio 
consignificatio 
consiliatio 
consolidatio 

275 consonatio 
conspectio 
coDspersio 
conspissatio 
conspntatio 

280 constellatio 
coDstipatio 
constitio 
constrictio 
constapratio 

285 contaminatio 
contemperatio 
contenebratio 
conternatio 
contesseratio 

290 contextio 
contra&ctio 
contrapositio 



501 



'•-. 



296 



300 



305 



310 



315 



320 



325 



contribnktio 


cnientatio 


contributio 


cnistatio 


contristatio 


cübitatio 


conlritio 


330 cnbitio 


connallatio 


CQcnrbitatio 


connectio 


ctdpatio 


conuegetatio 


camnlatio 


conaexio 


cnrsatio 


coDuictio (connincere) 335 cnsio 


coDüiolatio 


cnstoditio 


conoiiiatio 




conudutatio 


Daemonitio 


cooperatio 


dealbatio 


coopertio 


debacchatio 


coordinatio 


340 debeUatio 


coqmtatio 


decalnatio 


cordatio 


decantatio 


coronatio 


decapitatio 


corporatio 


deceptio 


correlatio 


345 dectmatio 


coiToboratio ^ 


decoctio 


corrogatio 


decollatio 


coruscatio 


decoratio 


cotburnatio 


decretio 


connitio 


350 decurtatio 


crapulatio 


decnssio 


crassificatio 


dedecoratio 


crastinatio 


deÜGiecatio 


crepatio 


defensatio 


crepitatio 


355 defessio 


crispaüo 


defixio gl. 


cmdatio 


defletio 


cnicifixio 


deflexio 


crnditatio 


defloratio 



502 



360 deflnxio 

defossio 

defraadatio 

defricatio 

defanctio 
365 degeneratio 

degradatio 

degustatio 

debönestatio 

dehonoratio 
370 dehortatio 
' deieratio 

deificatio 

delassatio 

delauatio 
375 delibatio 

deligatio 

delimitatio 

delineatio 

delinitio Meliton. 
Clau. IV, 11,2. 
380 delocatio 

delnctatio 

delasio 

demandatio 

demensio 
385 demersio 

deminoratio 

demiratio 

demoratio 

denegatio 
390 denigratio 



denotatio 

denndatio 

dennmeratio gl. 
395 deoscülatio 

depectio') 

depeculatio 

depensio 

depictio 
400 depompatio 

depraedatio 

depropitiatio 

depnrgatio 

depntatio 
405 deracdo 

derisio 

desannaüo 

desecatio 

desertio 
410 desernitio 

desolatio 

despectatio 

desponsatio 

desponsio 
415 despnmatio 

destrictio 

desadatio 

detectio 

detentatio 
420 detentio 

deterioratio 

detestatio (testes) 



3) C. Th., depactio Csm. Coli. XYI, 2. 



503 



detonsio 


455 diflgregatio 


detrosio 


dispectio 


425 detuitio 


dispeiütio 


deuastatio 


dispanctio 


denectio 


disseminatio 


deoiatio 


460 disseparatio 


dinietio 


dissertio 


430 deuinctio 


dissessio gl. 


deaoratio 


disslmilatio 


deuotatio 


disteasio 


dextratio 


465 disterminatio 


dictatio 


districtio 


435 difiamatio 


diaulgatio 


diffinitio') 


dinulsio 


difißssio 


docamentatio gl 


diffiiudo 


470 dolatio 


diingatio 


domitatio gl. 


440 dilaceratio 


dormitatlo 


dflaniatio 


dücatio 


dilapidatio 


duplatio 


dilapsio 




dilataüo 


475 Ebnllitio 


445 dflectio 


edecimatio 


dflüddatio 


ediflsertio 


dimidiatio 


eflEeitio 


discinctio gl. 


effeminatio 


discissio 


480 efferatio 


450 discluBio- 


effigoratio 


discretio 


efflatio 


discriminatio 


efflaxio 


discnbitio 


effoBsio 


discursio 


485 effngatio 



4) Cf. Forcen. Lex. s. o., Boeth. diffinit. pMaim, de diuif. p. 
888 MIgne aL 



604 — 



effnlsio 
eliberatio 
elimatio 
elinguatio 

490 eliqnatio 
elongatio 
elnctatio 
elucübratio 
elüscatio 

495 elasio 
elatio 
emanatio 
emansio 
emensio 

500 emicatio 
emigratio 
emotio 
emundatio 
eneruatio 

505 enixio') 
eradicatio 
enictatio 
enacnatio 
enaginatio 

510 enasio 
eaectio 
euictio 
euigilatio 
eoisceratio 

515 exacerbatio 
exaestaatio 
exagitatio 



exaltatio 

exanclatio gl. 
520 exaratio 

exarmatio 

exarticnlatio gl. 

exasperatio 

exanditio 
525 excaecatio 

excalceatia 

excaldatio 

excastratio gl. 

excerptio 
530 exceruicatio 

excessio 

excitatio 

excoctio 

excolatio 
535 excommimieatio 

excretio 

• 

excrndatio 

excarsatio 

excQssio 
540 exhanstio 

exhibitio 

exhilaratio 

exhonoratio 

exoneratio 
545 exoptatio 

exoratio 

exorbitatio 

exordinatio 

expansio 



5) Intpr. Iren. II, 30, 6. 8. 



505 



550 expensio 
expenailatio 
expergefactio 
exponctio 
exqaisitio 

555 exsataratio 
exsecatio 
exsiccatio 
exsointio 
exspoliatio 

560 exsudatio 
exsnfflatio 
exsnlatio 
exBürrectio 
extensio 

565 exterminatio 
exterritatio 
extimatio 
extorsio 
extricatio 

570 exQtio 

Fabriflcatio 

fabnlatio 

factitatio 

falsaüo 
575 fainalatio 

brreatio 

fatio 

feriatio 

fermentatio 
580 feimminatio 

fideinssio 

figulatio 



filiatio 
fiscatio gl. 

585 fixio 
flagellatio 
fioritio 
fioitatio 
fiuxuatio 

590 focillatio 
foederatio 
fomentatio 
forficatio 
formidatio 

595 fornicatio 
fortificatio 
fraeüo 
frigidatio 
fractificatio 

600 fraitio 
fiicatio 
fugitatio 
famatio 
famigatio 

605 faneratio ' 
fuscatio 

Qannitio 

gelatio 

genicalatio 

610 genaflexio 
glandatio 
glebatio' 
globatio 
gloriflcatio 

615 gradaatio 



506 



grauatio 

Habitio 
halatio 
banstio 
620 biatio 
bonoratio 
borripilatio 
bumectatio 
bumiliatio 

625 Illaqaeatio 
illatio 
illectatio 
illectio 
illibatio 

»630 illicitatio 
illigatio 
iUisio 
illitio 
illuminatio 

635 imbutio gl 
immansio 
immemoratio 
immersio 
immixtio 

640 immoratio 
immarmnratio 
impalpebratio 
imparatio 
impensatfo 

645 impensio 
imperatio 
imperfectio 
impertitio 



650 



655 



660 



665 



670 



675 



680 



imperturbatio 

impingnatio 

impletio 

implexio 

imputatio 

inamtio 

inauditio 

inauguratio 

incantatio 

incardinatio 

incarnatio 

incentio 

incboatio 

incircumscriptio 

inclamatio 

incoadunatio 

incoctio 

incognitio 

incompositio 

incoucnasio 

iDConnexio 

inconsideratio 

inconstabilitio 

incoDsammatio 

iDCorporatio 

incorraptio 

increpatio 

incriminatio 

incrispatio 

incrnstatio 

incnlcatio 

incalpatio 

incumalatio 

incursatio 



— 507 — 



685 



690 



695 



700 



705 



710 



715 



mcussio 

indemnatio 

indeaotio 

indictio 

indigestio 

indisciplinatio 

indiscretio 

indiuisio 

induratio 

ineruditio 

inescatio 

iDexseciitio 

infomatio 

infatuatio 

infectio 

in-fectio 

infestatio 

inflictio 

influxio 

info88io 

infrenatio 

infrigidatio 

ingestio 

ingratificatio 

ingranatio 

ingnrgitatio 

inhabitatio 

inhalatio 

inhiatio 

inhoneBtatio 

inhonoratio 

inhamanatio 

initiatio 

iniunctio 



ioQOuatio 

inobauditio 

iDoperatio 

720 inordinatio 
inquietatio 
inquinatio 
inscalptio 
insecutio 

725 insemitatio 
insensatio 
insertatio 
insertio 
insessio 

730 insidiatio 
inspectatio 
inspersio 
inspiratio 
instinctio 

735 insafflatio 
insulcatio 
insultatio 
insumptio 
insnrrectio 

740 insttsurratio 
intemperatio 
intensio 
interaestimatio 
iateremptio 

745 interfusio 
interlectio 
interminatio 
interriuatio 
interseptio 

750 interstinctio 



— 508 



76Ö 



760 



765 



770 



775 



780 



ifiterstitio 


laruatio 


interuiBntio 
interuersio 
intextio 
intimatio 


785 legisdatio intpr. 
Iren.IV,4,2,ib.9,l. 
legislatio 
lenocinatio 


intinctio 
intortio 


leuigatio 
limatio 


intributio 


790 linctio 


intuitio 
inuasio 


linguatio 
linitio 


inuectatio 

inuisio 

inumbratio 

innstio 

irradiatio 


liquatio 
liquefactio 
795 litigatio 
locupletatio 
lubricatio 


irratio 


luddatio 


irrecogitatio 

irreptio 

irresurrectio 


lucratio 
800 luitio 
luminatio 


irroratio 


lunatio 


irrugatio 
ieiunatio 


luscitio 
Insitatio 


ientatio 


805 luxatio 


ioculatio 




iubilatio 


Maceriatio 


iucundatio 


mactatio 


iugeratio 


maculatio 


iuratio 


madefactio 


iussio 
iustificatio 

Laboratio 


810 magistratio 
magnificatio 
maioratio gl. 
malaxatio 


lacessitio 


male facti 


lactatio 


815 maletractatio 



— 509 — 



malignatio 

manatio 

mandatio 

mandücatio 
820 manifestatio 

mansQe&ctio 

manticulatio 

marmoratio 

masticatio 
825 mastnrbatio 

meatio 

mediatio 

melioratjo • 

memoratio 
830 mensnratio 

mercatio 

meretricatio 

mersio 

micatio 
835 minctio 

minitatio 

minoratio 

mirificatio 

modiatio 
840 moechatio 

molätio gl. 

molitio (molere) 

mordicatio 

morsicatio 
845 mortificatio 

motatio 

manctio 

mundatio 

mondificatio 



850 muneratio 
mussatio 
moBsitatio 
mutilatio 

Natio (HA p. 22) 
855 necatio 

nepotatio 

nexio 

normatio 

noaatio 
860 nouellatio 

nnllatio 

nallificatio 

Daptio gl. 

natritio 

865 ObaeraiJo 

obanditio 

obdensatio 

obdormitio 

obdaratio 
870 obiectio 

obiaqaeatio 

oblatio 

oblatratio 

obligatio 
875 obliqaatio 

oblocatio 

oblactatio 

obmarmnratio 

oboeditio 
880 obrepilatio 

obreptio 



510 



885 



890 



895 



900 



905 



910 



915 



obroboratio 


offasio 


obsecundatio 


olfactio 


obsecotio 


oliuatio gl. 


obseratio 


ominatio 


obsignatio 


920 omissio 


obsonatio 


oneratio 


obstipatio 


opificatio 


obstrictio 


opitulatio 


obstrusio 


opprobratio 


obtectio 


925 oscalatiö (av0i9TO|Lo 


obtentio 


«;) 


obtortio 


ostensio 


obtrepidatio 


• 


obtritio 


Pacatio 


obUtisio 


palpebratio 


obtuitio 


pandiculatio 


obtunsio 


930 parentatio 


obturatio 


pariatio 


obturbatio 


parsio gl. 


obtasio 


participatio 


obuentio 


particulatio 


obuersio 


935 partoritio 


obniatio 


pamipensio 


obumbratio 


passio 


obuolutio 


paaitatio 


occaecatio 


pausatio 


occentatio 


940 peccatio 


occlnsio 


pectio 


occnrsio 


pediculaüo 


octonatio 


peieratio 


octuplicatio 


pellectio 


offectio 


945 pellicatio gl. ' 


offirmatio 


penetratio 


offuscatio 


peraequatio 



511 



percensio 
perditio 

950 perdaratio 
peremptio 
perendinatio 
perfinitio 
perflatio 

955 perforatio . 
perfoBsio 
perfractio 
perfricatio 
perfractio 

960 perirnitia 
perlatio 
permensio 
permigratio 
permolBio 

965 pemoctatio 
perpensatio 
perpensio 
perpetratio 
perplexio 

970 perqaiaitio 
perrogatio 
persecntio 
perseneratio 
persolatio 

975 personatio 
perspectio 
perstrictio 
pemagatio 
pemaaio 

980 pemectio 
pementio 



perustio 

picatio 

pigneratio 
985 pipatio 

piscatio 

placitio 

planatio 

planctio 
990 plasmatio 

plansio 

ploratio 

podismatio 

pollatio 
995 pomatio {oizQ^ic^6q) 
Hier. 

popalatio (populus) 

particatio 

praecantatio 

praecautio 
1000 praecensio 

praecessio 

praecogitatio 

praecognitio 

praeconfessio 
1005 praeconiatio (praeco- 
natiö) ' 

praecontemplatio 

praedamnatio 

praedelegatio 

praedestinatiQ 
1010 praediuisio 

praeelectio 

praeexercitatio 

praeflgaratio 



512 



praefinitio 
1015 praefocatio 

praefofmatio 

praehonoratio 

praeiuratio 

praelibatio 
1 020 praelusio 

praemissio 

praemonitio 

praemonstratio 

praenotatio 
1025 praenuntiatio 

praeordinatio 

praepeditio 

praeponderatio 

praeposteratio 
1030 praepatiatio 

praerogatio 

praeniptio 

praescitio 

praescrutatio 
1035 praesentatio 

praesessio 

praesignificatio 

praestatio 

praestolatio 
1040 praestrictio 

praesinictio 

praesaasio 

praetectio 

•t 
praetensio 

1045 praeteritio 

praetitajatio 



praeuentio 

praeaisio 

procatio 
1050 proclamatio 

prodificatio 

proditio (prodire) 

proeliatio 

profanatio 
1055 profligatio 

prognatio 

proIocQtio 

promotio 

propaginatio 
1060 propassio 

prophetatio 

propitiatio 

propotatio 

propriificatio 
1065 proniptio 

prosectio 

prosecntio 

prospectio 

prosperatio 
1070 prostitutio 

proBtratio 

protectio 

protelatio 

protensio 
1075 protestatio 

protractio 

pronectio 

pngnatio 

pullolatio 
1080 pnlaio 



513 



pandentatio 
pnstolatio 

putatio (q. compnta- 
tio) 
pntrefactio 

1085 Qaadroplicatio 
qaaternatip 

Babalatio 

racematio 

rapinatio 
1090 raptatio 

rasio 

ratiliabitio 

readanatio 

reaedificatio 
1095 rebaptizatio 

recaluatio 

recapitolatio 

recensitio 

receptatio 
1100 recircalatio 

reclinatio 

reclosio 

recogitatio 

recommomoratio 
1105 recompeioatio 

recontextiö 

recontratitio 

recorporatio 

recorrectio 
1110 recrastinatio 

rectificatio 



recnraio 

redactio 

redanimatio 
1115 redargatio 

rediscassio 

redininatio 

reduplicatio 

refigaratio 
1 1 20 reflatio 

reflexio 

refloratio 

refractio 

refragatio 

X 

1125 refrictio 

refosio 

r^elatio 

regeneratio 

regradatio 
1130 reintegratio 

reiectatio 

relapsio 

relectio 

releuatio 
1135 reliqnatio 

relactatio 

reluminatio gl. 

remancipatio 

remeatio 
1140 rememoratio 

remoratio 

remarmiiratio 

renatio gl. 

renameratio 

4 



514 



1145 reparatio 
repaasatio 
repensatio 
repensio 
repensitatio 

1150 repertio 

replasmatio 
repletia 
reportatio 
repositio 

1155 reprobatio 

repropitiatio 
repugnatio 
repalsio 
repnrgatio 

1 1 60 repntatio 
reqaietio 
reqoiaitio 
resardnatio 
resciasio 

1165 rescriptio 
resecatio 
reseratio 
residnatio 
resonatio 

1 1 70 respectio 
restanratio 
restrictio 
restrnctio 
resnltatio 

1175 resumptio 
resdirectio 
resQscitatio 
retectio 



retransitio 

llSOretribatio 
retrocessio 
retrogradatio 
reaelatio 
reaerberatio 

1185 renictio 
reaisceratio 
renisio 
reuolntatio 
reaolutio 

1 1 90 rhythmizatio 
ractatio 
rogatio 
ramigeratio 
niptio 

1196 niratio 

Sabbatizatio 

saccellatio 

sacratio 

sagatio 
1200salissatio 

salitio 

salinatio 

salsatio 

saluatio 
1205 saluificatio 

sanctificatio 

sangninatio 

satisacceptio 

satnratio 
1210 Bcarificatio 

Bcissio 



515 



Bcitatio 1245 

scortatio 

scrobatio 
1215 secUtio. 

secabatio 

aecotio 1250 

8€gregatio 

semestatio 
1220 semiperfeetio 

semipletio 

semotio 

seuatio 

semdo 
1225 8epeUtio 1255 

sepositio 

septenatio 

seqoestratio 

seruatio 
1230 siUlatio 1260 

sifilatio 

sigoatio 

smuatid 

Bodatio 
1235 Bolatio (solari) 1265 

solatio (^an solicatio, 
— a.sol) 

sopitio 

soporatio 

sospitatio 1270 

1240 specnlaüo 

spiratio 

spretio 

Bpamatio 

sqaamatio 1275 



stannatio 

Btillatio 

Btomachatio 

stratio 

Btrictio 

structio 

stopefactio 

8abadmiratio(I>io- 

nys. Exig. Greg. 

Nyss. creat. hom. 

10) 
sabaemolatio 
Bubauditio 
Babcontinuatio 
sobdiBtinctio 
Bobditaüo 
sobditio 
Bubdiaino 
snbelectio 
Babbastatio 
BabinBertio 
Bubitatio 
Bobiugatio 
Bubianctio 
Bublectio 
Bobligatio 
Bablimatio 
Bobmemoratio 
submerBio 
sabmigratio 
BabminiBtratio 
sabmotatio 
Bttbmutatio gl. 
subnexio 



516 — 



subnotatio 


supererogatio 


sabordinatio 


snperexactio 


sabrectio 


1310 snperfasio 


snbreptio (sobrepere) sapei^essio 


1280 sabreptio (snbripere 


) snperinductio 


subrisio 


snpeiinRcriptio 


sabrogatio 


saperlinitio 


sabsannatio 


1315 snperiitio 


sQbsecntio 


snperniatio 


1285 snbsignatio 


superordinatio 


sobßtillatio 


snperpositio^ 


substinctio gl. 


superpostnlatio 


snbstitatio 


1320 SQperscriptio 


subsatio 


snpernentio 


1290 SQbtractio 


supeninctio 


snbnentio 


snpinatio 


snbuersio 


supplantatio 


snbanctio 


1325 sappletio 


sabnstio 


sapportatio 


1295 süccensio (sQCcende 


suppntatio 


re) 


snpralatio 


snccensio (soccense 


snprapositio 


re) 


1 330 snprascriptio 


snccisio 


sursomnpcatio 


saccorsio 


SQscitatio 


BoffSectio 


sospectio 


1300 saffSessio 


SQspicatio 


saffiiinigatio 


1335 snsurratio 


snipassio 




snperabnegatio 


Tardatio 


saperadiectio 


tectio 


1305 superaedificatio 


temeratio 


snperapparitio 


tenebratio 


snperdoctio 


1340 tentio 



517 



tennatio 

terrificatio 

territio 

thesanrizatio 
1345 tignatio 

tinctio 

titalatio 

tonatio 

toDsio 
1350 torsio 

tortio 

transactio 

transanimatio 

transcensio 
1355 transcorporatio 

transcriptio 

traDscursio 

transfictio 

transfixio 
1360 transforatio 

transformatio 

transfretatio 

transmeatio 

transmigratio 
1365 transmotio 

transQominatio 

transuerberatio 

transnersio 

transQoIotio 
1370 transaoratio 

triangnlatio 

tribalatio 

tripartitio 

triplicatio 



1375 tripodatio 
tripadiatio 
tritnratio 
trancatio 
tratinatio 

1380 tubicinatio 
tubulatio 
tunsio 
tnrificatio 
tatatio 

1385 Yagatio 
nallatio 
uaratio 
naricatio 
negetatio 

1390 nebatio 
aebicalatio 
aelatio 
uellatio gl. 
aentriculatio 

1396 uentrificatio 
aestigatio 
aexillatio 
aibratio 
oicesimatio 

1400 aigilatio 
ninctio 
aisitatio 
uitnlatio 
aiaificatio 

1405 alalatio 
umbratio 
uncatio 



618- 



andatio 

unitio 
1410 uniuocatio^) 

uocitatio 

uolitatio 

orbatio 

usitatio 
1415 astulatio 

usucaptio 

usureceptio ^) 

uulsio ®). 

n. 

Abactor 

abbreaiator 

abdicatriz 

abigator 
5 abigeator 

abiarator 

ablator 

abligorritor 

ablator 
10 abnegator 

abolitor 

abrogator 

absconditor 

abscoDsor 
1 5 absolator (sed absolu* 
torias Sen. all.) 



abusor 

accentor 

acceptator 

accersitor 
20 accommodator 

accabitor (-torins 
Petr.) 

actrix 

acutiator 

adamator 
25 addactor 

ademptor 

adimpletor 

adinuentor 

adiarator 
30 admaniimdddactor 

adminicidator 

admissor 

adoptator 

adorator 
36 adulatrix 

adulteratar 

adalteratriz 

aduector 

aduersator (-rix aett.) 
40 adanatriz 

adnocator 

aemnlatrix 

aenator 



6) Cf. 168, 610, 785, 786, 1220, 1221, 1802, 1381, uett. donraitio, 
nomenelatio, domnmrepetiiio, domireditio. 

7) Cf. 189 bipartitio (bipartire), 186, 186, 814» 815» 986, 1208, 
1878, 1416, uctt. maledictio, manümissio, satisdatio, satigacceptio. 

8) Von 1418 hier zasammengebrachten nomina deriuatina aaf 
-tio (-8io) sind neu registrirt 182 (etwas Ober 12y4%). 



519 — 



aeqaator 
45 aernscator 

aescnlator 

affectatrix 

affirmator 

afflator 
50 afflictator 

afflictrix 

aggressor 

agitatrix 

agriciiltor 
55 agrimensor 

alapator ^) 

alator 

albator 

aleatrix 
60 alienator 

allator 

allector (allegere) 

alienator 

allocator 
65 alncinator 

— ambestrix ^^) 

ambitor 

ampliator 

amplificatrix 
70 — amputatrix 

animator 

animatrix 

aimihilator gl. 

annotator 



75 annontiator 
annuntiatrix 
anticipator 
antistitor 
apertor 

80 — apostatrix 
apparator 
apparatrix 
appensor 
appetitor 

85 applausor 
apportator 
appromissor 
aptator 
aquaedactor 

90 arbitrator 
arbltratrix 
arcessitor 
architector 
areator 

95 argnmentator 
argnmeDtatrix 
argutator 
argntatrix 
armator 
100 armatrix 
armiductor gl. 
armifactor 
arrogator 
articulator gl. 
105 ascensor 



9) Gloas. Labb. xauxfiTQc, ib. alapator aXaicaCei. 

10) Zu den mit— bezeiclmeten Formen auf -rix findet sich keine 
entsprechende mAnnliche Form. 



520 



aspernator 

assator 

assecntor 

assignator 
110 assimnlator 

^- assistrix 

assumptor 

assQinptrix 

astator 
115 astipulatrix 

astructor 

attestätor 

attrectator 

attribntor 
120 auctriz 

aucnpator (-toriiis 
Plin. Mart.) 

aaditrix 

— auersatrix 

augmentator 
125 angarator 

aaguratrix 

anocator 

anocatrix 

anrator 
1 30 anricoctor gl. 

anrifossor 

aurigator 

autamator gl. 

anxiliatrix 

135 Bacchator 
baialator 
ballator 



balneatrix 

baptizator 
140 battaator 

belligerator 

benefactor 

benesuasor 

bibitor 
145 blanditor 

blasphemator 

blasphematrix 

bombit^tor 

bombycinator 
150 bracteator 

breuiator 

Caballator 

caecator 

caesor 
155 caespitator 

calcator 

calcatrix 

calceator 

calcnlator (Mart. s., 
postt.) 
1 60 calculatrix 

calamniatrix . 

campidoctor 

cantatrix 

captatrix 
165 captiaator 

captinatrix 

captor 

captrix 

capulator 



521 — 



170 carinator 

caritor 

carminator 

carniticator 

carnificatrix 
175 castrator 

caacalator gl. 

censitor 

certator 

cerussator gl. 
1 80 cessatrix 

charaxator 

cimassator ^') 

cinctor 

circamcisor Mar. 
Mercat. Sabnot. 8, 
16. 
185 circumductor 

circamhabitator 

circnminspector 

circamlator 

circomlatrator 
190 circnmspector 

circumnentor 

clusor . 

coactiix 

coadiator 
195 cociator 

cocionator 

coemptionator 

coemptor 

coenator 



200 coercitor 

cogitator gl. (-orium 
Tert.) 

cognitrix 

cohabitator 

cohabitatrix 
205 coimitator 

collator 

coUaudator 

collector (coUigere) 

coUector (con-lector) 
210 collocutor 

collactator 

colorator 

comesor 

comestor 
215 commaculator 

commeator 

commemorator 

commendator (-rix 
uett.) 

commentator 
220 comraercator gl. 

comminator 

commissor 

commodator 

commonitor 
225 commotor 

commaDicator 

compaginator 

comparator 

compassor 



11) GloBB. Labb., cf. cimossa ib., cimussare et cimuBsatio Dositb. 
p. 64 Keil. 

5 



— 522 



230 compastor 

compeccator 

compertor 

compilator 

complanator 
235 completor 

complator 

compossessor 

compotator 

compressor 
240 comptor 

compulsor 

concentor 

conceptor 

concinnator 
245 concisor 

concubitor 

concnpitor 

coDcarator 

concuBSor 
250 condator gl. 

condemnator 

condesertor 

conditrix 

condoctor 
255 — condonatrix 

condactrix 

confabulator 

confectrix 

confessor 
260 confictor 

confideiassor 

confirmatrix 

confiscator gl. 



conflator 
265 — conflictatrix 

conformator 

confortator 

confutator 

coDgregator 
270 congressor 

coniectator 

— coniunctrix 

conscriptor 

consecrator 
275 consecratrix 

coDsectatoi" (-rix oett.) 

coDsecutor 

coDseraatrix 

consessor 
280 considerator 

coDsiliatrix 

coDsolatrix 

coDSolidator 

conspector 
285 coDStrator 

consummator . 

consummatrix 

coDsumptrix 

consutor 
290 contaminator 

contextor 

conticitor 

conticitrix 

contractor 
295 contradictor 

contrascriptor 

contrectator 



— 523 



330 



335 



340 



contotor '*) 

conaerritor 
300 conuersator 

coDQOcator 

cooperator 

cooperatrix 

copalator 
305 copulatrix 

coronator 

correptor 

creditrix 

cremator 
310 criminatrix 

craciator 

cracifixor 

culpatoi; 

CQDCtatrix 
315 canicalator 

capitor 

cnratrix 

cursrix 

casor Cod. Just. (?) 

350 
320 DainDator(-torios Cic.) 

datrix 

dealbator 

deanrator 

debellatrix 355 

325 debitrix 

decalicator gl. xaxar 

r 

deceptrix 



345 



decertator 

declarator 

decomptor 

decorator 

dedecorator 

dedicator 

defamator 

defectrix 

defensator 

defensatrix 

definitor 

deflorator 

defraudator 

defraudatrix 

degnlator 

degastator 

dehortator 

deiector 

deipartrix 

delectator 

delegator 

delictor 

delimator gl. 

delinitrix 

delasor 

demonstratrix 

demutator 

denegator 

denudator gl. 

dennntiator 

depalator 

depector 



aei. 



12) Ygl. 209 (oon-lector), 220, 280 f., 287 f., 248 , 260, 254 f., 



624 — 



360 depilator gl. 

deplorator 

depopulatrix 

depositor 

depostulator 395 

365 depraedator 

deprauator 

deprecatrix 

depretiator 

depresBor 400 

370 derogator 

descriptor 

desertrix 

desiderator 

desolator 405 

375 despectator 

despector 

desperater gl. aiteipi)- 

destinator 410 

destinatrix 
380 destitor 

destitator 

destracter 

desaltrix 415 

detector 
385 detentator 

detentor 

determinator 

detestator 420 

detractor 
390 denastator 

deuiatorPs.Aag.ad 
fratrr. erem. serm. 



29 (paritatis) 
deuictor 
deuirginator 
deuorator 
denoratrix 
deaotor 
deaotrix 
dictor 

diffusitrix 
diffasor 
digestor 
— diiodicatnx 
dilapidator 
dilatator 
dilectator 
dilector 
dimisBor 
director 
diBcretor 
diBcriminator 
discriminatrix 
discursator 
discnrsor 

discassor (-orias Plin.) 
dispector 
dispensatrix 
dispersor 
dispositor 
dispuDctor 
disseminator 
dissertator 
dissertor 
dissipator 
dissipatrix 



— 525 — 



425 dissolutor 

dissolutrix 

disterminator 

distinctor 460 

distractor 
430 distributor 

distributrix 

ditator 

diuinator 465 

diainatrix 
435 doctrix 

dolator 

donatrix 

dubitator 470 

dacator (dacare gl.) 
440 dacatrix 

dalcator 

daplicator 

dnrator (-rix Plin.) 

475 

Edissertator 
445 ednctor 

effiractor 

effusor 

electrix 480 

eleaator 
450 dicator gl. 

elicitor 

elimator 

elisor 485 

emanator Casaiod. 
Inst. Dia. 20. 
455 emancipator 

emansor 



emasculator 
emissor 
emptrix 
enarrator 

— enecatrix 
enodator 

— enuntiatrix 
ephalmator 
epulator 
equipastor 
equisessor 
equistrator 
erector 

erogator (sed -torlos 
Frontin.) 
erratrix 
ernditor 
eruditrix 
ernptor 
esor 

estor (estrix Plaut.) 
euacuator 
eaangelizator 
exacerbatrix 
exactrix 
exaggerator 
exaltator 
examinator 
exasciator 

— exasperatrix 
exanditor 
excaecator 
excantator 
exceptor 



526 



490 cxceptrix 

excisor(-oriusCels.) 

excitator 

excitor* 

exclusor 
495 cxcogitator 

excubator 

exculcator 

excultor 

excurator 
500 excursator 

excusator 

excussor (-onus Plin.) 

exheredator 

exhibitor 
505 exhortator 

exonerator 

exoratrix 

exorbitator 

expetitor 
510 expiator 

expiatrix 

expletor 

exploratrix 

expositor 
515 expressor 

expromissor 

expngnatrix 

expnnctor 

exquisiter 
520 exsecrator 

exsector 

exsecutrix 

exspectator 



exspectatrix 
525 exspoliator 

exstirpator 

exstirpatrix 

exstrnctor 

exsuperator 
530 extensor 

exterminator 

Fabellator 

fabricatrix 

fabnlator 
535 factitator 

factrix 

falsator 

falsor 

famulatrix 
540 fartrix 

fascinator 

fatigator 

fator 

fauisorlnl.Val. 11,21 
al. 
545 fermentatrix Spicil. 
Solesm. III, p. 451. 

fidedictor 

fideinssor (fideinbere) 

fidepromissor (fidepro- 
mittere) 

figulator 
550 figurator 

firmatrix 

fiagitatrix 

flagrator 



— 527 - 



— flammatrix 
555 flator 

formatrix 

formidator 

fornacator 

fornicator 
560 fornicatrix 

fossrix 

fotor 

fractor 

fraudatrix 
565 freqoentator 

fricator 

— frictrix 

frnstrator 

fagator 
570 fogatrix 

falminator 

falminatrix? 

fiiltor 

fomator 
575 fiindator (fiinditor) gh 

ftinerator 

furator 

fiisor 

ftisitrix 
580 fastibalator 



Gannator 
garritor 
genicnlator 
gladiatrix 



585 gloriator 
gratulator 
gulator 
gustator («oriam pA) 

Babitatrix 
590 haesitator 
helnator 
hospitator 

lactitator 

ianitrices (e^vaxßpe^) *"^ 
595 ieiunator 
illator 
illatrix 

— illectrix 
illuminator 

600 illnmiDatrix 

illusor 

illustrator 

immissor 

immutator 
605 impeditor 

impetrator 

implanator 

impletor 

— implicatrix 
610 impostor 

impostrix 

improbator 

impugnator 

— impulaatrix 



13) Vgl. 98. 



528 



615 impulstrix 
inaurator 
incantator * 
incaDtatrix 
incensor 

620 inceDtor 
incaespitator 
incestator 
iDchoator 
incisor 

625 incitator 
incitatrix 
inclusor 
increpator 
incubator 

630 incnlcator 
incusator 
incnssor 
indicator 
inductrix 

635 indoltor 
indnrator 
inebriator 
infamator 
infertor ^') 

640 infitiatrix 
inflammator 
inflammatrix 
inflator 
informätor 

645 infractor 



infractrix 
infnsor 
inhabitator 
inhabitatrix? 

650 inbnmator 
Initiator 
initiatrix 
ininriator 
innouator 

655 inoperator 
iDquietator 
— insatiatrix 
insecntor 
insessor 

660 insidiatrix 
insignitor 
insimulator 
insinaator 
insinuatrix 

665 inspectator 
inspectrix 
inspirator 
instaurator 
institutor 

670 insultator 
insultatrix 
iotegrator 
intellector 
in-tentator ") 

675 iDterdictor 
interemptrix 



14) Vgl. 822, und HA p. 89* Ann. s. f. ; sonst noch von theils 
irrationeller theils dankler Ableitung 876, 924, 1069 (salictor), 1070. 
16) Vgl, 696. 



529 



680 



685 



690 



695 



700 



705 



710 



interpellatrix 

interpolator 

interpolatrix 

interpretator 

interpretatrix 

interrasor 715 

interrogator 

interrnptor 

internersor 

intimator 

iDtinctor 720 

introdoctor 

introspector 

iimasor 

innector 

innectrix 725 

innestigatrix 

inneterator 

in*mctrix 

iniÜBor 

inoitator 

innitatrix 730 

inuocator 

innolator gl. xX^ictt)^ 

iocalatrix 

irreptor 

Irrigator 735 

irritatrix 

iogator 

iagalator 

innctor 

— inrgatrix 740 

inssor 

iastificator 



iustificatrix 

Laborator 

lacerator 

laceratrix 

lacessitor 

lamentator 

lamentatrix 

lancinator 

laniator 

lanitor gl. IfcoicXurv)^ 

lapidatrix 

lapidicaesor gl. 

laqueator 

latitator 

latrix 

latrunculator 

lauator (lauatrina 

nett.) 
lecator gl. 
lectrix 
legisdoctor 
lenocinator 
leuator 

• 

libator 

liberatrix 

licitator 

ligator 

ligaritor 

limitator 

linitextor gl. * 

litator 

locnpletator 

locutor 



~ 530 — 



lotor 
lucisator 
745 lucrator 
lastrator 
luxuriator 

Mandator 

mandatrix 
750 mandncator 

manifestator 

mansor 

mannmissor 

marticoltor 
755 meator 

mediator 

mediatrix 

medicator 

meditator 
760 — mensnratrix 

merulator 

metitor 

migrator 

minator 
765 miserator 

miseratrix (Prosp. 
Aqait.deingr.625) 

misertor 

missor 

modificator 
770 modnlatrix 

molator 

molltor 

molltrix 

morigerator 



775 mortificator 

motator 

mnlcator 

mulctor 

maltiplicator 
780 mandator 

mnnerator 

munidator 

mnnitrix 

mnrmurator 
785 mnscipulator 

mnssitator 

Natatrix 

naufragator 

necator 
790 necatrix 

negator 

negatrix 

negl^tor 

negotiatrix 
795 nominator 

nonator (-trix Ou.) 

nogatrix 

numerator 

noncupator 
800 nandinator 

nnntiator 

nontiatrix 

nnptiator 

Obarator 
805 obeditor 
oblator 
oblatrator (-rix Plt.) 



— 531 — 



oblectator 

obliguritor 
810 obliterator 

obsecundator 

obsecQtor 

obseraatrix 

obtarbator 
815 — obnmbratrix 

occillator 

occupator 

occursator (-rix ap. 
Fest,) 
. occorsor 
820 odorator gl. 

offector 

offensor 

offertor 

officinatm 
825 olerator 

olinitor 

omnicreator 

Operator 

operatrix 
830 opinatrix 

oppignerator 

oppognatrix 

orbatrix 

ordinatrix 
835 omator (-rix Ou.) 

ostensor 

Osten tatrix 

ostitor gl. 

Pariator 



840 paritor 

participator 

participatrix 

partitor gl. 

passor (pandere) 
845 peccator 

peccatrix 

pectinator 

pellector 

penetrator 
850 penetratrix 

pensator 

pensicalator 

pensitator 

pensor 
855 peraeqnator 

— peragratrix 

perceptor 

percultor 

perditrix 
860 perdomitor 

peremptrix 

perfossor 

perfusor (-onus pA) 

perlator 
865 perlatrix 

perlustrator 

penneator 

permissor 

perpendicnlator 
870 perpetrator 

perscrutator 

persecator 

persecutrix 



532 



perspector 
875 persaasitrix 

persoasor 910 

persultator 

perturbator (-rix Cic.) 

peruasor 
880 peruector 

peraentor 

peruersor 915 

peruestigator 

petitrix 
885 piator (-rix Plt.) 

picatrix 

pinsitor 920 

placator (-orios Tert.) 

placatrix 
890 Plagiator 

plantator 

plantatrix 925 

plasmator 

plasticator 
895 planstrix 

plutor 

pocillator 930 

poenator gl. 

poUicitator 
900 poUicitatrix 

poDderator 

ponderatrix 935 

popinator 

porcitor 
905 portator 

portatrix 

postalator 940 



postulatrix 
potentator 
praecantator 
praecentor (praecan« 

trix Plt. Varr.) 
-praecessor 
praecipitator 
praecisor 
praeclusor 
praecognitor 
praecnrsator 
praedecessor 
praedestinator 
praedicatrix 
praedictor 
praeemptor 
praefator 
praefector 
praeformator 
praeitor 
praelator 
praelector 
praemiatrix 
praemonitor 
praenuntiator 
praenantiatrix 
praeparator 
praereptor 
praerogator 
praesaltor 
praeseminator 
praesiguator 
praestator 
praestitor 



533 — 



praesumptor 

praesumptrix 

praeuaricatrix 

praißuentor 
945 — praeuiatrix 

precatrix 

pressor 

primogenitor 

principator 
950 proauctor 

processor 

procnlcator 

procnrsor 

prodigiator gl. 
955 proditrix 

productor 

profanator 

profector 

profbsor 
960 progenerator 

progenitrix 

progressor 

prohibitor (-orius 
Plin.) 

prolator 
965 prolocntor 

promotor 

promulgator 

promnlgatrix 

propinator 
970 propitiator 

propitiatrix 

propugnatrix 

propnlsor 



proquaestor 
975 prorogator 

prompter 

prosator 

prosatrix 

prosector 
980 prosecutor 

proseminator 

prospector 

prostitutor 

prostrator 
985 protector 

protectrix 

pronocatrix 

psendodoctor 

publicator 
990 publicatrix 

pngilator (-orins Plt.) 

pngillator 

pBgnatrix 

pumicator 
995 punctor 

pnrgator 

purgatrix 

pntator 

Qnietator 

1000 Baptrix 

rasor gl. xoupeuc 

rebaptizator 

receptator 

receptatrix 
1005 recompensator 



— 534 — 



reconciliatrix 

reconditor 

recreator 

rectitator 
1010 redditor 

redemptrix 

redhibitor 

redintegrator 

redonator 
1015 refector 

refragator 

refntator 

regenerator Mar. 
Merc. Snbnot. 8, 
20. 

relaxator 
1020 relictor 

relictrix 

reliquator 

reliqoatrix • 

remanaor 
1025 remediator 

remigator 

remissor 

remorator 

remoratrix 
1030 remunerator 

remnneratrix 

renoaator 

renuntiator 

repensator 
1035 repensatrix 



repensor 

repertrix 

repraesentator 

— reprobatrix 
1040 repromissor 

reprapitiator 

repudiator 

repngnator (-orins 
Vitr.) 

repngiiatrix 
1045 repulsor 

rescriptor gl. 

resignator gl. 

restaurator *^) 

restitutiix 
1050 resoltator 

resnscitator 

retentator 

retentatrix 

retentor 
1055 retractator 

retribator 

reaelator 

reuocator 

rigator 
1060 rimator 

rimatrix 

rosor 

rumütator 

Sacrator 
1065 sacrificator 



16) Inscr., Mar. Merc. intpr. Nestor, tractatt. c. Pelag. p. 212 
i XLYin Migne naturae lapsae restauratarem düigarnui. 



535 



sacrificatrix 
saginator 
sagittator 
8ali(c)tor 
1070 salissator 
salnator 



1075 



1080 



1085 



1090 



1095 



saluificator 
saintificator 
samiator 
sanator 
sanctificator 
sanctor 
sanDator gl. 
sarcinator (sarcina) 
sarcinatrix 
sarcitector Isid. 
Or. XIX, 19. 
sardtor 
sarcitriz 
sarsor 
sartor 
sartrix 
satisdator 
satorator 
sauiator 
scenifactor 
scitor 
scnrtatrix 
scnltator 
scnrrator gl. 
sectatrix 
secntrix 
sedator 



seductor 
1100 sednctrix 
selector 
seminatrix 

— semitatrix 
senatrix 

1105 sensificator 

sentinator 

Separator 

Beparatrix 

sepaltor 
1110 seqoestrator 

serenator 

sermocinator 

sermocinatrix 

seroitor 
1115 seuocator 

sibilator 

sibilatrix 

sigiDator 

significator 
1120 significatrix 

simiator («rsima- 
tor?») Porph. ad 
Hör. AP 437. 

simpolator (-rix P. 
Diac.) 

simpuuiatrix 

singttlator gl. 
•ll26 80ciator(-rixVal.FL) 

— solidatrix 
sollicitatrix 
solutor 
solutrix 



— 536 



1130 Bomnisolator gl. 

sorbillator 

sortilator 

sospitator 

sospitatrix 
1135 sperator 

spicnlator 

stannator 

stellionator gl. 

stimulator (-rix Plt.) 
1140 stipatrix 

stipnlator 

strangulator 

strangolatrix 

strator 
1145 snanisator 

snbactor 

subanditor 

snb-curator 

snb-doctor 
1 1 50 subiagator 

sublimator 

snbmissor 

subornator 

subornatrix 
1155 subsannator 

subsessor 

suboector 

sabnentor 

sabnersor 



1 1 60 saccenBor 

saccentor 

saccisor 

sacconditor 

snccnrsor 
1165 safflator 

— saflfocatrix 

suffragator 

saSragatrix 

snffultor 
1 1 70 superatrix 

superimpletor 

superinspector 

superintentor 

Boperseminator 
1175 supertextor Mar. 
Merc. Prodi hom. 
sect. 3. 

superaentor 

snpplantator 

snpplicator 

supplicatrix 
1 1 80 suppressor 

sopprocnrator ^^) 

suppntator 

snrrector 

snrrectrix 
1185 susceptor 

susc6ptri# 

suscitator 



17) Vgl. 1148 (sab-cnrator), 1149, 1168, — 960 (pro-aactor), 961, 
977 f., 974 (pro-quaestor), 499 (ex-curator), und Anm. 12 (aett. 
pro-genitor, pro-dictator, progabemator, propraetor, — mitcon- 
ex- rob- keine Beispiele). 



— 537 



snspector 
sustentator gl. 
1190 sastentatrix 
susurratrix 
sutrix 
syntonator 

Taxator 
1195 tegulator Th. thes. 

temerator 

tentatrix 

tentor (tentoriam 
aett.) 

teDtrix 
1200 terebrator 

tergiuersator 
• terminator 

tersor gl. 

tessellator gl. 
1205 testator 

testatrix 

testificator 

thesanrizator 

tinctor 
1210 tinnitor 

torculator 

tornator 

torsor 

tortrix 
1215 traditor 



traiector 
transfigurator 
transgressor 
transilitor 

1220 transitor 
transmissor 
traDsuaricator 
tribntor 
triumphator 

1225 triumphatrix 
trucidator 
trutinator 
tubicinator gl. 
tadiator 

1230 tuitor 

tumaltnator 
turificator 
turpator 
turpificator 

1235 tutator 
tatelator 
tutrix 

Variator 
uaricator 
1240 uaticinatrix 
uectator 
uectrix 
negetator 
aenabulator ^^) 



18) Vgl. Add. Lex. Lat.(Dorp. 1872) p. 108, ann. 85, und ausser- 
dem oben 48, 57, 94, 188, 149, 162, 176, 179, 196, 326, 676, 720, 
761, 771, 869, 898, 908 f., 964, 992, 1080 f., 1121?, 1124, 1186, 1107, 
1188, 1193, 1196, 1286; <^1262. 



538 



1245 uenditrix 
uönenator 
aeotor 

aentricultor 
nerberator 

1250 nestitor 
aeteratrix 
uexatrix 
uiatrix 
üictimator 

1255 uigilator 
aiDctor 
aindicator 
uindicatrix 
uiolafrix 

1260 uisitator 
aisor 

uispiliator 
uitator 
uiuificator 

1265 uiuificatrix 
unctrix 
unicultor^*) 
uociferator 
uolator 

1270 uorator 



nrnator 
Usurpator 
ursurpatrix 
uulnerator 

1275 Zelator 
zeunitor ^). 

III 

Abnormitas 

absnrditas 

accessibilitas 

acerbositas 
5 aciditas 

actiuitas 

aduersarietas 

aegritas 

aenitas 
lOaffluitas 

albescitas 

alienitas 

almitas 

alteritas 
1 5 alternitas 

altilitas 

amabilitas 



19) Vgl. 101 (armidttctor), 102, 646, 722, 744, 754 (marticultor), 
782, 827, 948, 1091, 1180, 1102, ^1146, 1248, — 1082 (sardtector, 
dvgl. 98), — 142 f., — SO, 54 (agricoltor), 65, 89, 130 f., 466—8, 780, 
739. 

20) Unter den vorstehend au^efilhrten 1276 Wörterformen auf 
-tor (-sor) oder -rix sind: dem lateinischen Lexicon neu vindicirt 
(Anm. 1) 129 (c. 10,1%), — weibliche Formen 282, unter diesen: 
mit entsprechenden mftnnlichen Formen, die mitaufgefQhrt sind, ge- 
paart 119, ohne naohgewieseue mftnnlichp Form (Anm. 10) 16. Vgl. 
Add. Lex. Lat. n. 85. 



539 



animaeqnitas gl. (ani- 
maeqans) 

animalitas 50 

20 aDimositas 

annositas 

aptabilitas 

aquositas 

associetais 
25 aagustalitas 55 

Beatitas 

bilingoitas 

biplicitas 



Caesitas 
30 calcalositas 
caliditas 
callositas 
cambitas gl. awtxax' 

candiditas 
35 carnalitas 

carnositas gl. 

cauitas 

caoositas 

cautelitas 
40 cerealitas 

ceniicositas 

Christianitas 

circnitas 

coaeternitas 
45 coaenitas 

coenositas 

eommatabilitas 



comprehensibilitas 

concauitas 

coDcilitas gl. 

confragositas 

congniitas 

coniugalitas Ps. Cypr. 
sing. der. 14. 

consedulitas 

consensualitas 

consobrinitas gl. 

consabstantialitas 

consnlaritas 

contemptibilitas 
60 contignitas 

contrarietas 

contubernalitas 

conaertibilitas 

corporalitas 
65 corrationalitas 

corrnptibilitas 

crassitas 

curialitas 

cursilitas 
70 cnrnitas 

Damnabilitas 
dapsilitas 
dealitas 
dehonestas 
75 deitas 

detestabilitas 
denexitas 
diluciditas 
dimidietas 



540 — 



80 disparilitas 

diaiduitas 

docibilitas 

dolositas 

domesticitas 
85 dualitas 

dubietas 

duitas 

duplicitas 

darabilitas 
90 duumuiralitas 

Emarcitas 

l emunitas (opp. i mma 

nitas) 
essentialitas 
essentitas 
95 exaactoritas 
eximietas 
exinanitas 
exsecrabilitas 
exsistentialitas 

100 Fabrilitas 

fallacitas gl. 

falsitas 

famositas 

fastiditas 
105 fatalitas 

figuralitas 

filialitas 



filietas 

» 

finalitas 
llOflexibilitas 

flexuositas 

Anitas 

formidolositas 

formitas 
1 1 5 fortitas gl 

fraternitas 

frigiditas 

•frualitas'') 

frnctoositas 
120 fugacitas 

furiositas Ps. Aug. 
ad fratrr. erem^serm. 
36. 

fascitas 

Generalitas 

genialitas 
125 glabritas 

glebositas 

globositas 

graecitas 

gratiositas 
130 gulositas Ps. Aug. 
ad fratrr. erem. serm. 
31, al 

Honeetitas 
honorabilitas 



21) Misbildttngen sind auch a. a. 94 (ygl. 194), 241 u. 92, — 244 
a. SSO (doch ygl. sn diesen Add. Lex. Lat p. 30, n. 32), — und die 
A. 28 aofgefülirten. 



— 541 



hostilitas 

Identitas ») 
135 idoneitas 
illocalitas 
imbonitas Tert 
immedietas Boeth. 
immobilitas 

• 

1 40 immunditas 

imparilitas 

imparitas 

impassibilitas 

implacabilitas 
145 impossibilitas 

improprietas 

improsperitas 

inaccessibilitas 

inaequabilitas 
150 incapacitas 

incinüitas 

incoinqainabilitas 

incommobilitas 

incommntabilitas 
155 incomparabilitas 

incomprehensibi- 
litas 

inconcinnitas 

incbngniitas 

incoDStabilitas 
160 inconuertibilitas 

incorporalitas 

incorraptibilitas 



incredibilitas 

incrednlitaa 
165 incariositas 

iucuraitas 

indecibilitas 

indemnitas 

indiuidaitas 
170 iDdocibilitas 

ineffabilitas 

inexorabilitas 

infertilitas 

infimitas 
175 informitas 

infortunitas Gell. 

infrnctaositas 

inhonestas Tert. 

inhonestitas gl. 
1 80 innascibilitas 

innatiuitas 

inofiSciocdtas . 
. inopportanitas 

inormitas 
185 insatiabilitas 

insensibilitas 

inseparabilitas 

insolnbilitas 

insomnietas 
1 90 insnasibilitag 

iDsoauitas 

intellectaalitos 

intelligeDtialitas 

intelligentitas 



22) Vgl. 14, 84. 



\ 



— 542 — 



195 intempestinitas 
intemporalitas 
intolerabilitas 
inaiolabilitas 
innisibilitas 

200 inuoluntas^) 
iocularitas 
irrationabilitas 
irreligiositas 
irriguitas 

205 irritabilitas 
iteritas 
iogalitas 
iugita8 

Languitas gl. 
210 lanositas 

lapidositas 

lascinitas 

laudabilitas 

lecacitas 
215 libertinitas 

limpiditas 

linguositas 

liquiditas 
' localitas 
220 longaeuitas 

loDganimitas 

loDgiturnitas 

lobricitas 

lucnlentas 



225 Madiditas 

maliloqaacitas ^) 

malitas 

malitiositas 

medietas 
230 membrositas 

mendacitas 

mendositas 

mirabilitas 

miserabilitas 
235 modicitas 

moDstrositas 

moralitas 

iporbositas 

mulieritas 
240 multiplidtas 

mnnitas gl. XcttoopY^a 

motilitas 

mutitas 

^*Narita8 
245 nascibilitas 
natiuitas 
natnralitas 
. neboloBitas 
negotiositas 

250 neroositas 

« 

nexilitas 
nimietas 
uocibilitas 
nodositas 



28) Vgl. 187, 188, 176i 178, uett insatieUs Plant, (dinfinitas 
Gic), — und oben A. 15. 

24) Vgl. ROnsch Itala und Vulgata S. 218. 



543 — 



255 nooellitas 

noxietas 

nuditas 

nugacitas 

nugalitas 290 

260 numerositas 



Obnoxietas 
obtusitas 
officiositas 
olacitas 
265 oliditas 
onerositas 
optimitas 
orphanitas 
otiositas 



295 



300 



270 Paganitas 

palliditas 305 

paonositas 

parentalitas Th. thes. 

parilitas 
275 paritas 

particularitas 310 

parnnlitas 

passibilitas 

passioitas (pati) 
280 passinitas (passim) 

pastilitas 

paternitas 315 

peculiaritas 

perplexitas 
285 personalitas 



perspicacitas 

peruicacitas 

pigritas 

pilositas 

platonitas 

pluralitas 

pollocibilitas 

pompabilitas 

pompalitas 

pompositas 

popolositas 

possibilitas 

postremitas 

praeclaritas 

praeposteritas . 

pretiositas 

primaeuitas 

principalitas 

probrositas 

prodigalitas 

profanitas 

profuoditas 

prolixitas 

propitietas 

proportionalitas 

pnritas (purus) 

puritas (pus) 

piisillanimitas 

pnsillitas 

Quadriformitas 
quadruplicitas 
qnatenutas 
quinquennalitas 



544 



Rationabilitas 
320 rationalitas 

reconcilitas gl.**) 

religiositas 

risibilitas 

romanitas 
325 ruditas 

ragositas 

Saeuitas 

salebritas 

salsitas 
330 saacietas 

saxitas 

saxositas 

scaeaitas 

sceleiitas 
335 secabilitas 

sedecennitas 

sempiternitas 

sensibilitas 

sensaabilitas 
340 sensualitas 

sequacitas 



serietas 

seritas 

singularitas 
345 sinisteritas 

sobrinitas gl. 

sollemnitas 

soDoritas 

sorditas 
350 sospitas 

spatiositas 

specialitas 

specietas ^) 

speciositas 
355 spectabilitas 

spiritalitas 

sqaaliditas 

stationaritas Beda ^) 

stoliditas 
360 subdolositas 

snbmultiplicitas 

substantialitas 

saccoBitas 
' summitas 
365 samptuositas 



25) Wohl von reconciliare, wie 60 von conciliare; vgl. die von 
Yerbalat&mmen abgeleiteten 88, 96, ^24, — 10 und 112, 48, 91, 209, 
wohl auch 104 (vgl. A. 27), und Add. Lex. L$tt. p. 8 sq., n. 17. 

26) Von Substantiven abgeleitet ferner: 9, 89,75, 108, ^114, 176, 
289, 268, 812, 328, 881, 884, 849; vgl. Add. Lex. Lat. 1. 1. 

27) Von stationarius, — unregelm&ssig auf -itas statt auf -(0'®' 
-tas, wie sonst alle von Wörtern auf -ins abgeleiteten (7 aduersarie- 
tas, 61, 897, - 79, 86, 96, 108, 146, 252, 256, 261, 809, 880, 842, 
uett. anxietas, medietas, pietas, sobrietas), — daher auch wohl 104 
fastiditas von fastidire, nicht von fastidium abzuleiten. Abweichend 
vom Gewöhnlichen, auf -ietas statt auf -itas, 189 insomnietas von 
insomnis. 



.• • «1 



• • • • 



• • • * 



• • • • 

• • • • • • 



• • •, • • • 

• • • • • • 



snperfluitas 
supernitas 
superparticularitas 
superuacuitas 
370 sapremitas 



Temporalitas 

tenebricositas 

tenebrositas 

tenerositas 
375 tepiditas 

ternitas 

terrenitas Meliton. 
Clau. IV, 1, 6. 

terribilitas 

tetricitas 
380 tolerabilitas 

torriditaß 

tortuositas 

fotietas 

triformitas 
385 trinitas 

triplicitas 

tumiditas 



545 — 

Validitas 
uenalitas 

390 nenerabilitas 
uentositas 
uerbositas 
uernulitas 
uersibilitas 

395 uertibilitas 
ueternositas 
uicarietas 
uinositas 
airositas 

400 uisibilitas 
uisnalitas 
ultroneitas 
unalitas 
uniformitas 

405 aninersalitas 
oolncritas 
uotioitas 
utensilitas 
uulgaritas ^). 



28) Unter obigen 409 Wörtern auf -taa sind neu hinzugekom- 
men 67 (13,93%). 



(Aus dem BuUetin, T. XVIII, p. 337 - 371.) 

Gedruckt auf Verfügung der Kaiserlichen Akademie der Wie- 

flenflchftften 

Im Juni 1873. K. Wesselowski, beständiger Secretair. 

Bachdruckerei der Kaiserlichen Akademie der V^issenschaften. 

(Wass.-Ostr., 9. Lin., % 12.) 

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WortbHdungsgescJiicIite. 

I. 

(H^Ianges Gröco - Romains de I'Acad. Imp. de St. P^tersbonrg, 

tome III p. 459—495). 

Zu adeptio: Ennod. nita Anton. Lirin. p. 427 Sirm. ^perpe- 
tni luminie adeptione', id. dict. 6. — zn adhaesio: Jul. ap. Aug*. 
c Becand. resp. Joliani I, 94. — zu approbator: Ang. in Galat. 12. 

— zu astrictio: Coel. Aurel. tard. pase. I, 4, 136. — coacte: 
C. Aur. acut pasa. II, 10, 75 'de aliis leuiter atqae coacte nunc 
discretionem ponemos', comp. Gell.; al. Tert., Hier. — compro- 
batio: Cic, Coel. Aar. tard. III. 8, 108. — za conglatinatio: 0. 
Aar. tard. II, 12, 139. — contortio: Cic. et auct. ad Her., Spi- 
nae C. Aur. tard. III, 1, 28. — ducator: Tert., Dar. Phryg. 18 
(al. ductor, ut ib. Inf., 37 . .), gloss. — duritas: Cic, C. Aur. tard. 
III, 8, 98. — exercitamentnm: App., C. Aur. tard. I, 5, 164. 

— exspiratio: Cic, stercorum C. Aur. tard. I, 1, 14. — fria- 
bilis: Plin., C. Aur. ac II, 32, 172. — gestatorius: sella Suet, 
C. Aur. tard. I, 5, 162. — glutinatio: nulneris Cels., C. Aur. 
tard. II, 9, 117 'sunt quae conuentum siue glutinationem uulne- 
rum impediant .. causae", 12, 141 sq., 13, 171 al. -> impauide: 
Liu., C. Aur. tard. IV, 3, 30. — zu improbatio: C. Aur. tard. I, 
4, 136. — inhonestare: Quid., Aug. in psalm. 127, 8 (alqm 
sputis). — liuescere: Lucr., Claud., C. Aur. t. III, 1, 3. — lo- 
tara: Plin., C. Aur. ac. II, 32, 167 (sudor) *ma]e redolens, tan* 
quam lotura carnis', 36, 190. — zu moderamentum: C Aur. tard. 
III, 2, 23. — nidorosus: Tert., C. Aur. tard. IV, 3, 62 al. — 
pascua, ae: Tert., Aug. in ps. 129, 4, C. Aur. tard. IV, 3, 55. — 
perunctio: Plin., C. Aur. tard. I, 1, 16, 4, 97 et 103, II, 1, 19 
et saep. ~ praemollire: Quint. ,C. Aur. tard. II, 6, 92. — prae* 
aentus, u: Tert., C. Aur. tard. I, 4, 73 'praeuentu mortis inter- 
ueniente'. — redundans: adi.: comp. Tert., c gen. C. Aur. tard. 
III, 8, 110 liquorum. — repugnatio: App. plural., C. Aur. tard. 
III, 8, 144 'uirtutis repugnatione omnia confundens, siquidem alia 



sint constrictiua, .. alia laxatiua\ -^ *8cbema: Vitr., C. Aar. 
tard. III, 4, 51 ^epcstans duritia . . schemnte longo porrecta'. — 
squamola: Geis., C. Äur. tard. I, 1, 32. — subliuidas: Cels.., 
C. Aur. tard. I, 6, 182. — sulfurosus: Vitr., C. Aor. tard. II, 
7, 112. — sapiniias: Qaint., stomachi 0. Aur. acut. II, 35, 184. 
— - uolenter: App , 0. Aur. tard. II, 1, 37. 

Zu ann. 1: In Georges Wörterbuch — einen», um aua- 
drflcklicher in die gebührende Anerkennung einzustimmen, durch- 
aus verdienstlichen und sehr brauchbaren Werke — fehlen ferner 
von Wörtern, welche Klotz hat, z B. blandifluus, consolidator, 
diachylon, dormitatio, indemutabiliter, intertaliare Non. p. 281^ (cf. 
taliare, taliatura Grom.), irreptio, medicosus, perlatrix, perpamm, 
pereculptns, praenasci, proficienter Aug., propulsor, putrefactio, 
rasio, repensio, tibicinaria. 

Zu ^Verborum bipraepositionatorum breuiarium': 
Neuhinzugekommene Beispiele dieser Doppelzueammensetz- 
ung, welche in unserem nächstens erscheinenden Spiciiegi um Ad- 
deudorum Lexicis Latinis nachgewiesen sind, erheischen folgende 
Zahlenberichtigungen in der Tabelle: 

recc. 



circum-ad- 

co-ad- 

•ex- 


l 

13 

9 


in-con- 

-de- 

-inter- 


1 
1 
1 


per-de- 
-di- 
-in- 


4 
2 
4 


-per- 

prae-ad- 

•con- 

-de- 


1 

5 
3 


-ex- 
• -in- 

-ob 
•8ub- 


5 
4 
1 
3 



pro-sub- 


recc 
1 


re - ad- 


3 


-con- 


20 


-in- " 


7 


sub-ad- 


2 


-con- 


1 


-de- 


i 


-ex- 


4 


-iß- 


11 


subter in- 


2 


super^d- - 


U 


-ex- 


23 


-in- 


19 


-ob- 


4 


-trans- 


\ 



Im Ganzen recc. 296. Als Beispiel 
dreifacher Zusnmraensetzung (ann. 
3 5) kommt hinzu coadimplere. 

In III folgen Zusätze zu den Artikeln: adulatorius, adnstio, 
cinericius, concertaior, concursio, congeminatio, conglutinatio (»dd. 
C. Aur. tard. II, 12 139), continue, conuocatio, declamatiuncula, 
decoloratio, despectio (add. C. Aur. tard I, 4, 114 ex alto), de- 
truncatio, digestus, ebriositas, elTectiuus, effector et -rix, erroneus, 
exaedificatio, excogitatio, exinanitio, explicabilis, exprobrator, 
expulsio, exuberantia, famulatio, frequentalio, fundatio, gloriatio, 
hilaresccre, imminentia, immoderatio, imparilitas, impoenitendus, 



- 3 — 

inconsequens (add.: it. C. Aur. tard. II, 13, 172 "flon ioconsequen- 
tia ordinans adiutoria, sed . . apte'), infamatio, ingressio, inordinate, 
inordinatio, letaliter, leuigatio, malefactor, manatio, miniatratio, 
multiloquax, oppresaor, patenter, pcrmansio, perinizte, peatilen- 
tiosQS, placatio, praedicabilis, praeaignare, prolatlo, promissio, 
promolgator, recesaio, recolere, recreator^ relaxatio, rotatio, rabri- 
catus, sanatio, sanioaas (add. C. Anr. tard. IV^ 6, 84 al.), segre- 
gatio, subdalcis, sabinferre, sablacidua, tardigradus, tineosos, 
uacillatio, nastatrix, uelificatio, uitaliter, ualgariter, a. a. 



• Za 

Kleine Beitrage zur lateinischen Lexicograpliie und 

Wortbildunggeschichte. 

II. 

(A! Klanges etc. t. III p. 496— 545> 

Nachträglich in die alphabetischen Wörterverzeichnisse ein- 
zuschalten: 

I, 1419 absconditio Aug. in Job 7, adescatio Ps. Soran. 
quaestt. medic. 31, allutio (?) Coci. Aur. acut. pass. II, 9, 51, 
attaroinatio Aug. c. Cresc. III, 56, auolatio Aug. in psalm. 
85, 7, bclligeratio Adanan. uita Columbae I, 29, cabailicatio 
intpr. Alex. Trall., circumincisio C. Aur. tard. pass. II, 1, 11, 
comparticipatio Bier, in Eph. II, ad 3, 5 sqq., consutio 
Ps. Soran. 233, contectio (?) Aug. c. Julian. II, 6, 16, 1430 
deasclatio (deascellatio) Ps. Soran. 219, decerptio Non. p. 127^, 
Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jnl.* (d i. contra secund. resp. Juliani) VI, 23, 
dedolatio Ps. Soran. 246, deflammatio Ps Soran. 245, de- 
niessio (Subind. Lex. Lat. s. u.), depunctio Ps. Sor. ib., disco- 
riatio ib., disiectio C. Aur. acut. II, 32, 172, distorsio Aug. in 
ps. 66, 7, eiectatio Ps. Soran. 39, 1440 enudatio Ambr. De Noe 
29, 112, enutritio Hier, in Matth. IV, ad 24, 19, euolatio Hier, 
in ps. 54, exsculptio Aug. in Euang. Joann. tract. 1, 9, 
> fluxio (Subrel. Add. p. 10, add. Ps. Sor. 197),. frenatio 
Aug. c. Jul. V, 7, 25, glutitio Ps. Soran. 59, impunctio id. 
245, inebriatio Aug. Ciu. Dei XVI, 1, ingeiiicu latio Adaman. 
Ool. II, 20, id. L. S. (de locis sanctis) III, 4, 1450 insectio (in- 
secare) Ps. Soran. 235, interuallatio Coel. Aur. sign, (de sig- 
nific. diaet. pass.) 42 et 45, laetificatio Adam Col. III, 26, 
mulsi.o id. ib. II, 14, mnnicipatio Hier, in ps. 133, obtene- 
bratio Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.* V, 44, obtractatio G. Aur. sigu. 



-. 4 — 

31, pertasio Ps. Sor. 230 et 246, praesignatio Ang, c. Faust. 
XXII, 83, reconditio Aug. in ps. 58 eerm. 1, 6, 1460 resada- 
tio C. Aur. sign. 79 el 82, sepultio Adam. Col. III, 34, L. S. I, 4, 
sabcoriatio Ps. Sor. 24ö, sobcaratio ib., subdefectio Aug. 
in Heptat. VI, 30 al., subiectatio Adam. Col. III, 32, submur- 
muratio Aug. in ps. 36 serm. 3, 8, snbtectio id. in Heptat. 
II, 177, 15, Sttccioctio id. c. Jul. II, 6, 16, tabificatio id. in 
ps. 122,6, 1470 transilitio id. in pr. 38, 2, 1471 tristificatio 
Adam. Col. III, 26,'— 53 Wörter, von welchen neu nachgewiesen SO*)- 

■ 

II, 1277 accensor Aug. in Jo. tr. 23, 3, addictor JuL 
ap. Aug. c. Jul.^ I, 48, appetitrix Aug. de cont. 3, 1280 aeser- 
triz Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.^ VI, 5,' beatificator Aug. in ps. 
99, 3, coamator Aug. in ps^ 33 8.>2, 6, in 72, 33, colaphiza- 
tor Ang. c Jul. 'IV, 3, 28, — commixtriz id. nuptt. et concup. 

11, 13, confüsor id. in ps. 32 s. 2, 5, conuersor id. in ps. 84, 8, 
r> craxator Adam. L. S. III, 6, decerptor Aug. c. Jul.* I, 16, 
derelictor Hier, in ps. 88, 1290 dinumerator Aug. in ps. 55, 
10, discessor Adam. Col. I, 6, dissignator Aug. morr. Manicb. 
13) 30, ductrix Dar. Phryg. 36, enuntiator Aug. in Hept. II, 
17, erutor Pealm. 69, 6 ap. Aug. in ps. 69, 8, examinatrix 
Aug. eanct. uirg. 46, excruciator id. c, Gaud. I, 21, expolitor 
id. in ps. 85, 12, expunctrix Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.* I, 37, 1300 
exsufflator Aug. in Jo. tr. 11, 13, fecundator Jul. ap. Aug. 
c. Jul. VI, 8, 23 al., figuratrix Appul. Polem. Physiogn. p. 105 
Rose, in du tor Aug. c. Faust. VIII ex., infectrix Jul. ap. Aug. 
c. Jul.* II, 105, ineanifusor Aug. c. Faust. XIX, 22, insibila- 
tor id. in Jo. tr. 8, 6, inspiratrix Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.* I, 98, 
itinerator Ven. u. ülauril. 24, luminator Aug. c. Faust. XX, 

12, 1310 maturator Ven. 1. 1. 15, mundatrix Aug. in ps. 
142, 8, oblitor Hier, in ps. 88, obsecrator Ven. u. Germ. 6, 
obtemperator Aug. in ps. 134, 1, parator Aug. c Cresc. I, 8, 
perscrotatrix Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.* II, 103, pertractator 
Aug. c. Faust. III, 2, ^- pollutrix Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.* VI, 5, 
praecantatrix Aug. in ps. 127, 11, 1320 praefigurator Aug. 
coniug. adult. 6, praeeagator Adam. Col. III, 27, praeuiator 
Ven. u. Hilar. II, 9, propositor Aug. de duab. animab. 8, 10, 



*) Als neu in sduriftstellorischem Gebrauch nacb^ewiMen waren dnrch gesperr- 
ten Druck aosrabeben auch folgende Wörter: condeseensio (Snbind. Lex. Lat. s. a> 
eondescendibilis, add. Rostic. c. Acepb. p. 1178), coronatio Aug. C. D. vn, 27, 2, gloss., 
derasio (Add. Lex. p. 20), mersio (Snbind. s. u.), natio, sabbatlsatio (Subr. 
p. 10). Im Gancen sind demnach anter den v-eneiohaeten 1471 Wörtern auf -tio (-sio) 
neu nachgewiesen 238 (über l^ol^). 



— 5 — 

in Jo. tr. 19, 16, propuls atrix Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jal.* I, 84, 
reaedificator Adam. L. S.' II, 30, relatrix Dracont. carm. (ed. 
Dnbn) 9, 17, scelerator Adam. Col. III, 7, tactor Aug. in ps. 
95, 6, tolesator id. in ps. 99, 11, 1330 triturator id. Ad Do- 
natist. 10, — 54 neue Wörter*); 

III, 410 aestiuitas Ven. carm. III, 12, 30, hromiditas intpr. 
Alex. Trall., causalitas ine. auct. quu. ex utroq. Test. 122, for- 
mabilitas Aug. gen. ad lit. V, 4. importUositas Adam. L. S. 
II, 30, incapabilitas Aug. c. Maximin. I, 9,2, insensualitas 
Aug. c. Faust. XV, 4, de gen. ad lit. op. impf. 5, 24, inuerti- 
bilitas id. morr. ecci. 13, 23, lacrimabili tas Adam. Col. III, 
26, multi form i Las Aug. uer. relig. 21, 420 officialitas ine 
qau. ex utroq. Test. 101, palpabilitas Oros. c. Priscill. et Ori- 
genist. 3, pauxillitas Ambr. Hexaem. VI, 9, 54, renascibili. 
tas ine. quu. ex JNT 50, ex utroq. 115, 127, spinositas Jul. ap^ 
Aug. c. Jul.« VI, 29, 425 uuiditas C. Aur. sign. 68, — 16 Wör- 
ter, darunter neu 15**). 

Druckfebler sind in: 

Anm, 14: 822, wofür zu schreiben ist 823. 

876, „ „ 875. 

18: 1107, , „ 1137. 

19: 1102, „ „ 1132. 

21: 244, , „ 224. 

22: 84, „ „ 87. 

Ergänzung der Anmerkungen aus den Nachträgen bleibt 

dem Leser überlassen. 

Dorpat, Juni 1873. 

C. Pauckep. 



*) Dazu kommen weitere 7 Wörter, deren Gebranch bei SchriftAtellem gleiehfaUs 
nun eist nachgewiesen ist, nnd die als solche darch gesperrten Druck in dem Verxeich- 
nisa ta kennzeichnen waren: coimitator (Subind. s. n.), disseminator Aoabr. in 
ps. 36, 49, dolator Adam. L. S. I, 4, gl., ezstirpatrix Caesar, reg. ad uirg. recap. 
20, faseinator (Snbrel. p.' 2T). lamentator Adam. Col. IJI, 29, Inscr., gl., redhi- 
bitor Ang. in ps. 58 s. 2, 1, gloss. Demnach sind anter den verzeichneten 1830 Wör- 
tern auf -tor (-sor) nnd -rix nen nachgewiesen 210 (15, 8o|„). -> Das Zeichen 
— (Anm. 10) ist hinzuzufügen bei 545, zu streichen bei 463 n. 945. 

**) Zu welchen hinzukommen: 71 damnabllitas auct Hypogn. V, 7, li, gl., 
76 detestabilitas (Subind. s. u.), 167 indecibllitas (Add. p. 15*), 881 torri- 
ditas (Subind. s. u.). Im Ganzen also sind tmter 425 verzeicimeten Wörtern auf -tas 
76 neu nachgewiesene (c. 18o|^). 



M0LMGES GRfiCO- ROMAINS 

TIBBS Du 

BULLETIN DE L'ACADEMIE IMPERIALE DES SCIENCES 

DE ST.-PfiTERSBOURG. 
TOMl m. 



20 Mars ,q«q 
1 AvTil ^^^^• 

SGLeine Beiträge ssur lateinischen Lexicograpliie 
lind Wortbildungsgeschiclite. Von C. Pau- 
cker. 



Hac particula continentur centuriae aliae quinque 
nocabnlorum latinoruin, quae apud antiquicres rari 
usas singulis fere uel singulorum testimanüs statumi- 
nantur a lexicographis , nunc accessione locorain a 
posterioribus latinltatis auctoribus petitorum confiil- 
cinntnr. Qaibus additamenta quaedam ad uoces non- 
nuUas in particula I descriptas, itemque ad ceteras 
nostras supplementornm in lexica latina editiones in- 
terposuimus '). 

abnegatob: Tert., [Hilar.] intpr. anonymi comm. in 
lob libro II p. 147 t. 16 Orig. opp. ed. Lommatzsch 
pro uindkta abnegatoris. 

1) A = Addenda Lexicis Latinis collegit C. F., Dorp. 1872, 

Olaeser, — 6 = Snbindenda Lexicis Latinis etc. in: Bulletin de 

l'Acad. des sciences de St.-Ptsbg t. XVIII, col. 190 — 281, — C = 

Addendoram Lexicis Latinis Subrelicta coli. C. P. in programmate 

indicendis Sollemnibns Uniuersitatis Caes. Dorpatensis Nataliciis 

septaagesimis edito, — 1 = Beiträge zur latein. Lexicograpbie und 

Wortbildunggeschichte von C. P. I in: Bulletin de TAc. des sc. 

t. XYIII, col. 241 — 266; -» t srr uocabulum quod abest a C. E. 

Georges (Gg.) Lat.-Deutsch. Handwörterbuch, 6. Aufl., Leipz. 1869 

— * et >' et cetera fere sigla, ut in A, B ceterisque Addendorum 

Lexicis editionibns nostris. 

1 



— 600 — 

abolefacere: Tert., Ambr. bon. mort. 5, 20 si quis 
. . sepeliat atgue äbolefaciat iniquitates 8uaSy in ps. 
118 serm. 2, 3- 

dbominamentum: Adamani (sec. VII) De locis sanctis 
I, 1 coelestitm^ aguarum inundatio omnia secum ster- 
coralia auferens abaminamenta (C p. 1*). 

ACCEPTATio: Tert., Theod. Prise, medic. praes. I, 32 
lactis^ Facund. defens. trium capitulor. XII, 5 quo» 
rum ctdpas si pro accq^atione personarum dissimu- 
lauerint sacerdotes^ lanilii (sec. VI. med.) de partib. 
diu. leg. II, 15 quam rwcamus acceptationem siue 
uocationem? eam scilicet^ qua Deus quosdam homines 
uel populos speciaii gratiae heneficio sibi conciliare 
dignati^j et ib. aliq., it. 24, 25 al. 

ACCOGNOSCERE : Petron. s., Tert., Qnint. decl. 339 iu. 
*ACCVBrrio q. accubitum : Spart, et ^Lampr. (HA p. 

2), Ambr. De Abraha I, 5, 41 tu primam accubi- 

tionis partem occupas al. 

facora: Dynamidiorum (Class. auctt. ed. Mai. t, VII) 

1, 42 acoraSy quae puerorum capUa nudant, II, 90 

(A p. 2). 

ADACTVS, u: Lucr., lulian. Pelagian. ap. Augustin. 
contra secund. respons. luL II, 126 ad hoc tu nunc 
sine adactu nostro cixspositionis tuae processibttö in- 
tulisti. 

adhaesio: ad I s. n. add. Aug. in ps. 118 serm. 10, 

2, lulian. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. I, 94 u^. . 
dignitas nominum dogmatum tuorum adhaesione ui- 
lescat. 

ADIVBATIo: c, gen. Appul. Lact., abs. Fulgent. Rusp. 
contra Fabian, fragm. 31 quia illud quod dicitur 



— 601 — 

^per Dominum nostnim lesum Christum' adiuratio- 
nem existimas. 
üdiutus^ u: luL ap. Aug. c, sec. resp. luL VI, 40 spon- 
ianeae in nobis iniquUatis aditUu (C p. l"*"). 

>- ADMINICVLAEI : Cic. s., Aug. de genesi ad literam I, 

18, 36 calor materni corporis formcmdis pullis quo- 

dammodo adminicidatur. 
ADOBABiLis: App., Cassiod. expos. in psalm. 17, 12 

creaturis Omnibus adorahilem. 
adbadere: Plaut. Hör. all.; al. Ambr. DeNabuthe 12, 

52 (auaritia) ferram arradit^ nihü sUn profuturam. 

ADVECTICIVS: Sali., Ambr. in Luc. II, 72 alimoniam. 
ADYLATOBIYS: ad I s. u. add. Aug. serm. a Maio rep. 

4 8. f. adulatoria uerha componis; id. contra secund. 

resp. luliani VI, 20 adulatorio praeconio laudis ; adu. 

Aug. gestt. Pelag. 6 in. al. 

ADVLTERATIO : Plin., Rufin. adult. libror. Orig. p. 394 
t. 25 Lomm. calumnias immensas ex aduUeratione 
librorum suorum sanctis et prohatissimis uiris esse 
comm^taSy ib. p. 397. 

ADYSno: ad. I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 140, 2 odo- 
riferi pigmenti suauis adustio^ Coel. Aur. acut. morb. 
m, 5, 48. 

"^aggressio (int. hostilis): Aug. ep. 108, 18 uiolentissi- 
mis aggressionibus^ Possid. uita Aug. 10 (C p. l'*'). 

AGOEESSOB: Paul, Vlp. Dig., Aug. gen. ad lit. VIII, 
10 nuüus fur^ nullus aggressor^ Cod. lust. 

AGBicOLABi: Capit. Alb. 11,7, Aug. gen. ad lit. VIII, 
8 nisi uideremuSj cum tanta uoluptate animi agrico- 
lari quosdam^ i«^ . . al., Rufin. Clem. Recogn. IX, 22 
opud Qelos mos est^ ut mulier es agricolentur , Salu. 



— 602 — 

ALBVMEN (oui): Plin., Anthim. de obseru. cibor. 
(Änecd. gr. lat. ed. Rose II) 35 (si in feruenti aqaa 
inissa faerint,) alhumen coagulatur^ 36 cauendum al- 
humina ouorum dura facta, al, 

Migaiio: diaboli Aug. Ciu. Dei XX, 8, 1 al. (C p. 2*). 

ALLIGATOR: Coluiü., Aug. de catechizand. rudib. 7 re- 
mediorum sacrüegorum aUigatoribm.. ud quarum- 
Übet artium uanarum et malarum diuinatoribuSy id. 
Ciuit. Dei XIL, 26. 

*ALLIGATYRA (in laesioiie corporis adhibita): Scribon., 
Ambr. in psalm. 118 serm. 21, 1, ep. 2, 7, Hier, 
intpr. Orig. in lerem, hora. 2, 12 iuxta Isai. 1,6 non 
est malaynm imponere, neque oleum neque aUigaturas, 
[Fulg.] serm. 57. Cf. A p. 18* s. u. suballigatura. 

*ALTVS q. occultus et tectus: Verg., Curt.; Vopisc. (HA 
p. 150), Firm. math. IV, 15 altos^ tacitos inftatos- 
que et qui omnia cum dissimulatione faciant. 

5-amplexare: Plaut., Cl. Quadr. etaliimore prisco, 
[Fulg.] serm. 8 an{)elus amplexabat^ et idnis opa- 
cantibus confouebat. 
*AMPLIATI0 q. amt)lificatio: Tert., Rufin. bist. eccl. I, 
6, 19 frumenti uel wmi, Aug. c. sec. resp, lul. VI, 
26 miseriarum, it. lul. ib. 

AMPLIFICVS: Fronto, S. S. ps. 118, 96 ap. Ambr. in 
ps. 118 serm. 12, 45 amplificum (Vulg.: latum) 
mandatum tuum ualde, 

ANGVLOSVS: Pliu., Aug. c. Petilian. III, 21, 24 turris 
rotwnda pro angtdosa. 

*apparUio (apparition) : Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. 
IX, 9 apertissima apparitio Dei al., Fulg. c. Fabian, 
fr. 29 missio Spiritus sancti coUatio est inuisüMis 



— 603 — 

tnuneriSj non apparitio personalis, guia nee ipsa mis- 

m localis intelligitur (C p. 2 et 24*), 
asciabe: Vitr., Aug. in ps. 30 serm. 2, 6 (s. u. cor- 

ticosus). 
ASPEESVS, u: Plin., Venant Fort. Mise. V, 5 in carm. 

u. 104 aspersu sacro fit gregis alter odor. 
ASSENTATOEIE : Cic. ep. s., Ambr. Offic. ministr. III, 

22,135 diuitibm pleriqm assentatorie ffratificantur. 
ASSESSlo: Cic. ep. s.; al. q. functio assessoris, assessura 

Aug. Conf. VIII, 6, 13 Alypifis otiosus ab opere 

iurisperitorum post assessionem tertiam^ Cod. lust. 

I, 51, 14. 
augmentare: [Hilar.] intpr. anon. in lob III, p. 234 

augmentari si6t annos, Fab, Claud. Gord. Fulgent* 

aet mundi XI p. 141 dum.. Oremera senatoriae 

mortis difßnitionibus augmentatur (C p. 2*); — 

fangmentatio Boeth., Reg. Bened. 2 in augmen- 

tatione honi gregis, f augmentator C 1. 1. 
AVEICHALCVS: adi. : Marc. Dig. (XVIII, 1, 45: uas 

anrichalcum), Ven. Fort, uita Radegund. 26 lami- 

nam aurichalcam. Ct. HA p. 75. 
AVXiLlATio: Non. Marc, Cassiod. in ps. 26, 4 cum 

uaUetur auxüiatione diuina; — anxiliator Quint.Tac., 

Ambr. in ps. 61,17, Hier. (?) in ps. 75, Aug. serm. 

352, 6, id. c. Acad. I, 9, 24, Ps. Cypr. de XH 

abns. 6, auxiliatrix uid. inf. n. 20. 
BEATIPicrv^s: App. (Gg.), Aug. (doctr. Christ. I, 29 al.), 

Fu]g. Rusp. de fide 31 illius beatifici boni. 
blanditer: Plaut. Titin., Claudian. Mamert. de statu 

animae IH, 13 dites causae ad dicendum proliciunt 

et paene Uanditer obuiae suapte spede d€ScrU)i sese 

guaesunt atque äiam cogunt. 



— 604 — 

BLATTEVS: Vöp., Cassiod. Var. V, 34 modo ueneta^ 
modo Uattea, VIII, 5, Isid. Or. XIX, 28, 8 (Eutr. 
blattenus). 

hreuio^dus: Aug. Retract, II, 39, id. collat. c. Donat. 
praef. (C p. 3). 

CACABACEVs: Tert. (motus), Dynamidior. lib. 1, 7 (Class. 
auctt. ed. Mai. t. VII) cacabadus panis cdidus sie- 
cat^ frigidus uero multo mintis. 

CALTHVLA (demin. a caltha): [Fulg.] serm. 69 (solent 
infantuli coronam sibi facere ex floribus rubentem,) 
et croceis calthulis innocua capäa coronare; al. cal- 
thula (ut genus uestimeoti) Plaut. 

cantivncvla: Cic, Aug. de utilit. cred. 17 ex. lün- 
dinosas cantiunculas ^ id. c. lulian. IV, 14, 66 al. 

CAPrrVLVM (= Caput libri alicuius, locus, ireptoxV)): 
Tert. aliq(uoties), «Cypr., Dig., Cod. lust.» (Bönsch 
Itala u. Yulgata p. 328), Hier, in Michaeam I, ad c. 
3, 9 sq. scelera guae in hoc capUulo describuntur^ 
II, ad 5, 7 sq., ad 6, 9 in Hehraico aUerius hoc ca- 
pituli exordium esty a/pud LXX uero interpretes finis 
superioriSy in Naum ad 1 s. f. al., Aug. gestt. Pelag. 
1 1 , 24 ac2 haec praedicta capittda suffidenter et rede 
suffecitj id. c. Adimaot. 1 al., all. ecci. postt 

CAPTIOSE: Cic, Cassiod. in ps. 38, 3 prudenler decepti 
sunt insidiantes^ ut^ dum sermonem captiose quaere- 
rent^ süentium reperissent^ in 57, 1, in 93, 21. 

captiu^re: auctoribus A p. 5* et C p. 2^^ laudatis add. 
Hieronymus, e. c. intpr. Orig. in lerem, hom. 1 
'p. 745 sq. Saianae captiuanti animos^ . . pro]^ de- 
licta nostra et nos captiuari (captiuator Aug. serm. 
1 30, 2, id. pecc. orig. 40, s. 45 et 46 al., Verecund., 
[Fulg.] serm. 5 nvllus alligat captiuator extraneus). 



— 605 — 

ica^ificatio: [Hilar.] anon. in lob I, p. 40 (C p. 2*). 
castrametari: Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. I, 6 dum 

contra Maxenüum castrametaretur (Constantinas), 

I, 9 (C p. 3). 
CAVEENOSVS: Plin., Aug. in ps. 36 senn. 2, 11 guem- 

admodum formica äbscondU m cattemosis penetror 

libus läbores aestatiSy id. in loann. tract 119, 4 cor 

habentes udut ^ongiam cauernosis quodammodo at- 

gue tortuom latibuiis fraudtdentumj Prad« 
-fcauitas: Coel. Aur. signif. diaet. pass. 149 (dolore 

pedis inchoante a maiore digito . .) aut a cauitate 

plantae^ id. acut. III, 2, 9 (A p. 8). 
celatoe: Lucan., Cassiod. Var. ü, 34 celaiores depu- 

tatae pecuniae. 
CELERITVDO: Varr. r. r. dub., Non. c. 13 in. celox.. 

dictum a cderüudine. 
censitor: Vlpian., inscr., Cassiod. Var. IX, 11 ad 

Victor etn et WUigisdwm . ., Siciliae prouinciae cen- 

sitores. Cf. censitio Spart., recensitio Dig,, et Neue 

Latein. Formenlehre t. II, p. 456. 
GHAETACEVS: Vlp. Dig., Cassiod. Inst. Diuin. 8 reli- 

guas (Epistolas) in chartaceo codice conscriptas mhis 

emend(mdas rdiqui. 
cjinctorivm: Hier. Orig. in Ezech. hom. 6^ 10 'et 

praecinxi te bysso^; ma/nifestius de hoc dnctorio 

Apostolus loguüur.. (Eph. 6, 14), id. in Zach, n, 

ad 11, 14, gloss.; — spec. q. balteus gladii Mela. 
cineridus: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. (?) in Cant. 4, 14 

cinnamomum cinericeum habet colorem. 
circunfulgere: Plin., Aug. c. Cresc. III, 66 guibtis.. 

coelum undique circumfulget^ al., Isid. (C p. 3'''). 
circumquague: Aug. ep. 120, 10 soUs fulgor per localia 



— 606 — 

spatia circymgua^e diffundüur^ ib. 7, id. qua. in 

Heptat. VII, 94 area tota cireumquaque sicca ^ id. 

contra serm. Arian. c. 34 al., auct. Hypognost. IV, 

7, 13 al., Coripp. loh. III, 5, cf. A p. 10 sq. (DrSger 

Zur Lexicogr. d. lat. Spr. p. 4 citat Curt. VII, 5, 17 

'circumqnaqne amnem*, at ibi iampridem e libror. 

fide ac consensu editorum 'circum amnem' scribi- 

tur). 
CIECVMVAGAEI : Vitr., Adaman. locc. sanct. 11, 19 (lor- 

danes) pltirima circumuagattis deserta Äsfdleo stisci- 

püur lacu. 
CIBCVMVENTOB: Lamprid., ine. quu. ex utroq. Test. 

114 iUum mendacem et circumuentorem. 
ciTATio: Hygin. castram., Cod. lust. (edictorum); al. 

q. in ins uocatio Cassiod. (Epiphan.) bist, eccles. 

tripart. *) V, 34 quos post crdytam citationem nolen- 

tes occurrere occidenmt. 



2) Historiam ecclesiasticam a fine Easebii Pamphili cou- 
tinuatam usque ad septimum decimum imperatoris Theodosii II con- 
sttlatum (489) a Sozomeno, Socrate, Theodoreto cnm in latinum de 
graeco transtalisset eloquiam Epiphanias Scholasticos iussu Gas- 
siodori, in onmn e tribns redactam corpus ediditipseCassiodoras. 
Proinde quaeritur, latinitatis in ^ly^^H^ isto opere ater potius 
habendus sit auctor, translatorne an^ cniuB nomen unlgo praenota- 
tur, editor idemque concinnator,— sinauctores ambo, quatenus uter- 
que. Etenim Cassiodorus diserte profitetur, se trium illorum «dicta 
in nnius stili tractum perdncere et unam de tribus facere dictionem» 
esse conatum. At induzisse ille quidem credendus est suos quosdam 
Btilo'colores, in uniuersum tarnen aestimantibus tarn stilus quam ipsa 
lingua haud mediocriter discrepare nobis uidebantur a charactere 
scriptorum, quae tota solius indubitate sunt Gassiodori, ampliorum 
praesertim, quae modo perlegeramus uno tenore, Variarum dico libros 
duodecim et prolixam in psalmos expositionem. Ad uocabulorum 
quidem quod attinet usum, inueniuntur profecto in historiae quoque 
istius libris aliqua Gassiodoro siue soll siue cum paucis aliis propria 
ac peculiaria, ueluti f contradere bist, tripart. IX, 20 et saep., f disci- 
plinabiliter 1, 11 (in ps. 150, 4 al.), f disparuisse VI, 1 'daemones re- 



— 607 — 

damatio: Hier. (?) in ps. 119 expos. secund. 'ad Do- 
minum cum tr^ularer clamaui, et exaudiuit me . 



pente disparuerunt' , VII, 89, IX, 48, XI, 14, XII, 9 (cf, C p. 25*), 
tenndare II, 24 al.,Iiumanare,iIlatio (aectigalis) IX, 32, impognator 
lY, 25, legaliter Y, 21 (praeter Cassiodorea aConsuIt. üet. IGti 3» et 
[Fulg.] sernu 55 : quia uobis legaliter interdizit incestom , Petr. Chr. 
8. 171), modernus IX, 38 (cf. G p. 13*), >-prae8tigiam 1, 14. Porro etiam 
BtTDCturae nonnullae uerbortun, quas Gassiodoro si non peculiares, at 
certe perquam familiäres esse alio loco ostendimus, in historia quoque 
ecclesiastica obuiae sunt, ut formae passiuae uerbi quod est probare 
alioramque sent. et declar. uerborum cum infinitiuo structura u. c. 
YII, 22 (ecclesiae aliorum haereticorum)'dudum sub Constantio prin- 
cipe probabantur ablatae' (sc. esse), YIII, 11, Y, 21 ^quorum doctrina 
uniuersam molem bla8j)hemiarum transscendere comprobatur', lY, 
24> ^inter uiuentes commorari dignoscitor', II, 5, III, 2 in. et al., — 
item structura cum infinitiuo uerbi quod est praeualere, ut YIII, 15 
'non exsistente qui eis resistere fortiter praeualeret', III, 7, YI, 83, 
YII, 19, YIII, 1 bis, IX, 45. Adde quod utrisque ~ et scriptis, quae 
integra sunt Cassiodori, et bist, tripart. libris — communis est 'qua- 
tenus' pro 'ut' abusio rarior alibi, de qua accuratius dissertums 
alias in praesens singula altrinsecus demonstrasse satis habui exem- 
pla: bist, tripart. YI, 1 (uzor imperatoris Eusebia) supplicauit im- 
peratori, quatenus (lulianus) nihil mali pateretur', Gassiod. Yar. lY, 
45 'nauis eis usum . . et annonas dierum quinque . . praestate, qua- 
tenus proninciam se deseruisse ieiunam de copiae inuentione co- 
gnoscant'. Yerumenimuero societates istas et numero et pondere ex- 
siiperant differentiae, et primum quidem uocabula aliquanto plura in 
lÜBtoria tripartita inuenisse mihi uideor propria huic et quae in 
flcriptis ceteris indubitateque Gassiodoreis haud meminerim me le- 
gere. Guiusmodi sunt inter cetera multa — etenim excepimus omnia, 
qoaecnnqüe al. regessimus, ut nobis uidebamur, primi, et alla 
complura praetermisimus— haec: adibilis, aestiiatio III, 8, YII, 1, IX, 
45.., binubus, carniger, fcoarmare, t condecernere , f confidelis, 
t >-consentanei alicuius (hominis) Y, 34 al. (sed cf. Forcell. Lex. ed. 
De-Yit), decertator, ut YI, 16, deifer, f digestilis, f expeditus, u, 
fexpompare, Helladicus, fhumaniformianus (av!^p<i>Tcotxop9tavo(), 
fiactabilis, fimperscrutabilis, fimpetitus (G*), f inconuertibilitas 
(praeeunte Rufino), f incnrabilis (et. Theod. Prise, G. Aur.), fin- 
emmpibilis, f Ineuincibilis III, 7, f inopinabiliter, t inthronizare 
XII, 8 (inthronizatus XII, 10, Liberat. breuiar.), machinamen, noctan- 
ter, *parcitas (Gg. s. u. II), f perduratio, probate, praeaudire (Big.), 
praecontemplatio , remandare (Eutr.), satisfactionalis , snffuitura. 
Ceterum uel maioris quam talia omnia momenti haec duo sunt, in 
historia tripartita perquam frequentata, in genuinis autem Gassiodo- 



— 608 — 

in uno tiersu prior trUmlaiiOy damatio^ exauditio^ 
Coel. Aur. tard. I, 4, 114, IV, 8, 106 (A p. U), 

darissimatus: Cassiod. Var. VII, 38 'fonnula clarissi- 
matus' darissimatus honorem . . regia tibi largittsr 
audoritas^ ib. inf. (C p, 3*). 

CLAVICVLA (a clauis): Caes. Germ. Arat., Hier., Hyg. 
castr., Fulg. Rusp. serm. 7, 1 (Pascha hebraice 
latine interpretatur transitus :) Jmnc transüum ini- 
quitas interduserat nostra^ donec dauictda cruds 



reis haud scio an nusquam comparentia: a) dum coniunctionis , ita 
qaidem ut sit instar 'cum', constructio cum coniunctiuo non im- 
perfecti tantam, sed, quod perrarum est etiam apad recentiores qaos- 
que, pIuBqnamperfecti temporis^^b) alteruter pronominis 
pro reciproco et substantiue adhibiti, h. e. pro ^inter se' uel 'inoi- 
cem\ et adieetiae quoqae, ita ut sit q. mutuus, abusio. Et hoc qui- 
dem, quod posteriore loco proposui, cum alias pluribus pertractare 
decreuerim, nunc duobus illustrasse sufficiat exemplis: 1, 19 'iustum 
est uos in uoluntate religionis alterutris esse concordes', et sie in 
eodem cap. bis (contra Gassiod. communem loquendi usum secutus 
e. c. Var. XII, 4*quia cunctae dignitates inuicem sibi debent neces- 
saria ministrare'), — et porro 1. l/reuertimini ad alterutras amiei- 
tias'. Ad a) autem, supplendis iis, quae alio loco de ^dum' pro 'cum' 
usu inter recentiores inualescente disserui, omnia, qnotquot inueni 
in bist, tripart, constructae cum coni. plusqpf. exempla infra uel 
apponere placuit uel indicare: I, lO'quidam, dum mutuum perce- 
pisset, reuersus est post aliquantam quod tulerat redditurus', III, 
2 'quod dum Sapores audisset, tristis factus hanc generalem perem- 
ptionem remouit', V', IS 'dum nee ueteres legisset, asserebat se mul- 
tum gaudere libris Clementis et Africani nee non Origenis', VIII, 7 
'dum haec fierent . . , fuissetque reuersus . .', III, 10 ter, V, 17 ex., 
V, 20, ib. 49 et 50, VI, I bis, ib. 13, ib. 22, ib. 23, ib. 25, ib. 26, ib. 
42, ib. 44 in., ib. 47^ ib. 48, VII, 2, ib. 7, ib. 15, ib. 16, ib. 26, ib. 
29, VIII, 1 p. 324 Garet bis, ib. 4, ib. 13 ter, ib. 15, IX, 3, Ib. 4, ib. 
6, ib. 10, ib. 13, ib. 30, ib. 34, ib. 35 bis, ib. 45 ex., X, 31, ib. 83 in., 
ib. 84, XI, 9 (c. coni. per f. IV, 23 'excusauerunt se alii . . , dum uti- 
que ante annum et sex menses synodus fuerit praedicata, et Atha- 
nasius Romae degeret, exspectans iudicium synodale' — et ita etiam 
Cassiod. Var. II, 39 — ; c. coni. praes I, 13 dum unum sit corpus 
ecclesiae, . . consequens est debere nos . . alterutris, quae apud sin- 
gulos aguntur, insinuare', Vm, 1). 



— 609 — 

aperiräur; clauicula a claua Cic. all., a clauus Vitr. 

(cf. A n. 18). 
coactaee: Luct. (c. infin.), Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 

19,1 cum interduso spiritm commeatu spirandi ac 

respirandi commercia coactantur (coarctantur?). 
COACTio: Suet., al. Gai., al. Veg. u., al. Julian. Pelag. 

ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 8 primum hominem . . 

coactionem ineuitabilem omnibus ex $e Ofiundis intu- 

lisse peccandi. 
coaedificare: Cic. bis, Aug. quu. in Heptat. II, 113 

iM gradus ipsi coaedificati ad corpus (Ataris utigue 

pertmerent. 
f coaedificcUio: Aug. de Dulcitii quaestt. 4,2 gui pacem 

iUius coaedificationis adamauerü^ id. in ps. 111, 1 

quisquis se ad opus huius coaedifkationis et ad spem 

sanctae firmaegue compaginis tanquam lapidem ui- 

f*Ufn ab hwus mundi ruinosa Iahe conuertit (cf. Eph. 

2, 22), ib. 2 (A p. 6*). 
COAETANEVS: App. et Tert. ss. 11.; S. S. uers. uet. et 

Yulg. , Hier, et Isidori singulos locos add. Rönsch 

Itala p. 122; Aug. Conf. I, 17, 27 prqß muitis co- 

aetaneis et conlectoribus meiSj Gaudent. serm. 17. 
f coaäernitas: etiam Ps.-Aug. ad fratrr. in eremo serm. 

15 (Ap. 12 et 19* Cp. 24*). 
CO0CINEV8: Petron., lustin., Lampr. Alex. 40, 6 et 11 

(HA p. 20*), Fulg. Rusp. remiss. pecc. I, 21 funi- 

CUlfilS. 

t coexsistere: Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. 1, 1 5 coex^ 
sistü ingenüo Deo FUius (A p. 12 et 19*). 

cooitatoeivm: Tert., Hier. Orig. in Ezech. hom. 13, 1 
circa animae regionem , ubi cogitalorium , tibi intel- 
lectuaie consistü. 



o 



— 610 — 

cohüntio: Aug. qun. euang. II, 19 peccatorum^ Conf. 

XII, 17, 25 quasi fluenüs immoderationis (C p. 3*). 
cainquinaüo: Aug. Acta cum Feiice Manich. II, 16, 

[HDar.] anon. in lob I p. 22 non exorta est in iis 

praeuaricatio neque coinquinaliOy alii (C p. 3*). 
COLLAVDATIO: auct. ad Herenn. et Cic. ss. 11., Cassiod. 

in ps. 32, 12 quos decet Domini coUaudatio. 
*COLLEGA transl. : Cic. (Metrodorus . . Epicuri eollega 

sapientiae), Th. Prise. II, ehr. 13 quae huicpassioni 

alii coUegae proha esse fueruwt attestati. 
COLLICVLVS: App. s., Cassiod. in ps. 68, 37 paruus 

omvino coUiculuSy sed nominis qualitate grandescens. 
COLLIMITARI dep.: Solin., Aug. gen. ad lit. III, 10 

sfkiperior pars aeris . . coelo cui cdlimitafur commtmi 

pace conitingitur. 
f commasticare : Dynam. II, 35 radices eius (polygoni) 

commasticatae dentium dolores toUunty II, 115 al. 

(A p. 7*). 
COMMENDATICIAE s. (sc, literae): Augustus ap. Macr., 

Ennod. ep. VIII, 23 Eleutherius in negotio sub«. 

ad amplitudinem tiestram a me eommendaticias 

sperauit. 
commendator: Plin. ep., Vopisc. Prob. 2, [Fulg.] 

sermon. praef. adsunt angeli.. commendatores eto- 

guii et interpretes sacramenti. 
COMMIGRATIO: Sen., Hier. Orig. in lerem, h. 14 de- 

misi Israel, et reliqui eum in commigrationem, 
commiijtare: Flor. (part. praes.), Cassiod. in ps. 34, 

1 2 qui poteslati diabolicae commüiiant. 
icomminutio: [Hilar.] anon. in lob I, p. 94 natorum 

suj^licium atque comminfdionem, ib. p. 102 sq. (B 

col. 196). 



— 611 — 

COMMiXTio: App., Aug. immort. anim. 17, doctr. Christ 
III, 3 2 , al. , Compend. Yitrnu 27m., Cassiod. (Epiph.) 
bist. trip. I, 14, alii, (coningalis) Falg. Rasp. ep. 
1 , 4 (qoemadmodum id. admixtio 1,12 maritalis^ 
ib. 3); al. commixtio Th. Prise, Marc. Emp., 8imi« 
literque Non., cf. C p. 4* 

commvnicator: Tert., Arn., Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, 
trip. I, 14 ex., II, 12 al., Facund. ep. fid. cath. p. 
868 Migne istis damnatoribus eorumgue communis 
catoribuSy Liberat. breuiar. 18 quia non sufficeret 
Petro confUeri communicatorem se esse ecdesiae ca- 
tholicae^ ib. inf. p. 1029 M. (cf. ib. 'quidam et ad- 
aersantium et communicantiam ei'), ib. 16 et 17. 

XX)MPILABE q. contundere fustibus: App., [Hilar.] anon. 
in lob I p. 80 laceralus compüatus contusas. 

COMPLACAEE: Tiro ap. Gell,, [Fulg.] serm. 70 sacrifi- 
dum^ unde meum complacem Dominum^ Cassiod. 
(Epiph.) bist, tripart. VI, 1 cogüare coepü^ guemad- 
modum sibi papulum complacaret. 

camplämis: Aug. in ps. 39, 12 ablata sunt uerba pro- 
missiua^ data sunt completiiia^ ib. inf. (C p. 3* et 
24*). 

COMPOSSESSOR: Tert., Aug. in ps. 30 serm. 1, 14 wi- 
dni toi, . . compossessoris tui^ gloss. 

COMPOTATIO: Cic, Aug. de Rustic. 4 inter conuiuia et 
compotationes diurnas. 

fcomprehensibilUas: Falg. Rusp. Ad Trasim. II, 1 cum 
ipsam rationalem creaturam plena suae comprehen" 
sibilitatis agnitioy creatori qtUdem comprehensibilis et 
finita, sibi tarnen incomprehensibilis atque infinita, 
lassaret (A p. 22*). 

compvtatoe: Sen., Aug. üb. arbitr. II, 20 ratio et 



— 612 — 

ueritas numeri omnibtis ratiocinantihus praesto esi, 

ut omnis eam computaior sua guisgue rcUione et in- 

teUigentia conetur apprehendere, id. Ciu. D. XII, 12. 
concertator: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tri- 

part. I, 14 unanimes atque concertoiores nobiscum 

contra eorum uesanam estate praesumptionem^ II, 7. 
concipilake: Naeu. fr. et Plaut, s., Claudian. Mamert. 

de statu animae II , 11 fas tarnen est nmUimodo 

uerüatis gaudio falsilogui ceruiculam salubri cond- 

sione condpüare. 
concisio: Aug. de quantit. anim. 64 in concisime giu)- 

rundam corporum (C p. 3*). 
CONCLVSIVNCVLA: Cic, Aug. Soliloq.1, 1, l quod inue- 

nis paucis concltmtmculis breuiier collige. 
CONCOMiTAEi: Venant. Mise. VIII, 6, 158 Gaesario 

concomitante f 7, 184 concomitando ; part. pass. vel 

adi. concomitatus Plaut. 
concursio: ad I s. u. (ubi scr. oppositorum) add. Ps.- 

Soran. quu. med. 197 de concursionibus uel acci- 

dentilms id est symptomatibm. 
concvssoe: Tert., Ennod. paneg. Theoder. p. 301 

ed. Sirmond (Par. 1611) qtum orUs conaissor, 
confermentaee: Tert., Rustic. contra Acepbalos p. 

1203 t. 67 PatroL (lat.) ed. Migne non diant^ Deo 

quidem confuso^ homine uero confermentato. 
CONPIGVRATIO : Tert., Aug. de quantit. animae 38 wa- 

chinamentum (neruorum) configuratio quaedam cor- 

poris coaptaty temperatio modificat ualetudinis, con- 

firmat exerdtatumis industria. 
conpiemative: Tert., Cassiod. in ps. 86, 5 seguUur 

'et homo (actus est in ea\ quod iam conßrmatiue 26- 

gendmt est^ in 96, 1, Prise, Isid. eccl. off. II, 11, 3; 



— 613 — 

adi. Ambr., Hier, in lob 33 probabüüer et confir- 

niatiuo modo^ schol. luu., Gramm. 
*C0NF[SCAEE aliquem: Suet, Dig. XXVII, 3, 9, 6, 

Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. VI, 7 confiacatis patri- 

monia sua restituit al. 
confoederatio: Aag. c. Faust. Manich. XXIII, 8 prqpter 

animorum confoederatianem^ c. nuptialis id bon. con- 

iug, 7 al., coüiugalis Fulg. Rusp. ep. 1, 7 (C p. 4*). 
*CONGELABE intr. transl.: Cic. ep., Aug. de ord. I, 30 

in torporem inertiae congelabitis. 
congeminatio : ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 23, 11 

guod apud Qraecos dicUur anctdiplosis, apud Latinos 

congeminatio diäionis^ in 24, 2, in 121, 3. 
congenebaee: Att. tr., Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 20 

mala cum quibus nascuntur homineSy guae congene- 

rari hominUbus in paradisi felicitate non possent^ 

profecto nisi de paradiso exisset natura uiticUa, nunc 

eis congenerata non essent; part. perf. etiam Varr. 

et Col. 
coNGLOBATio: Sen. Tac. («rariss.» Freund), Aug. gen. 

ad lit. I, 4 congregatione et conglcbatione minutissi- 

marum guttarum^ Cassiod. in ps. 67, 3 ^ flamma 

surgens tenebrosa conglcbatio. 
conglutinatio: ad I s« u. ind. Aug. in ps. 68 serm. 1, 

3 consortium guoddam anmae et corporis et quandam 

in Ms dfiujibm famüiaritatem conglutinationis atgue 

compaginis. 
CONGBEGABILIS: Cic, Ambr. Off. ministr. I, 27, 128 

succeditj ut omnium genera animantium congregabi" 

lia natura sint. 
^conscriptor (ay^Yt^affviq): Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tri- 

part. I, 3 Clemens et Egesippus . . , Africanusgue 



— 614 — 

conscriptor (sc. bistoriarum), ib. conscriptarem omnia 
decä uerüati pas^ponere^ et aliquoties in eod. «apite, 
V, 45 Ephrem^ conacriptor egregius apud Syros, 
II, 11 (A p. 7*); — sim. conscriptio Cassiod. 
(Epipb.) b. trip. I, 3 'ut autem nuUus ignoratione 
renim accu&et mendacem esse conscriptionem' , Ar-^ 
Bob.; cf. coBscriptum subst. Facund. ep. fid. catb. 
p. 870 1. 67 Migne st quis defendit impium Theodo- 
tum et impia eiw canscripta, et ib. inf.; cf. et 
t'^'dictatio Ennod. ep. III, 31 'scindit nubes eloquii 
mens dictationis interpres', Cassiod. Var. XI praef. 

amsedatio: ad I s. u. ind. lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 
lul. lY, 55 hanc ecdmarum contaminationem^ quam 
de ManicJMei consedatione uomuisti. 

fconsedatuSj u: ine. de assnmpt. B. Virginis 7 n^. • 
a& eius . . non recesserü consectatu (C p. 6). 

consiliatrix: [Hilar.] anon. in lob II, p. 188 moreni 
esse oportdxU onrnium bonortim consUiatficem atgue 
suffragatrkemy Ps. Ambr. serm. 27, 2 (C p. 4*). 

cansimüare: [Hilar.] anon. in lob I, p. 86 quem., 
fulguris igni consimüans, II, p. 131 al. (C p. 20*); 
— similare (ib.) est etiam [Aug.] serm. II ad catecb. 
2 'comparatus es iumentis insipientüms. et simüatus 
es Ulis (Psalm. 48, 1 3, ubi Vulg. : similis factus 
est, uers. ap. Aug. anim. orig. lY, 2: assimilatus). 

coNSPEESlo: concr. Tert,, abstr. Pall., Rufin. Clement. 
Becogn. III, 55 populum conspersione sanguinis con- 
secrare^ Isid. Sentent. III, 5, 25 secundüm humaris 
conspersionemj ib. 26. 

CONSTEICTIVVS: Garg. Mart medic. ex pom. 11 sorba 
et praecocta poma eorum uiscida et constncliua swnt^ 
ib. 9, Coel. Aur.; — constrictio Pall., Macr., Th. 



— 615-- 

Frisc. II, 1 (uentris) al., C. Aur. tard. I, 1, 48 al,, 

Rufin. Orig! in Cant. 11, p. 416 'redimicnia dicit 

constrictioDes uel connexiones moniHum'. 
consuettidintmii^ : Cassiod. Yar. IX, 10 guidguid a 

uobis supra consuetudinanam functionem augmenti 

nomine ml petdnxtur ud constat exactum^ liberalitas 

nostra concedit al. (C p. 4*). 
consvmmator: Tert., Cypr. (laps. 7), Vulg. Hebr. 

(Rönsch p. 56), Bonifac. pap. II ep. 1 audor con- 

sumnwtorque fidei. 
consumptio: ad I s. u. ind. Aug. in loann. tract. 41, 

1 2 quae est perfectio boni , nisi consumptio et ßnis 

mali?, tr. 49, 10. 
CONTEMPORALIS: subst. Tert., adi. Mar. Mercat. Nestor. 

serm. 12, 12 et Deitatem carni contemporalem non 

audens facere. 
contenebrabe: S. S. uers. ant. et Vulg. et Tert., 

Aug. in ps. 57, 22 quid intersit inter contenehratmn 

4>culum cordis et oculum üluminaluin cordis al. 
continue: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 69, 5 qui cofh 

tinue dcguirere gratiam Diuinitatis exoptant^ in 118, 

31. 
CONTINVITAS: Varr., Cassiod. in ps. 1 , 2 est et alibi 

praedicata ista continuitas. 
C0NTBI8TATIO : Tert., Cassiod. in ps. 68, 22 hie non 

istamcontristationemfidelium debemus accipere, Hist. 

tripart. II, 11. 
convectare: Verg. bis, Tac. s., Egesipp. Bell. lud. 

IV, 13, 2 conuedalum in casteUa frumei/aum, Rufin. 

Basil. tract. 4, 1 grauiora supplicia coaceruat et con- 

uectat ingratiSj id. Clem. Recogn. VII, 6, Coripp. 

lohann. VI, 238. 



— 616 — 

contielare: [Fulg.] serm. 1 quam susc^erat in imagine 
sub tentorio conuelante (C p. 4*). 

CONVENTIONALIS: Dig., al. Cassiod. Var. VII, 39 tui-^ 
tionem tibi nostri nominis quasi ualidissimam iur- 
rem contra induües impetus et conuentionalia detri- 
menta nostra concedit auctoritas. 

conuersibilis: Aug. mus. V, 13 (A p. 15). 

conuocatio: ad I s. u. add. Aug. in ps. 81, 1 siue quod 
inter congregationem ^ unde Synagoga, et conuoca- 
tionem j wnde Ecdesia nomen accepUy distet aliquid, 

cooperimentum : Bass. ap. Gell., S. S. uers. ant. (C 
p. 4*), Aug. de gen. c. Manich. I, 22, 33 aUegoriae 
cooperimento ablato al., et quos cit. Rönsch p. 22. 

fcoopifex: Mar. Mercat. excerptt. Nestor, collect, alt. 
19 coopificem Dei (B col. 199). 

COBONAUS: App., Cassiod. in ps. 93, 14 nunc asaerit 
non esse repellendum^ quem propter coronak prae^ 
mium paruo tempore commemorat esse fatigatum. 

COEPOßALlTAS: Tert., CL Mam. an. B n. 17, Cassiod. 
de anima 2 p. 629 Garet. 

corporatio: Tert. (carn. Chr. 4 'si neque ut impos- 
sibilem neque ut periculosam Deo repudias corpo- 
rationem' h. e. incorporationem , incarnationlsm), 
Gl. Mamert. an. II, 3, 5 (homo) in corporationem ir- 
ratumabüiumprotoplastilapsuspeccatOy M. Cap. Isid. 

COBKVPTlBllilTAS: Tert., Ambr. Abrah. II, 1 i, 85, Aug. 
Trinit. IV, 3, 5 corruptibäOaSj per quam ß et ani- 
mae a corpore äbscessus^ Ciu. D. Xm, 20 al. 

COBTICOSUS: Plin., Aug. in ps. 30 serm. 2, 6 lignum 
. . adhuc nodosum . . et corticosum^ quod doletur^ 
ascietur. 

crapulatus: [Fulg.] serm. 75 (C p. 4*). 



— 617 — 

CBASSITAS: App. mund., [Appul.] Polemon. Physiogn. 

p. 133 Rose cum crassüate läbiorum (unus cod. 

craBsitudine); — crassities App. Met. 
t cr^erfio: Ps.-Soran. quo. medic. 247 quid est fractu- 

ra? decisio ud crqpatio ossis (A p. 18). 
fcrucifixor: Aug. in ps. 58 serm. 1, 15 expauerunt 

crucifixores Christi, id. in ps. 73, 5 ttmc aliquot 

ntfUta de ludaeis ipsis Christi crucifiocoribus credi- 

denmty [Fulg.] serm. 43 (B col. 199). 
CEVENTATio: Tert., [Hilar.] anon. in lob I p. 101, 

[Fulg.] serm. 46 passionis cruentatione. 
CVBITVRa: Plaut, fragm., Dynamid. I, 49 aliud pa- 

pauer . . minoris est rigoris , quod paulatim cubitura 

decoodt. 
t CVIVSMODICVNQVE : Cic. pro Cluent. 6, 17 codd. 

plnrr., Aug. de gen. ad lit. 3, 10 eiiam ipsam ma- 

teriam, cmusmodicungue sit^ non possumm dicere 

non ab eo factam, 
CVBSIO: Varr., Aug. doctr. Christ. II, 30 uel qmrurn 

(artium) omnis effectus est actio, sicut saltationum et 

cursionum et luctaminum. 
decaluare: [Fulg.] serm. 69 perrexervmt decaluati, re- 

deunt coronati (C p. 5*). 
DECIMATIO: Capitolin., al. Aug. quu. in Heptateuch. 

V, 18 decimationes omnium fructuum, 28, gen. ad 

lit. X, 20, 35. 
dedamatiuncula: ad I s. u. ind. Hier, in Osee I, ad 2, 

16 et 17 oratoriis dedamatiunculis ludere, 
decoloralio: ad I s. u. add. Aug. de un. bapt. 15 qium 

innocentia CaecUiani (iudicio absolut!) iudicis deco- 

loratione fuscetury C. Aur. tard. II, 1, 9. 

4 



— 618 — 

decorticare: ad I s. u. ind. Vulg. loel 1, 7 ficum meam 
decorticauUj Hier. comm. in loel ad 1. 1. 

decvbaee: Fab. Pict. ap. Gell, Yen. Fort. Mise. III, 
4 me.. litorali ditUius in margine decubante. 

DEFECTIVVS: Tert., Amm. XX, 3, 4, Aug. in ps. 122, 
12 infirmitm vUbique defectiua: guocunque se uerterit^ 
deficit^ C. Aur., Gramm. 

deflorare: Cassiod. Inst. Diu. 30 td in libro. . qui in- 
scrüntur de orthographia ad uos d^ratae regtdae 
peruenirent al., — et eodem modo defloratio Cas- 
siod. (Epiph.) hist. trip. XII, 5 CyriUus Älexandri- 
nu8 episcopus deflorationes qmsdam librorum Ne^o- 
m faciebat^ cum turbare uolens^ quae totidem fere 
uerbis leguntur ap. Liberat. breuiar. (C p. 5*), sim. 
Tert. «adu. Valent. 12», al. Ambr. 

*DEFOEMATlO(i*.6p9oat€): Hygin., Firm, math., Rufin. 
Orig. 7c. a9x<i^v I, 2, 2 in hac sapientiae suhsistentia 
omnis uirtus ac deformatio futurae inerat creaturae, 
II, 11, 4. 

DEIFICVS pass. : Tert. (Apol. 11 Mllum deum deificum\ 
— h. e. allectum in diuinitatem), S. S. Prou. 2, 17 
'et testamentum deificum (Aug. Spec: test. diui- 
num) oblita est' (Rönscli p. 224), Aug. patient. 17 
illa (patientia) terrena est^ ista coelestiSy . . iUa dia- 
boUcay ista deifica^ Innoc. pap. I ep. 2, 2 disdpli' 
nam deificam poptdum erudire debemus^ Reg. Bene- 
dicti prol. apertis oeulis nostris ad deificum lumen, 
C. Aur., alii^). 

8) Ad significationis genus cf. modificus (= modificatus) Aas., 
serenificas inscr. metr. (coelum), ^uersificus Solin. 11, 6 ' Studium 
xnusicum inde coeptum, cum Idaei Dactyli modulos crepitu ac tin- 
nitu aeris deprehensos in uersificum ordinem transtulissent', regi- 
ficas (loxus) Verg., Ambr. 



— 619 — 

DELECTABILITEB: Gell., Aug. Ciu. D. XIX, 1, 2, doctr. 
Christ. IV, 11, 26, compar. id., Cl. Mam. an. I, 23 
agitur anima . . et d. et poenaliter; — adi. I s. u. 
DELETiavs: Vlp., ine. (sec. V) contra Fulgent. Donatist. 
1 2 hohes Victorem . . qiuUuor euangelia ueluti dele- 
tida coniburentem. 

fdeliciose: Anthim. obseru. cibor. 24 ad uiros deli- 
dose wuerdes et diaersa dbarum sufnentes (A p. 1 0'*') ; 
— adi. Ambr., Aug., ut de genes, c. Manicb. II, 
9 in. 'quoniam in nemoribus deliciosa qnies homi- 
num esse solet', de gen. ad lit. VIII, 10 'positus 
esthomo in paradiso, ut operaretur eundem para- 
disum . . per agriculturam non laboriosam, sed de- 
liciosam', Salu. Auar. II, 6 'diuitem non nult, quam 
deliciosam esse non patitur', Petr. Chrysol. serm. 
54 'ut adulescentiae labores senectus deliciosa com- 
penset', Sedul., M. Cap., Ven. Mise. III, 14, 11 
(ager), all. 

demptio: ad I s* u. add. Non. p. 127" Gerl. et Roth, 
S. S. uers. ant. Exod. 35, 29 (oL9ac{pe|jLa) ap. Äug. 
quu. in Hept. II, 168 al. (Rönsch p. 72). 
. DEMTVATio: Cic. rep. s., Tert., Hilar. in psalm. 128, 
c. 9 in poenälem corporis sensum amissa resurrec" 
tionis demtäatione redeunteSj Ps. Hier, in lob 15. 

depalare: Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. III, 2 accusaue- 
runt Symeonem^ tanquam amicus essä Gaesari Bo- 
manorum^ eiquePersarumnegotia depalarä{G p. 5*). 

DEPASno: Plin., Cassiod. in ps. 79, 13 irf genteni et 
duitatem guasi herharum pabula terribüi depastione 
consumerent. 

DEPECVLATOR: Cic, Ambr. in ps. 40, 27 depositi ui- 
duälis. 



— 620 — 

DEPLVEEE: Tibull., Cassiod. in ps. 104, 40 coturnices 
in modum imbris densissimi depluebant. 

DEPRECATRIX: Tert., Aug, bon. coniug. 10 ddicti. 
fderasio: Ps.-Soran. quu- medic. 246 (A p. 20). 
derisio: [Hilar.] anon. in lob II, p. 191 guae.. 8am- 

son . . in derisionem atcpjLe in mortem tradidit al. 

(C p. 5*). 

DERISOEIAS: Marcian. Dig., Vlpian. ib. (Rönsch p. 1 38), 
Cassiod. in ps. 101, 9 ti^, qui apertis terrorSms non 
ceduntj derisoria magis inarepatUme flectantur. 

DESCRlpnvNC VL A : Sen. Suasor., Adaman. locc. sanct. 

I, 22. 
desidebanter: Hier, in ps. 37 desideranter expeto me- 

dicum^ Cassiod. Inst. Diu. 32 al., Yen. uita Hilar. 

I, 13, comp, iam Fronto, sup. Yen. Mise. X, 3. 

despectio: ad I s. u. ind. S. S. Ps. 122, 4 ap. Aug. c. 
lul. III, 21, 48 et Vulg., C. Aur. tard. I, 4, 114 
ex aito d. 

DESPICIENTIa: Cic, Ambr. Oflf. ministr. I, 50, 246 
ad despicientiam opum informatus atque instüuius al. 

DESTlTVTlo: Cic. bis, Suet s. («rariss.» Freund), 
Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 10, 2 cuius (Hierusalem) 
praecessü desolatio ac destüiUiOj ut postea segueräur 
confessio^ id. ib. serm. 14, 16 inopia famUatvm^ 
destitfäio ßiorum^ tolera/ntia mdnerum (agitur de 
lob), offic. ministr. I, 47, 229 pertui/hatio tcllii 
constantiam , destittdio prodü ignauiam , accusat pi- 
grüiam. 

*DESTBVcrno transl.r Quint., lulian. ap. Aug. contra 
sec. resp. lul. I, 104 ocZ destmctionem totamdogma- 
tis tui proficü^ ut . . 



— 621 — 

DETESTATOR: Tert., Aug. in loann, Ep. ad Parth. tract. 

1,11 daemoniofwn et idolofwn. 
detracfor: ad I s. li. ind. Aug. coni. adalt. I, 16 

christicmae fidei detraäores al. 
detruncatio: ad I s. u. add. Ang. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 

1 8 guis enim , quodlihet membrum si uohmtate sibi 

amputat, non amittit naturale incolumitatis honum^ 

et sumit mreparabüe detruncationis malum?^ Cassiod. 

Var. VII, 1 3 detrtmcatione membrofwn. 
DETVMlsCEßE: Petron., Stat., Aug. in ps. 29 enarr. 

2, 7 tanquam reddens exsufflaiionem ^ qua detumes- 

cerety Non habereSj inquü, in me potestatem ^ nisi. . 

(lo. 29, 10 sq.). 
DEVINCmo: Tert., Ennod. ep. III, 10 tunc diligenti 

mutuae deuinctionis usu polita (Caritas) fulgeret^ III, 

15, IV, 17, Vm, 12 in. al. 
DEVTTATIO: Cic. ep., Aug. de mendac. 9 quod non in 

peioris deuitatione fadendum sit^ gen. per lit. VUI, 

1 6 quis pecora docuit deuUationem mortis , nisi sen- 

8U8 uUae? al. 
DEXTRALE: Cypr. hab. uirg. (13), Cassiod. (Epiphan.) 

bist. trip. X, 20 praedam circa muiierum omamenta 

fadehanty zonas aureasy dextralia^ monüiay lauato- 

ria . . afferentes; — dextraliolum Vulg. ludith, 

dextralis subst. Isid., gloss. 
fdiacalaminthes: PL Val. (A p. 20), Dynam. II, 38 

ex ea (nepeta) ß antidotum^ guod diacalamtis dicUur 

(sie calamtis pro calaminthe ib 'calamtis hoc est 

nepetae folia', 37). 
differ enter: ad I s. u. ind. Hier. Orig. in lerem, hom. 

5 haec differenter et uarie in Scripturis dicu/ntur. 
DIFPVSIO: Sen., Aug. saep. ut in ps. 67, 36 carüatis 



— 622 — 

in corde^ gen. ad lit V, 23, 44 rcmamm^ in ps. 
44, 4 mariSy it. M. Cap., Egesipp, (C p. 6*). 

digestuSy os: ad I s. u. ind. Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 
12, 8. 

DIIVDICATIO: Cic, Aug. in Galat. 37 icm ista carna- 
lia spirütMdi dimdicatione cofUemno^ Gonf. XIII, 18, 
22 in abdito diiudiccUionis Tttae. 

düatatio: Aug. quu. in Hept. II, 107 guoniam ista di- 
latatio (Psalm. 17, 37) per gratimi fit Dei^.. non 
per nos ipsos . . al., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. luL 
VI, 29 extra formidinem famis possessionum dHa- 
tatione (C p. 6*). 

DiLEcno: Tert. (apol. 39 et saep. al.), Quint. decL, 
Hier, in Gal. I, ad 3, 6, in Tit. 1, 1 et saep., Aug. 
in ps. 32 serm. 1, 6 dileäionem Bei., et proximi 
al., Salu. ep. 4, Sidon. ep. VI, 1 de apotheca düectio^ 
nis aUissimae sectandae nöbis humilitatis prqpinare 
mensuram^ III, 2, 3 in., V, 9, 11 . ., Gl. Mam. an. 
I, 24, 2 et S. S. I lo. 4, 8 ib. Dem düectio est 
(Vulg. charitas), Ennod. dict. 9 a)., alii; — dilector 
App. T«rt., Aug. in ps. 76, 7 diiectores mundi. 

dimidiare: S. S. ps. 54, 24 non dimidiabutU dies suos 
[C p. 6*). 

DIBEMPTIO: Val. Max., Aug. lib. arbitr. III, 70 di- 
remptionem se fugere unüatemque appetere^ id. de 
fide et opp. 16, 28, c. Petilian. I, 25, 27, Ciu. D. 
XIII, 2 al. 

direptor: Gic, Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 17, l^fures, 

direptores. 
DISCEPTATBIX: Cie. s. Lampr. s., Aug. Gonf. VI, 2, 2 

ut mirarer quam facüe accusatrix potius consuetu- 



— 623 — 

(Ums sua€y quam disc€pt(Urix iUius prohäntionis ef- 

fecta Sit. 
DiscoLOEiVs: Petron., Cassiod. Var. I, 6 discolorea 

crusta marmorum gratissima picturarum uarietate 

texaniur. 
DISCOBDIOSYS («äQsserst selten» Freund): Sali, s., Hier. 

ep. 144, 3 d. contentio^ Aug. ner. relig. 3 dicitur 

discordiosis 'diligüe inimicos uestros (Mtth. 5 , 44), 

de bapt. lY, 18, 25, de agone 29 al., Sidon. 
disertUudo: Aug. in ps. 36 8. 3, 6, Cassiod. in ps. 

106, 38 ntMa. . disertitudine gJ<mosos al., id. Var. 

IX, 25 disertUudo didorum (C p. 6* et 25*). 
fDISIECTlo: C, Aur. acut. II, 32, 172 disiectione occul- 

ta^ quam Oraed a^YjXov S(a969ir)(nv uocantj 33, 175. 
DlSPARATlo: Vitr. 8., Amm., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 

lul. lY, 122 disparatio inter te et Icuinianum. 
DißPABiLlTAs: Yarr. Gell., Aug. c. serm. Arian. c. 33 

in creaiurae disparilitate et ir^rmitate^ Ciu. D. XI, 

10, 2 al. 
'\ d^spensatiims : Aug. ep. 82, 24 vtrum uerum scri- 

pseritj an forte nescio qua dispensatiua fälsitate men- 

titus Sit (G p. 6*); adu. quogue Aug. ib. 19, 21 

(cf. 28). 
DiSPEETiTio: Tert., Aug. gen. ad lit. Y, 10 unus fons 

. . per omnes dispertitiones suas ascendens de terra 

et ürigams omnem fadem terrae. 
dispositoe: Sen., Lact. (Gg.), Aug. Ciu. D. XIY, 26 

sub Ulo Creatore ac dispositore al.. Firm. math. III, 

15, 29 puMicarum religionum disposüores y Hier. (?) 

in ps. 49 unuM ueteris nouique Testamenti esse dispo- 

sitorem^ Yen. Fort. Mise. YII, 16, 26, Coripp. 
DISPOSITVS, u: Tac, Coripp. laud. lust. Aug. min. I, 



— 624 — 

138 (cum . . regeres diuina palatia patris . .) diapo- 

situ iam Caesar eras. 
dispvdet: Plaut., Ter,; App. (add. Gg.), Cl Mam. an. 

ni, 9, 1 ex. 
dispvtator: Cic. Oflf. et Val. Max. ss. 11. («äusserst 

selten» Freund), Ambr. Hexaem. IV, 4, 14, Aug. c. 

Cresc. I, 14 aicut grammatious a uetenUms latine 

dktus est lüerator^ ita graece dialecticus multo ust- 

tatius et toleräbüius latine dicMwr disputator^ id. c. 

lulian.. I, 4 t^ en nos uelut artifex disputator instUas, 

mendac. lO, et al. saep., Victric. laud. sanct. 11, 

Ennod. ep. IX, 28. 
dissertio: Rufin. Orig. %. d^x^'i I, 5, 1 post eam äis- 

sertionem , quam de Patre et FUio et l^ritu sancto 

. . breuiter digessimus^ lulian. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 
. lul. IV, 69 (C p. 6*). 
fDISSERTOE: Non. (p. 224* ed. Gerl. et Roth), Aug. 

mendac. 10 dissertori ac disputatori atque praedica- 

tori rerum aeternarum. 
distensio: Aug. Trinit. V, 1, 2 molis^ Laurent, hom. 

1 uides^ qwmta distensio est in sinistro et dextro? 

(A p. 23 et 19*); — distentio: Aug. in ps. 44, 4 

aeriSy C. Aur. tard. I, 4, 66 corporiSy ac. Ill, 6, 61, 

63 al. (C p. 6*). 
DiSTOETio: Cic, Geis, s., Aug. uer. rel. 40, 75. 
distribfitcr: Aug. quaestt. 54, 2, Gass. Var. IX, 25 

suarum rerum distributar egregius^ XII, 20 (I et G 

p. 6*), 
dolositaa: Aug. c. aduers. Leg. et Proph. II, 42 uer- 

sipelli dclositate al. (G p. 7*). 
duricors: Adaman. locc. sanct. III, 5 quidam stoMus 

et duricors homo (A p. 10*). 



— 625 — 

dniositas: ad I s. u. add. Aug. et in ps. 75^ 3 punit 

iUe ebriosum^ tu laudas ebriositatem^ de sancta nirgi- 

nit. 53 al. 
ECSTASis: Tert. «an. 45» al., S. S. Gen. uers. ant. 

(Rönsch p. 242), Aug. gen. ad Kt. VIII, 25 m ali- 

quo excessu spirüus, qmd graece dicitur ecstasis^ et 

nos eo uerbo tarn aUifmtr pro latino^ 27, 49 al. 
effectio: ad I s. u. ind. Aug. gen.- ad lit op. imperf. 

16, 56 non separatim ftmse dictionem et Bepatatim 

effedumem^ sed utrumque simtd al., effector Aug. 

etiam Ciu. D. Vin, 9 rerum creatarum al., Ambr. 

in ps. 1, 9 silentii al., effectrix et Aug. Ciu. D. 

Xn, 9, 2 guomödo esse potuü mala uoluvdas bonae 

uoluntatis effectrix? 
effectiuus: ad l s. u. ind. Aug. c. serm. Arian. 12 ^ 

manum Bei . . secwndum effectiuam uirtutem . . cogi-- 

temus, Boeth., Grom. 
efficientia: Cic, Lact. opif. Dei (add. Gg.), plur. 

[Hilar.] anon. in lob 11 ex. mors apud lob mortua 

est cum omnibm efßdmtiis suis^ lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. 

resp. lul. VI, 37 opc/rtä hanc efßcientiam tanti esse 

my steril , ut omnes inimici iitstitiae sub diuinis pe- 

dibus coUocentur. 
efflobeee: Tert., «Vulg. Ps. 131, 18 (efflorebit)», 

Ambr. ep. 2, 8 (effloreant). 
effractvra: Paul. Dig., Aug. catech. 16 in furta et 

effractu/tas prosiliwnt. 
effrenatio: ad I s. u. add. Ennod. ep. VII, 25. 
elector: auct ad Herenn., Ambr. Abrah. I, 3, 13 

(infirmior amoeniora eligit, utiliora fastidit) .. sim- 

sipiens sit elector , aut cocum eligit aut uocaiem . . , 

5 



— 626 — 

reftdat iUilmenij Aug. c. Faust. Manich. III, 5 non 
amant sancti suos dectores^ si smrum sociomm eos 
hmenerint dese^ioreSj XXII, 81. 

ELOQVENTER: Plin. ep., Aug. c, sec. resp. lul. VI, 14 
üle coviflictuB^ quem (Cyprianus) düigenter et elo- 
quenter explicat. 

felucubratio: Ennod. dict. 12 (mundae uitorem familiae 
seruando obscenam prosapiem peregrina luce per- 
funditis. Deo proxima res est uestro infusa beue- 
ficio,) dum per cursus elucubrationis traditae^ ne op- 
timi degenetxntj et ut mali degenerentj stürm stefnma- 
tum ueritate praestatur (B col. 201). 

EMlöRATio: Vlp., Adaman. uita Columbae III ^ 27 
diem meae de mundo emigrationis^ ib. 26. 

ENAERATOR: Gell., Gassiod. in ps. 21, 1 sapientiae 
magister consubstantialis Patri et enarrator Patris. 

i episcopium {im(TxoTz&lo)i): Gassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. 
YIII, 1 ex itinere fatigatos ad episcopium duooit^ et 
apposita mensapauit; al. (q. munus episcopi) C p.7*. 

EQVITATio: Plin., S. S. Abac. 3, 9 iuxta LXX ap. 

Hier, in 1. 1. ascendens swßtr equos tuos^ et equitatw 

tua Salus. 
EBADiCATio: Tert, Aug. Giu. D. XIX, 23, 5 ne in- 

öbedientes eradicatio consequatur, 

EREcno: Vitr., Aug. in loann. tract. 40, 8 celsüudi- 

nem^ erectionem^ nullam äefectionemj aetemam sta- 

hüüatem. 
ierector: Aug. c. Petilian. 1, 10, 11 erectores aUaris 

(A p. 26). 
EEICIVS propr.: Varr., Ambr. Hexaem. VI, 4, 20 echi- 

nus iste terrenusy quem uulgo eridum uocant^ Hier. 



— 627 — 

in Abac. II, ad 3, 17, Cassiod. in ps. 103, 18 Wefu- 
gium erinacm. . erinadus est quem tiocamm ericium. 

EBOGATOE: Tert., Aug. in ps. 38, 5 in ülum finem, 
quo dicturus est bono erogatofi dominus 'intra in 
gaudium domini tut (Matth. 25, 21), serm. 340, 
4, Cod. last. 

erroneus: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 70, 24, Bist, 
tripart. VI, 36, ib. 44, VII, 35 daemon quidam 
erroneus (Valenti) persuasit ut.., XII, 9 al. 

EEVBESCENTI A : Tert., Aug. in ps. 30 enarn 2, 5, 
Aug. (?) ad fratres in eremo serm. 26 abscondit se 
. ., qt4od erat Signum doloris et erubescentiae . 

*EKVPTI0 t. t. medic: Plin., Cels. VII, 3, 4, Scrib. I, 
83, Th. Prise. I, 20 sm . . plus excreuerit acHor 
eruptio (uulneris sponte nati ex importuuo humore). 

essentia: Quint. (ut II, 14, 2 'haec interpretatio non 
minus dura est, quam illa Flauii essentia atque en- 
tia'), cf. Sen. «ep. 58»; Aug. uer. relig. 31 tbi esse 
primam uitam et primam essentiani^ ubi est prima 
sapientia^ ib. 14, anim. orig. II, 5, 9. 

evangelizator: Tert., Hier, in Matth. I, ad 10, 9 
sq. euangelizatoribus ueritatis. 

EVAPOEATio: propr. Sen. Gell., transl. Cassiod. in ps. 
118, 171 euaporatio ista de imis menttbus uenit. 

EVIDENTIA: Aug. in ps. 54 , 20 quomodo in haeresi 
permanebit ad tantam euidentiam sanctae Catholicae 
..?, cons. euang. I, 31, 48, — ut 1. 1. rhet. (= Ivap- 
Yeta) Cic. et Quint. 

exaedificatio: ad I s. u. add. Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 6, 
24 intra parietem Legis et prophetarum spiritälium 
lapidum exaedißcatione fundatum al. 

EXAGGERANTEE: Tert., Aug. in ps. 118 serm. 27, 9 



— 628 — 

tanguam exaggeranter dkeret transisse se flendo fon- 
tes aqmrum. 
EXAGGEBATVS adi.: comp. Gell., superl. Cassiod. in 
ps. 22, 9 desinens in exaggeratiasimam summitatem; 
— fadu. compar. Aug. c. epist. Manich. 34, 38 ut 
. . magnum malum esse clamaret^ tanto scüicet exag- 
geratius^ guanto timidius. 

EXAGITATOE: Cic, Aug. in ps. 80, 11 habebit muUos 
exagüatores, imdtos instdtatores. 

EXALBAEE: Tert., Dynam. II, 37 cicatricQms nigris ad- 

posita exattxxt eas. 
EXAPEEIRE: Tac, transl. Aug., Cassiod. in ps. 36, 6 

ftiUgor Bei opemm nostrorum gmlüates exaperit. 

excogüatio: ad I s. u. add. Ambr. de uirginit. 16, 100, 
Cassiod. Var. I, 17 mtmüio efficitur paeualida^ si 
diutina fuerit excogüatione roborata. 

exctltoe: Tert., Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. II, 
22 tyrannicae crudditatis excultor. 

EXEECITATOE: Plin., Cassiod. (Epipb.) bist, tripart. 
II, 24 exercUatorem pietalis et castitatis egregium, 

EXHIBITOE: Non., Arn., Aug. in ps. 36 serm. 1, 7 
promissorem adhuc tenes^ eMbitorem autem exspectas, 
in 44, 2 aurem accommodent promissorij credant 
eaMntori. 

eoAnaniHo: ad I s. u. add. Fulg. Rusp. de fide 20 ex. 
negue enim aliud fuü üla summi Bei exinanitio^ nisi 
formae senilis, id est humanae naturae^ acc^io. 

EXino: Plaut., ine. quu. ex nouo Test. 91 probatum 
est Christum a Beo exiisse ..yUt per hanc exitumem 
Füirnn istum Bei credere non esset anünguam, ib. 
97 p, 2293 t. 35 Migne. 



— 629 — 

EXPIATOB: Tert., lulian. Pelag. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 
lol. IV, 108 lUndinum ecvpiator. 

eoi^tuSy u: lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 17 
doloris et internae aegritudinis expiatu (C p. ?*)• 

EXPLANATOB: Cic, Aug. c. Secundin. 10 ntdlo ex- 
planatore desideratOj Rufin. praef. ad Orig. tü. au^x'^^ 
III absurdum est,., ea, guae.. de Deo.. dicuntur. ., 
sine magistro et eocplanatore putare aliquem posse se 
discere. 

ed^icäbüis: ad I s. u. ind. Aug. c. luliau. Pelag. V, 
3, 10 siue alio quocunque uel explkabüi ud inex- 
plicabüi modo. 

EXPLOBATio: CoL, Tac, Modestin. Dig. ss* 11., lul. 
Val. III, 17 si exploratio secundasset^ tunc demum 
nos tuto posse transmütere. 

EXPBESSOB: Tert. (ueritatis), Auien. (stili), Aug. in ps. 
54, 22 tmde dicuntur et in arte argentaria exclur 
sores; id est — ex quadam confusione massae — for- 
mae expressores. Cf. *expressio q. ^vot^ysta Ambr., 
Aug. consens.euang. I, 31, 48 'quid contra hanc 
euidentiam expressionemque rerum et praedictarum 
et impletarum dici potest?' 

expulsio: ad I s. u. add. Aug. in loann. tr. 52, 6 
hanc a suis redemptis diaboli exptdsionem. 

EXPVLTBIX: Cic. 8. , lulian. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. 
III, 7 1 quorum scelerum uim non solum expültricem 
innocentiae naturalis^ uerum etiam deinceps per to- 
tarn uüam in uüia wniuersa coactricem ; — expulsor 
Cic. Nep. 

EXPVBaATio: Plaut., Aug. c. lulian. I, 5, 15, Oros. 
de err. Priscill. et Origenist. 3 fideli pristinorum 
eoipurgatione. 



— 630 — 

EXSECRABILITEE: [Hilar.] anon. in lob II p. 160 cum 
istis nefandis doloriims exsecrahäif^ scaterety «Nou. 
Anthem. 1, 3», comp. Aug. 

exsecRATOE: Tert., Aug., Hier, in ps. 134 arhorem 
infructuosam hdbent secum exsecratores Dei. 

EXSEQVIALIS: Ouid. (carmina), Adaman. u. Columb. 
III, 34 exsequiales dieSj ib. exseguialia offida^ abs. 
exsequialia Stat. 

-^exmtenlia: lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. V, 8 mu- 
nus dicit piorum exsistentiam ßiorum (respiciens 
ad Aug. nuptt. et concup. II, 25 'munus piorum 
propagatio est fecunda filiorum'), ib. 31, Cassiod. 
Var. I, 10 (B col. 202). 

EXSPAEGERE: Lucr., Dynamid, II, 100 (radix aspho- 
deli) conämsta alopecias exspargü (spargere tumores 
ib. 90, discutere impetigines ib. 91). 

EXSTßrcTio: Cic, Ambr. lob et Dauid IV, 7, 22 
incredibilis celeritas exsünäionis eius (impii: ps. 
36, 36). 

EXSVLATIO: Flor., Enüod. carm. I, 8 prol. iuuat ex- 
sulationis comüem fistulam l(Mi$ admouere. 

exteeminiym: Tert. (exterminii ciuitatis Hierusalem 
i. e. uastationis eius), S. S. et Barn. ep. (Rönsch p. 
29), Aug. Conf. II, 4, 9 turpis anima et dissüiens 
a firmamento ttw in exterminium, — fere id. q. ex- 
terminatio S. S. (Rönsch p. 74), Aug. enchir. 14 
nihil est aliud corruptio quam honi eooterminatiOj [Hi- 
lar.] anon. in lob I p. 85, Ps. -Soran. quu. med. 
200 (phrenesis est . .) cum mentis exterminatione et 
. . cum impedimento uel defectu inteüigentiae. 

exuberantia: ad I s. u. add. Laurent, hom. 2 rerum. 



— 631 — 

FACTTTATIO: Tert., Ps.-Soran. quu, medic. 31 diae- 
tka . . est artißdosa uiäus faäüatio. 

false: Sis. ap. Chans., Cassiod. in ps. 63^ 10 quid 
leuius . . quam uerum iudicem false adiudicare, quam 
ocddere uelle^ qui mortms suscücä>at? 

FALSILOQVVS: Plaut, Prud., Claud. Mam. an. III, 9, 

3 falsüoquae tianitatis uitiOj 11, II. 
famulatio: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 73, 14 cum 

eos a diäboli famtdatione dimiserit^ id. Var IX, 24, 

XI, 37. 
FASCiNATio: Plin., Vulg. Sap. (Rönsch Itala p. 74), 

Aug. Ciu. Dei VII, 21 et 24, [Hilar.] intpr. anon. 

in lob p. 220 non fasdnationes praeualent quicquam, 

sed hominum incontinentia. 

PENESTBABE: Plin., Ven. uita Alb. 20 cuius uirtute 
potuisset partes fenestrari; part. fenestratus Varr. 
Vitr. 

febventer: Cael. ap. Cic. ep., Aug. in ps. 65, 24 
muUi . . in nouitate suae comcersionis fertienter orant, 
postea languidey postea frigide; comp. Aug., sup. 
Cael. ap. Cic. 

FESSVLVs: App. 'AvsTC., Drac. carm. ed. Duhn X, 123. 
FLABILIS: Cic, s., Aug. anim. orig. III, 4, 4 flcMe 

alimentum (aer quem spiramus et respiramus), ib. 

5 spiritum flabüem^ gen. ad lit. III, 7, 9 m aura 

flabüiy trnsl. Prud. 

FLAGELLATio: Tert., Adaman. locc. sanct. III, 4 post 
flagellationem solutus e uinculis. 

FLEXIBILITAS: Solin., Aug. c. Secundin 19, Cassiod. 
Var. V, 42 quiperuncia corporum flexibüüate luctanr 
tur. 



, —632 — 

FLOBIFER: Lucr., Cassiod. in ps. 79, 19 praUfloriferi 
planüiem. 

FLVcnVAGVS: Stat., Coripp. laud. lust min. II, 328 
pelagus^ Yen. Mise. VII, 31, 5 uelague fltidiuaguin 
(me) trakerentj Prise. 

*FLVCTVATlo: trnsl: Liu., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 
Inl. n, 102 eam flwtuationem , qttam perpeteris ^ ut 
in iisdem paene uersibus guod dixeris n^geSj quod 
negaueris asseueres. 

FOMENTATIO: VIp. Dig., Th. Prisc. I, 19 post fo- 
mentationem olei cälidi, 27, C. Aur. acut. II, 9, 51 
et saep. 

FORMATRIX: Tert., Aug. eontra Aead. III, 37 quasi 
formatricem iHarum partium (i. e. partium philoso- 
phiae:* ethiees ac physiees) iudicemque dialecticam 
al., CK Mam. an. I, 26 formatrid formae, Coripp. 
lust. min. II, 16; — formatör pA, Aug, üb. arb.III, 
60 formatör et'ordvnator rerum omnium al., luL ap. 
Aug. e. sec. resp. lul. VI, 14 Äommww (Dens), alii. 

frequentaiio: ad I s. u. add. App. Asel. 3 et, quod 
Klotz s. u. habet, Cassiod. Var. 

freqventator: Tert., App. dub., Adaman. locc. sanct. 
I, 1 3 sanctorum locorum sedulus frequentator al. 

FRIGVTTIRE Plaut. Cas. uel FEiNavTituE Varr. L. L. 
uel feinovmiee: explicant Non. p. 4* al.» Fulg, 
serm. ant. p. 175 M. (transl. aggarrire), utuntur 
(friguttire) Fronto p. 146 Nab., (fringultire) App., 
Cl. Mam. an. II, 9, 4 cernas alium . . quasdam 
suggülatiunculas fringuUientem ab alio . . parasüico 
more laudari^ Sidon. 

fructificatio : lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. V, 21 
quod (Matth. 12, 33) nöbis iure suffragcUum est^ ut 



— 633 — 

doceremus, naturam quogue atgue coniugia de frucH- 

ficationis suae qualitate censenda (C p. 8*). 
>-FVaiTANS: adi. c. gen.: Ter., Ambr. fug. sec. 2, 

7 fugitans corporiSy f. passionum^ id. off. ministr. 

II, 21, 106 al. 
FVLGVRALls: Cic. (libri), Adaman. u. Columb. III, 

24 lux. 
fundatio: ad I s. u. add. Cass. (Epiph.) bist. trip. IV, 

9 (ecclesiae cniusdam in nrbe Antiocbia). 
PVElAnTEE: Ouid., De miracc. S. Steph. II, 5, 1 

uiso^ quem f.gmerebat. 
5-GABGARIDUEE (gargarizare): Varr. ap. Non., über 

de Dirt. herb. 62 p. 143 Anecd. gr.-lat. ed. Rose 

II (semen sinapis) tritum cum meUe et aceto . . caput 

purgat gargaridiatum. Cf. baptidiata inscr. (459 p« 

C), catomidiare (A n. 58). 
OENEBABILIS act.: Plin., Coel. Aur. salut. praecc. 29 

semen generdbüe. 
GENTTALITEB: Lucr., Fastidios. Arian. ap. Fulg. Rusp. 

ep. 9 genitalüer lotos latice iniguüatis indemnes as- 

serit alienae , si uoltmtatis assensus non teneatur in 

crimine. 
*0ESTICVLATI0 : Cassiod. in ps. 32, 17 tanquam si 

eguinis gesH(nd(Ui(m^s peruehcmtur ; al. Quint. Suet. 

App. all. 
GEsncVLVS demin. (gestus, us): Tert., Non. p. 22*. 
gloriatio: ad I s. n. ind. Aug. spir. et lit. 10 ^emotio- 
nem uitiosam de superhia uenientem al. 
glutus: Dynam. n, 94 post acceplam potionem oportet 

mulsae sorbere glutos (y?. gluttios) III et gargariaare 

(A p. 33)- 

6 



— 634 — 

GBANDISONVS: Sedul., Cassiod. Var. IV, 50 grandir 
sono fremitu, in ps. 45, 3 al. 

GEANDIVSCVLVS: Terent., Aug. ep. 104, 7 quoties 
paruidi uel etiam grandit^culi ueniam peccantes de- 
precati sumus^ id. de catechiz. 10 nee in eis. . tan- 
quam infantütbus cum aliqua uoluptate tarn gran- 
diusculm animus gradüur^ et saep. 

GRASSATio: Plin., Possid. uita Aug. 28 ferodssimam 
hostium grassationem et uastationem. 

gratificus: Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. IV, 36 gratifi- 
cas orationes Offerte Deo (cf. C p. 8*). 

GRATVLATOß: Cic. fin. «loco spur.», Mart. s., Aug. 

in loann. Ep. ad Parth. tract. 8, 9 iUum fecisti 

gratulatorem de fame interfectüj hunc fecisti irnUa- 

totem de exemplo proposito, 
GRATYLATORivs : lul. Val., Capitol. (epistola), Aog, 

ep. 58, 2 literaej serm. 193, 1 festa uox et gratur 

latoria. 

GRVNNITVS: suis Cic, Hier, in Arnos II, ad 5, 23, 
Aug. nat. et grat. 47. 

hahUatrix: lul. Val. III, 16 habitatrices malarum soli- 
tudinumj Hier, in Eph. I, ad 1, 14 (C p. 8*). 

HELLADICVS: Plin., Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. I, 
4 neque . . Helladici ud Macedones et lUgrici licen- 
ter in religione durabant propter Ckmstantifmm ^ qui 
princeps erat in his parttbus Romanorum, IV, 39 
Helladicae ' ciuitates lUyrici, VI, 2\ gui Hdladicam 
explcmauere prudeniiam, XII, 2 Xenophon in primo 
libro Helladicorum. Proinde in eisdem libris Hellas 
IX, 38 tota Hellade, uel Hellada VI, 1 discurrens 
uniuersam Helladam (cf. A p. 48). 



— 635 — 

HEBBESGEBE: Cic. s., Ambr. Hexaem. III, 9, 42 her^ 

hescere campos. 
hüarescere: ad I s. u. sabind. Aug. in ps. 62, 16 

hilaresco in hanis operUmSj guia super me est uela- 

men pennarum tuarufn. 
lACTABVNDVS: Gell., Hier. Orig, in. Ezech. hom. 8, 

3 incedtint iactäbundi super diuitiis etus^ id. Orig. 

in lerem, h. 7 p. 810. 
IACTANTEB: Amm., Aug. c. lul. V, 8 arma tua obtusa 

iaetofiter uentüas^ Ennod. uita Epiph. p. 365 Sirm.; 

comp. Tac, Prud. 
IGNIABIYS: neutr. snbst. Plin., gloss., adi. (ignarius) 

Marc. Emp. lapis^ Hier, in ps. 96 lapis qui utdgo 

uocatur ignarius . . si cum alio lapide coUisf4S fuerit^ 

mediue ignis excutitur^ ib. sup. 
ignorcmter: Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 9 Manickaeo te 

ignoranter quidem^ sed instanter tarnen . . suffragari 

(C p. 8»). 
^[tllihatio: [Hilar.] anon. in lob I, p. 111 'orauU ad 

Dominuni sensus ülibationem^ mentis integritatem ^ 

animae Sanitätern (B col. 206). 
illvminatob: Tert., Lact., Aug. c. Maximin. I, 4 et 

5, et al. 
iLLVSTBATio: Cic. ap. Quint., ep. Timas. et lac. ap. 

Aug. gestt. Pelag. 24 isia tarn perspicuae ueritatis 

iUustratio (illustrator — C p. 9* — Aug. etiam Conf. 

Vm, 5 ueritatis, XII, 16, 23 al). 
IMBBIDVS: Solin., Pallad., [Hilar.] intpr. anon. in lob 

II p. 175 (uttltn uel aspectu) tristi inibrido nübilo 

flenti. 
fimnuxteriaiis: Eier. {C p. 28), Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 

10, 16'accepit Deuspuluerem de terra, dplasmauit 



— 636 — 

hominem (Gen. 2, 7): ubi puluis^ ibi ptasmatio^ übt 
auitem non ptUuis^ ibi non terrae non materiaj sed 
incorporewm^ . . ibi non materia^ sed immatericUe. Ad 
^materialis' (C 1. L) cf. et Ambr. de Elia 3, 5 *non om- 
nis esca materialis^ nee omnis cUms eorporalis; est 
cibus mentis^ quo eptdantur anmaße al., Aug. bon. 
coniug. 20. 
immensitas: ad I s. u. add. Rufin. Clem. Recogn. II, 
62 de immensitate lucis, 66, III, 7, 14, VIII, 60 
(Dei), id. Orig. tc, apx. II , 6, 5, Fulg. Rusp. ad 
Monim. II, 6 et saep., Cassiod. in ps. 5, 15 gat/t- 
dioruMj in 35, 1 al., et alii. 

immeeentek: Val. Max., Steph. ad Bonif. pap. II 
libell. I damnationem immerenter exspecto. 

imminentia: ad I s. u. snbind. Aug. c. Faust. Manich. 
XVI, 5 semper sub imminentia gladiorum. 

immisericorditer: Terent., Aug. lib. arb. III, 28 
quia . . immisericorditer superbeque uixerunt , Cas- 
siod. in ps. 118,. 87. 

IMMISSIO: Cic, Vlp., Aug. in lo. tr. 55, 4 per immis- 
sionem diabolicam^ in ps. 77, 28, C. Aur. ac. in, 
4, 38 al. 

immortauter: Cic. ep. s., Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. H, 
76 mors atque mortälitas non erit immortalUer wt- 
uentilus nohis. 

immvtabiliter: Cels. Dig. et App. mund., Aug. c. 
sec. resp. lul. III, 94 inmutabüiter nudum. 

imparilitas: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. Trin. IV, 21, 32, 
et add. Fulg. Rusp. c. Fabian, fr. 18, Cassiod. an. 
5 imptmlitate partium. 

IMPECCABILIS: Gell., Pelag. ap. Aug. gestt. Pelag. 30 



— 637 — 

fion Am, guoniam recipit natura hominis ui impeccch 
hüis Sit. 
IMPEBCVSSVS: Ouid., Hier, in Arnos I, ad 3, 1 et 2 ne 
quid impercussum remaneat. 

fimperscrutabüis: Folg. Rusp. etiam Ad Monim. n, 
8 in. al. (C p. 9*). 

mPETEATio: Cic. s, (plur.), Aug. Conf. XII, 1, 1 Ion- 
gior est petüio quam impäratio, id. serm. mont. ü, 
10, Codd. Theod. et lust. ss. 11. (Dirksen Man. s. 
n.), Gassiod. in ps. 101, 3 (2^ impetratione secums 
est, Ennod. ep. VIII, 37 al. 

IMPLICATIO: Cic, Aug. in ps. 69, 8, Possid. uita Aug. 
24 deuüans implicationem sui animi^ quem semper li- 
herum habere uolebat ab omni molestia temporcüi. 

impoenitendus: ad I s. u. add. Gassiod. Yar« I, 30 
impoenitenda est tdtio de due^ quae de legibus uenit. 
Cf. B n. 44 (apud Gassiod. exstat etiam illaudan- 
dus: Var. VIII, 20 'bonorum omnium breuis est 
definitio, uitare quae fecit, quoniam uere illaudanda 
sunt, quae suo iudicio comprobauit', ac forsitan 
lornandes quae habet huiusmodi, inexpugnandus 
et innumerandus, ab eodem Gassiodoro in epitomen 
suam transtulerit). 

Impolite: Gic, Aug. c. Grescon. IV, 2 ex. liceat tw)- 
Us sine inuidia non usqueguaque impolite contra 
errores hominum disputare. 

DIPOSSIBILIS: Quint., lust. App., Tert. bapt. 2, «de 
carne Ghr. 3, 4, adu. Valent. 9, adu. Hermog. 42», 
VIp. Dig., Amm., Macr. (uid. Mflhlmann Thesaur. 
d. class. Lat. s« u.), all. postt.: nos addimus comp, 
impossibilior Aug. c. sec. rcsp. lul VI, 29, et a 



— 638 — 

Rönsch p. 332 impossibilis act. q. impotens Valg. 
Sap. 11, 18. 

IMPOSSIBILITAS: App., Tert, Gassian. Incarn. VII, 3 
(plur.), ib. 4, Salu. Auar. I, 8, Petr. Chrysol. serm. 
51 ai., et all: 

in^öbatio: ad I s. u. sabind. Aug. in loann. tract. 
90, 2 improbatio uitiorum uirtuiumgue probatio. 

IMPBOPRIE: Plin. et Gell. ss. 11., Rufin.lOrig. i:. apxöv 
m, 5, 4, [Aug.] Categ. 16. 

iMPVGNATio: Cic. s.. Hier. (add. Gg.). lulian. ap. 
Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. lY, 103 cum $it contrarium 
necessitas et uoiuntaSj Ua ut.. mutua se impiigna- 
tione conaumant al., Ennod. ep. VI, 3 aduersus om- 
nem guae ex inuidia nascUur impugnationem . . serucm- 
dam esse con^antiamj ib. 9 mtdtis impiiignationibus 
praegraudti al. 

IMPVTATlo: Callistr. (sec. III) Dig., Cassiod. in ps. 
70, 7 negligendae sunt humanae imputationes^ guando 
diuinae nobis pröbantur fauere uirtutes^ in 76, 20 
al., id. Var. V, 27 qui nostrae maiuä imputationis 
ufdnera dedinare. 

INCASTIGATVS: Horat., Ferreoli (sec. VI med.) regula 
ad monach. praef. quidquid ineptum ledio incasti- 
gata protulerit. 

incautela: [Hilar.] anon. in lob II, p. 200 uerba la- 
biorum . . äligmndo inconsideranter proferuntur ex 
incautelüy et non ex iniguitate (C p. 9*). 

\ incestator : Aug. c. Faust. Manich. XXII, 98 nurus 
suae nefarim incestator^ id. unit. eccl. 2 al. (A p. 
39 et C p. 9*). 

INCLVSIO: Cic. s., Th. Prise. II, ehr. 16 dolor stamachi 



— 639 — 

. . gui. . fauctum guogue inclusionem et ructus diffi- 

dies fadat; nt t. t* rhet. Rufinian, 
INCOACTVS: Sen., Ga^siod. Var. XI, 3 qw)d generaUter 

dd>€0^ incoaäus exsoluo. 
INCOCTYS: Gell, e libr, de sacerd, publ. uel e Fab. Pict. 

et Plaut. 8., Th. Prise. I, 15 otm recentia incocta. 
INC0GITABILI6: act. Plaut., Lact., pass. Amm., fragm. 

iar. Vatic. 75 ex., Aug. quu. 62 ex.. Gl. Mam. an. 

I, 3 miro atque incogüabüi modo, 
f incomprehensibüüas : Fulg. Rnsp. Ad Trasimund. II, 

1 incomprehensibüüas digna miractdOj ib. inf. (A p. 

14* et 22*). 
finconfuse: Mar. Merc. Blaspb. Nestor, p. 914 B al., 

Agapet. pap. I, ep. 1 (in fidei confess. lustiniani) 

Filitim unigenitwm in dudbus naturis inconfwe in- 

commutäbüüer inseparabüUer agnoscendum^ <iFa- 

cund. defens. IX, 7» (B col. 207). 
incongruenter : Aug. Gonf. XIII, 3, 4 (G p. 9*). 
inconsequens : ad I s. u. add. Bufin. Orig. ic. apx« I^? 

1,17 praecipUur exterminari omne . . non . . circum- 

dsutHj guod ucUde inconsegpiens est, cum oporteret . . 

iuberi ut parentes punirentur, gui ßios.. non ck- 

cumciderunt; — adu. Goel. Aur., lul. ap. Aug. c. 

sec. resp. lul. II, 105 conuinco secwndum dogma 

tuum inconsequenter Apostolum pronuntiare (Rom. 

5,16) 'gratia avtem ex mxiiltis delictis in iustifica- 

tionem\ gui dixerat^ex uno peccato iudidum in con- 

demncUionem\ 
-fincontredabiUs: Aug. etiam c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 22 

uis nescio qme inui^büis et incontrectahüis secretis 

naturaltbus insita est^ fM iura prcpaginis naluralia 

delHescunt (B col. 208). 



— 640 — 

mcONVENlENTIA : Tert., Aug. morr. eccL 8, 11 guis 

. . non uideat per incomienientiam corporalis tempe- 

rationis kaec laedere^ ac rursus per conueniefUiam 

non laedere^ ib inf. bis, ib. 12, 13, quaestt. 59, 1 

al., Macr^ 
inconuert^is : Tert., Hier., Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. V, 42 

Deus^ cuius solitis est inconuertibüis incommutabilis- 

que natura y Conf. VII, 3, 4, in lob 7 al., lul. ap. 

Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. V, 25 inconuertibüem esse ma^ 

lüiam al., Facund. all.;«— fadu. Hier. Leo M. all. 

B col. 208 y add. Mar. Merc. Cyrill. apol. adu. 

Theod. p. 974 D, Rustic. c. Aceph. p. 1235 una ^- 

sistentia (est) inseparabüUer indiuise inconuertOn* 

lüer^ «Dion. er. hom. 28». 
INCORPOEALITAS: Tert,, Aug. Ciu. D. X, 11 ai cor- 

pore et incorporälitate dii a daemowhus distingmm- 

tuTj Macr., Isid. Ord. creat. 15, 9. 
INCORPOEAEE: Solin., Aug. in lob 39 ecdesiae credi- 

Umtos al., Cl. Mam. an. H, 3, 2 animam^ Prud. 
INCOEEVPTIBILITAS: Tert.; S. S. (bis) et Sulp. Seu. 

(Rönsch p. 217); Aug. Trin. IV, 18, 24 ex., CL 

Mam. an I, 3, 17 diuinüatis^ all. 
INCVLCATOE: Tert., Cassiod. Var. XH, 1 plus agit 

incidcator rationis^ quam possit exercere terribäis. 
INCVEVATIO: Plin., Hyg. Poet. Astr., [Fulg.] serm. 

24 indinatio Christi incuruatio est superbiae An^ 

tichristi. 
INDEFATIÖATVS : Seu., Fab. Claud. Gord. Fulgent. 

de aetatt. mundi XI p. 142 (Mus. Rhen. Nou. 

XXm) fatigato tot triumphis mundo ipse (Caesar) 

tanbum indefatigatus ciuüi sangmni non peperdt. 
INDEEINITE: Gell., Aug. Conf. XI, 26, 33 quid mdior 



— 641 — 

. . et dico aut indefinite Hongius est hoc tempus quam 

ülud\ ata etiam definite duplum est hoc ad iUud' 

(definite Cic. all.)- 
inddebUis: Adaman. locc. sanct. ni, 4 indelebüis in 

pauimento permanet idem eguinus cruor (C p. 10*). 
■\ indigeries: Anthim. 66 (pisum crudum) fa(M infta- 

tiones grattes et indigeries malas, Reg. Bened. 39 

(A p. 40 et C p. 10*). 
INDISSIMILIS: Varr.L. L. dub.,Hier. (add. Gg.), Rufin. 

Orig. 7c. apx- U, 3, 4 indissimiles sibi ac per omnia 

paresy Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. II, 7 indis- 

similem per omnia Patri. 
indiutdstis: [Hilar.] anon. in lob III p. 214 (C p. 10*). 
indomabilis: ad I s. u. sabind. lul. ap. Ang. c. sec. 

resp. lul. IV, 6 indomabüem te eam (concupiscen- 

tiam) sentire. 
ifidttäor: ad I s. u. add.: al. Aug. C. D. XVIII, 39 

YpttitjuaTOftt^aiöYer^, qui latine dici posstmt *) litera- 

rum indudores. 



4) Gf. Aag. ib. XIX, 19 Uicioxoicetv, si uelimas, latine saperin- 
tendere possumus dicere'(iit et ipse alibi facit et Hier.), id. qua. 
in Heptat. III, 38 ^quae graecus habet (Leuit. 11, 46) («aoYovoGvTa 
nostri quidam uiaificantia interpretari maluerunt, quia utcanque 
hoc verbum uoster usus recipit, quam facere nouam insolitom, si 
dici posset uinigignentia', id. c. Crescon. I, 14 'dialectica, quae, 
si usus admitteret, fortasse latine disputatoria uocaretur, dcut 
grammaticam literaturam latine linguae atriusque doctissimi appel- 
laoerunt', ad Oros. 5, de magistro 8, Seuer. ap. Aug. ep. lOO'nobis 
. . compaginabiliores , si tarnen admittis hoc verbum, aptare 
moliamur'. Similiter Augastinas, cum uerbum aliqaod subinfert aat 
noae affigaratum aut minus nsitatum, sibi canere sol.et adiecto'ut 
ita dicam', 'nt ita dixerim', 'ut sie loquar', ueluti: Ciu. D. XII, 26 
'potentiam suam, ut ita dicam, fabricatoriam*, X, 15, morr. eccl. 
12, 23, Trinit. XI, 2, 5 'quam teneriora atque, ut ita dixerim, for- 

7 



— 642 — 

ineffabüitas: Cassiod, (Epiph.) bist. trip. I, 19 quae 

pro Ms friudis qMestionihiS intei' aitertUros (cf. ann. 

1) disputcAa sunt^ . . manere intra sensum debent^ 

mentis ineffabilüate seruata (C p. 10*). 
INEXCITABILIS: Sen. (somnus),[Hilar.] intpr. anon. in 

lob II p. 128 immobüis et ine^citabUis. 
INFABRICATVS: Verg., Aug. c, epist. Manich. 31, 34 

de bonis quihusdam^ sed non summis et infäbricatis^ 

sicut est Deus^ id. uer. relig. 11, 21, Ennod. ep. 

V, 19. 
infamatio: ad I s. u. subiod. lu]. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 
• lul. II, 15 delicta uolwntatis imputare naturae et 

infamatione seminum morum petulantiam uindicare^ 

IV, 51. 
infestatio: Ambr. epist. 15,2 harbarica infestatione, 

Aug. c. Gaud. I, 21 adtiersüatis infestatione (C p. 

10*). 
INFINITAS: Cic. aliq., Amm. s., Aug. uer. relig. 43 

quae cum habeant infinitatem diimionis, non ipsa 

per sc, sed in*aliorum et maxime ipsius uniuersi 

comparatione tarn parua sunt. 
INFOKMATOR: Tert., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. 

II, 236 ecdesiarum. id. ib. III, 98. 
ingressio: ad I s. u. subind. Ambr. iu ps. 43, 1 ad 

aUare sacrosanctum. 
INHONESTAS: Tert., Aug. c. lulian. IV, 16, 82 con- 

fusionem inhonestatw esse^ non dubiwni. 
INHONORABILIS: Tert., [Hilar.] intpr. anon. in lob I 

p. 7 inhonorabües atque egeni effecti. 

mabiliorai sunt primordia semiuum , tarn efficaciter et capaciler se- 
quuntur intentionem maternae animae', in toann. tract. 13, 17 'con- 
tra istos, atsicloquar, mirabiüarios cautum me fecit Dens meus' al. 



— 643 — 

INIMICARE: traus. Hör. Stat. Aus. ss. 11. ; intr. Aug. 
in ps. 84, 4 a& hostibus suis uicinis circumqtjuigtie 
inimicantibus multcis molestias patiebatur (populus 
Israel), Conf. I, 18, 29 cor suum tMstat inimicando. 

INIMICITEB: prisci (u. lexx. s. u.), Adaman. u. CoL 
II, 1 7 non semely sed bis inimicUer agens, 

ININVESTIGABILIS: Tert., Hier, in Eph. II, ad 3, 8 
sq. ininuestigabiles diuüiae Christi, et aliq. ib. 

INOBSCVRABILIS: Tert., Aug. in ps. 41, 2 in illius 
hice lumen incbscurahile. 

flNOLlTVS: lul. Val. (Forc), Fulg. Rusp. Ad Trasim. 
1,4 inolitam ttetustatem demere. 

finoperatio: Knfin. Orig. tc. apx- h 3? 7 Patris et Filii 
beneficia %^l inoperationes peruenire ad bonos et ma- 
los, III, 3, 4 al. (C p. 10*). 

inordinate: Cels., Aug. c. Faust. VI, 9 uiuerSi Rufin. 
Orig. 7c. fllpx- Ij Ij 6 uidäur.. corpus humanuni 
. . ueltU guadam sui inaequcditate motus fnentis in- 
composite inordinateque suscipere, ine. quaestt. ex 
uet. Test. (t. 35 Migne) 1; al. Aug. (I s. u., add.: 
Unit. eccl. 20, 53, cl. ib. 54 'Circumcellionum in- 
ordinatas lic^ntias et superbas insanias'). 

inordinatio: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 135, 5 
quia nuila confusione , nuUa inordinatione . . creati 
sunt, 

INQVILINATVS , us: Tert., Aug. in ps. 38, 21 quae 
doMus est, quo migrandum est ex hoc inquüinatu? 
al., Cod. Theod. XII, 19, 2, Sid. 

inquinatio: Aug. mus. VI, 43 inquinationem et aggra* 
uationem animae, id. morr. Manicb. 16, 51 al. (C 
p. 10*); cf. sup. coinquinatio. 

INREPERCTSSVS: Tert., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. 



— 644 — 

IIi 98 (friuolam expositionem in hoc loco tuam . . 

despicerem,) et irrepercussam praeterirem. 
INEEPEEHENSVS: Ouid., Hier, in Gal. ü, ad 4, 10 sq. 

nee irreprehensos rdiquU. 
INBOTAEE: Minuc. Fei, Cassiod. in ps. 58, 4 qmrum 

uita torttu>sis semitis irrotaiur. 
INSATVEABILIS: Cic, Oros. (add. Gg.), Cassiod. Inst. 

Diu. 33 insaturabüi dolore, 
INSATVRABIIITEE: Cic, Ven. Mise. III, 9, 79 inferus 

insctturäbüUer eaua gutturapandens^ gut rapuit sem- 

per. 

INSOLABILITER: Hör., Ennod. ep. VIII, 41 ifmlabili- 
ter amantum ferretur äbsewtia^ nisi opem darent re- 
media literarum. 

INSPIRATIO: Solin., Tert., Cypr. ad Fortun. 1, Aug, 
grat. Christi 39 inspiratio caritatis per Spiritum 
sandumy de anim. orig. 1, 14, 19 quodgraecus diät 
1CV0TQV, hoc Latini uarie mterpretati sunt^ (üiguando 
flatumy aliquando spiritum, aligmndo inspirationem^ 
al. 

INSTEVCTOR: Cic. p. red. in sen, (conniuii), Aug. c. 
duas epp. Pelag. IV, 9 ecdesiarum in uerbo ueri- 
tatis, Cassiod, Var. VII, 5 instrudor parietum aut 
sculptor marmorum, 

DfSTRVCTVS, u: Cic, Aug. quu. in Heptat. II. 47 
'excepto instructu (Exod. 12, 37) uel censu uel 
sybstantia uel $i quo alio uerbo melius interpretatur 
aTcoaxßUY], manifestum est et homines significatos 
siue in seruis siue in mulieribus sme m his aetatibus 
quae militiae non essent idoneae (Vulg. pro illo ha- 
bet: absque paruulis). 

INSVLTATORIVS: Tert., Aug. in ps. 34 serm. 2,11 



--645 — 

guomodo aimtdata erat pax ipsorum^ . . sie iam insul- 
tatoria laus eofum; — finsultator Aug. c. Faust. 
Manich. XV, 9 nee curat (Ecclesia) imperitum in- 
suttatorem^ in ps. 41, 8 dicant insultatores mei: ubi 
est Deus tuus?^ in ps. 74, 3 al. (C p. 12). 

intelledor: Gassiod. in ps. 89, 12 utriusque Testa- 
^menti intelledor egregius (C p. 24, n. 17). 

-fifUeüeduare: Aug. in ps. 118 serm. 18, 4 intel- 
lectum dare homini, et quasi, utitadicam, intel- 
lectuare haminem (A p. 43). 

INTEIiLIGENTEB: Cic. et Plin. ep. ss. IL, S. S. ps. 46, 
8 ap. Aug. in ps. 46, 9 'psallite intelligenter (Vulg. 
sapienter), Aug. saep., ut Retr. 11, 57 quod indi- 
care potent, quisquis intelligenter legit, c. adu. Leg. 
et'Proph. I, 41 r^on insipienter, sed intelligenter ei 
didtur ,. , adu. lud. 2, Ciu. Dei XVI, 2 al. 

inteUigibiliter: Rufin. Orig. iz. apx- I, 1, 7 (mens) in- 
teUtgänliter mouetur (C p. 11*). 

INTENSIO: Scrib. Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 22, 23 
(praecepta medicinae) ah omni intensione medita- 
tionis abducunt. Cf. A p. 23 ad u. distensio. 

IHTENTATio: propr. Sen., trnsl. Tert. (criminum al.), 
lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 14 cur mortis 
intentatione quaterentur qui nesciebant, quid incom- 
modi afferret interitus?, et ib. sup. quos intentatio 
pertculi territabat. 

♦INTENTIO (sc uoluntatis, consilium, Absicht: Tin- 
tention): Dig., ut Papinian. XXXI, 77, 26 («nur 
b. ICti» 6g.), Aug. nuptt. et concup. I, 1 intentio 
huius libri haec est^ ut.. carnalis concupiscentiae 
mälum. . discernamus a honitate nuptiarum, c. lul. 
IV , 1 haec est et esse debet piorum coniugum inten- 



— 646 — 

ft'o, ut regenerationi generatio praeponatur^ d^ sec. 
resp. lul. IV, 116 ac per hoc. docere intendefas^ 
in natura non esse peccatum: tmnam ergo fuisse in- 
tentionem tuam . . , si non es nimmm ttanm , intdli- 
gis^ ib. 123 posuit ex isto libro, quae intentioni sum 
credidit conuenire^ et saep. ita, lul. ap. Aog. op. cit. 
IV, 1 1 9 neque enim iram awnctaüo breuiSj sedpertinßx 
meretur ifitentio^ 106 o intentionem nefandam, al. 

INTENTVS. us: Cic, App., tmsl. Pompei comm. p. 

144 Keil aut intentu loquentis auf per usiirpationeni 

fieri derittatiua. 
INTERCEPTIor Cic, Cassiod. in ps. 49, 20 qui.. in- 

terceptioneSj quibus innocens capiatur^ excogitat. 

INTERCLVSlo: Cic. (animae), Th. Prise. II, ehr. 1 uo- 
eis, al. (= parenthesis) Quint. 

interdidor: [Fulg.] serm. 62 faätis est ^äator plan- 
gentium^ interdictor portantixim^ consolator lacrima- 
rum (C p. 1 1*). 

interminatio: Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. IV, 16 (epi- 
stolam . . ironia maxime plenam,) non sine intermi- 
nationis gucditate eonfectam al. (C p. 11*). 

jnteesistere: Quint. saep., Aug. quaestt. 80, 1 ita 
Verbum uolunt carni esse coptdatum , ut nulla ibi . . 
(inima humana intersistat. 

intoleeabiliter: Co!., Fulg. Rusp. Ad Monim. III, 
1 legi Bei intoleräbiliter inimica^ Myth. Vat. I. 

fin-uertibilis: Aug. lib. arb. II, 24 rationem uerüa- 
temque numerorutn et ad senstis corporis non perti-- 
nere^ et inuertSnlem sinceramqice consistere (C p. 
11*). 

INVESTIGATIO: Cic, lulian. ap. Aug. c. lul. V, 15 



— 047 — 

eorum uanitatem^ qui putant naturalem profundita- 

teni posse inuestigatione aliqua comprehendi, 
INVINCIBIUS: App., Tert., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 

lul. II, 12 ut inuinciiilis cluat ^ Cassiod. in ps. 

135, 12. 
inuisibilitas: Aug. c Maximin. I, 13 (mmipotentis Dei 

al. (Cp. ii*y. 

INVITArV'S, u: Cic. ep. (inuitatu tuo), it. lul. ap. Aug. 

c. sec. resp. luL L 94. 
INVVLNEEATVS: Cic. s., Aug. in ps. 33 serm. 2, 3 

Salus isla inutUnerata et incorrupta persistit. 
firremediabiliter: Rufin. Orig. tz. apx- I, 6, 2 non ir- 

remediabÜiter moti . . ordinibt^s (C p. 11*). 
IVNCno: Cic. (?), Ven. Mise. VIII, 7, 29 noua iundio 

facta saltUis. 
IVRATIO: Tert., Aug. mendac, 8 hie (Matth. 5, 34) 

(ymnis iwratio drcumcisa est^ serm. 308, quu. in 

Hept. I, 55 al., intpr. Iren., Macr., Isid. Sent. II, 

31, 1. 
LABOKATio: Fronto, Adaman. u. Col.I, 1 ieiunMionum 

. . indefessus läborationilms^ III, 13. 
LAETABVNDVS: Gell., Hier. ep. 123, 11 al., Vulg., 

M. Cap., Alberic. serm. in Scholast. p. 947 t. 66 

Migue laetabunda cum ipso ad nuptiales epulas in- 

troiuit, alii. 
LAETAMEN: q. laetitia Adaman. u. Col. III, 26 ne 

illius laetaminis causam nee et tristifkaiionis a nie 

nu/nc hiquiratis manifestariy ib. inf.; spec. q. fimus 

uel quaecunque res laetificat segetes Plin., Pall. 
LAETATIO: Caes., Adaman. u. Col. II, 20 plangor in 

laetationem conuertitur^ 30, III, 27, id. locc. sanct. 

1,10, 



s 



— 648 — 

LANYGINOSVS: Plin., Dynamid. II, 46 tertium genus 
(iusquiami) magis lanaginosum. 

lapsare: Stat. (lapsare), Flor, (lapsaret), Yen. Mise. 
VIII, 7, 1 93 we sarcina lapaet; part. lapsans Verg. all. 

LATOR: legis, rogatiohis Cic. Liu., artis Gramm.; al. 
Aug. ep. 45, 2 per latorem huius epistclae^ [Folg.] 
serm. 38 angelt erant baitdi et delectabües latores. 

LAYDATIVVS: Quint., Cassiod. in ps. 40, 14 laudatiua 
condusiOj Victorin. in Cic. inu. 

LECTIVNCVLA: Cic ep., Ang. ep. 121 (Paulini), 1 gui 
. . in hora lectiuncidae huim circa te steterint. 

letaliter: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. c. lalian. II, 10, 33 

non letaliter^ sed uenialiter^ al., «intpr. Iren.» 
leuigatio: ad I s. u. add. lul. Val. III, 22. 

localiter: Tert, Amm., Aug. immort. anim. 24 si 
, . corpori anima tarnen non loaüiter vungitur^ genes, 
ad lit. VIII, 21, 40 temporaiiter et L ., al., Cassiod. 
Var., id. in ps. 60, 3 nee l, defendit, sed per totum 
mundum famnios suos custodit^ Fulg. Ad Monim. 
11,6 nee Filii nee Spirittis sancti missumem L factum 
quisqtiam dehet Christiamts accipere, ib. inf. , III, 7 
et saep., Isid. eccl. oflF. II, 23, 2 Z. ab inuicem dis- 
cedenies. 

longanimis: Hier. Orig. in lerem, h. 11p. 850, Gros, 
c. Pelag. p. 606 propter hnganimem sui aetemam- 
que clemerdiam (C p. 12*); adu. longanimiter 
Aug. serm. in circumcis. p. 1138 D t. 47 Migne 
(ib.); — longanimitas S. S. uers. uet. et Vulg. aliq., 
Aug. quant. anim. 30 solemus eam quam Graeci ^- 
xpc^upitav mcant longanimüatem inierpretari^ c. lul. 
V, 4, 14, Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. 



— 649 — 

LONaiVSCVLVS: Cic, Aug. Conf. XI, 27, 36 si uolu- 
erit aliquis edere longimculam uocem. 

flubricatio: Cassiod. in ps. 120, 3 hos pedes (i, e. 
cogitationes saas) ..ad animam mam loguens optqt 
propheta ne peccatorum lubricatiöne uertantur (B col. 
210). 

LVCRIFICARE: Tert., Aug. de catechiz. \0 ut infirmos 

lucrificaret. 
LVDICRE: Enn. ap. Non., App. s., Aug. de bapt. VII, 

53, 102 ¥bi. . totum hidicre et m/pmice et ioctdariter 

ageretur. 
LVDiFiCATio: Cic. s., Liu., Aug. Ciu. D. VI, 7, 2 

humanarum mentium al., Ennod. ep. IX, 31. 

MACERATio : Vitr. , Arn. , transl. Aug. (?) ad fratrr. 
erem. serm. 48 ieiv/niis et macerationibm. 

maledictob: P. Diac. ('maledictores dicebantur ab 
antiquis, qui nunc maledici', — ^an: maledici. . . 
qui nunc maledictores), Aug. in ps. 57, 11 male- 
dictorem gentis nostraey Enüod. Carm. I, 6 proL; 
— maledictio Cic, Arn., Aug. in ps. 108, 22 'opera, 
quibus aeterna m. comparatur\ ib 30, Hier. (?) in 
ps. 118, Vulg. 

fnaiefaäio: Dynam. II, 15 contra stomackfum nausean- 
tem et tremorem^ malefaäumem^ uertigines capitis 
(A p. 51). 

mälefactor: ad I s. u. subind. S. S. Vnig. 1 Petr. 
(Rönsch p. 57), Eu. loann. 18, 30 et al. 

malleatoe: Mart., Hier. Orig. in lerem, hom. 3, 1 
guotiescunque in tentationem incideriSy scito maUeum 
diaboltim esse , et malleatorem eum^ per quem te sa- 
hulus inseguitur^ et aliq. ib., Vulg., inscr. 

8 



— 650 — 

MANABILIS: Lucr., Cassiod. in ps. 135, 17 wf, gut 
sunt propria siccitate steriles , reddantur diuina lar- 
gitate manabiles, 

manatio: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. ep. 109 (Seueri Mi- 
leuitani), 1 hotwn me manattom.. stibiiciOj Aug. ipse 
in ps. 77, 25. 

MANCIPATYS, US (mancipare) : Plin., Aug. in loann. 
tract. 8, 4 eruit eam de mancipatu diäboli; — man- 
cipatus, US denom. (manceps) C. Theod. 

MANiPESTATOß: Non., Acr. ad Hör. (add. Gg.), Oros. 
contra Pelag. p. 588 Hauerc. perfidiae rnanifesta- 
tor aUenae^ Aug. c. Petil. II, 14, 33. 

MANSITARE: Plin. Tac, Solin. 1,18 ibi Romtdus fnan- 
sitauit^ Lucif. pro Äthan. I p. 831 t. 13 M., Hier, 
ep. 52, 5 ne svb eodem tecto mansiteSj Laurent, hon«. 
1 in domo publicani mansitare. 

mansuetare: Oros. c. Pelag. p. 596 inuicem elementa 
rixantia mansuetasse (C p. 12*). 

fmediolum: Anthim. 36 mediola ouorum.. plus con- 
grua sunt corporibus (quam albumina), 35 (A p. 53). 

MEDIOXIMVS: Plaut, (et de diis medioximis App., Sern., 
M. Cap.), Claud. Mam. an. III, 12 ex. nunc me- 
dioximum guiddam naturae incorporeae^ sed are(Aae 
sortita (anima) nee Deus est. . nee corpus y Sid. ep. 
IX, 3 inter spiritales regnlas ud forenses medum- 
mum quiddam (P. Diac. p. 123: medioximum me- 
diocre). 

MiLLENi: Scaeu. Dig. , Gai.; Lampr. et Amm. (HA 
p. 89), Vulg. (Ott Zur lat. Lexicogr. II, p. 9), 
Aug. c. Faust. Manich. XXXII, 4 miUenis ä cen- 
tenis uolutari cum scortis, id. quu. in Heptat. IV, 
1 x^^^ötpxcu^ appellauU constUuendos super miUenos 



— 651 — 

hamines^ et ib. aliq., Nou. Val., Prise, öSedal. (II, 
273)»; sing. Cassiod. Var. II, 37. 

fninistratio: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. c. aduers. Leg. et 
Proph. II, 24 al., Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. VII, 
11 ipso experimento gratiae miniMrationes edocti 
summ. 

•^ministratus^ u: Petr. Chrysol. serm. 166 solito mi- 
nistratu (B col. 211). 

miseranter: ad I s. u. add. Yen. Fort. uit. Germ. 24. 

miserator: Hier. Orig. in Ezech.hom. 6, 6 al, Aug. ep. 
69, 1 al., Cassiod. in ps. 144, 8 et saep. (C p. 13*). 

MITIGATIO: Cic. et auct. ad Her., Aug. Conf. XII, 
25, 34 ]olm mihi mitigationes in cor, ut patienter 
tales feram gtii. ., C. Aur. tard. II, 3, 67 doloris et 
saep. 

MONELa: Tert, Lucif. pro Äthan. II p. 889 t. 13 
Migne. 

MOTAKE: Verg., luL Val. (add. Gg.), Aug. de ord. I, 
24 motato capite abscessü; — motatio et motator 
Tert., motabilis Vulg. 

''^OTVS de rebus turbidis iam antt. (motus ciuium, 
seruilis, orbis: Georges Lex. s. u. I, BB, 2), sed 
noue recc. non iam de interioribus turbis, h. e. 
quae intra id quod, ut ita loquar, totius prolocu- 
tionis est subiectum (puta rempublicam, mundum) 
agitantnr, sed de iis quae extrinsecus ingruunt ac 
mouent, ueluti bellum exteruum reipublicae, de qua 
agitur, illatum uel intentatum: ita saepe scrr. bist. 
Aug. (maxime Vopisc), ut Spart. Hadr. 12,7 motus 
Maurorum compressit, Cap. Pert 2, 10 Gassiano 
motu composüo^ Vop, Aur. 19,2 quotiescungue gra- 
uior (diquis exstüit motus (i. e. bellum), eos (libros 



— 652 — 

Sibyllinos) semper inspeäoSy id. Tac. 3, 5 si nihü 
de Persicis mot^Xms nuntiatuTj id. Prob. 1, 16 et 
18, 4, Aur. 21, 2 al. (contra magis ad prioram 
consuetudinem Cap. Maximin. 5 , 4 'militarem mo- 
tum timebat', Vop. Car, 1, 2), Ampel. 46, 2 causa 
motus (h. e. belli Panici primi) praetendebaJbur du- 
plex (pro motus insolite motio Inn. Philos. tot. 
orb. descr. 37: motione populi fact«. . occiditur). 

MVLCEDO: Gell.,' lul. Val. 11^ 21 ad mtdcedinem au- 
rium^ Ps. Cypr. sing. der. 10, Sid. 

mtUtüoquax: ad I s. a. add. [Hilar.j intpr. anon. in lob 
IXT p. 208 ^ritm muUüoquax (lob 8, 2), gl. 

fmunerator: Aug. serm. a Mai. rep. 3 in. nuptiae^ in 
quibus Christus et munerator et conuiua discubmt 
(C p. 13*). 

MVEBATVS: Fest., Sid., Ven. Mise. XI, 1 uino myrrhaio. 

MVTABlllTEß: Varr., Fulg. Rusp- c serm. Fastidiosi 
8 quae in tempore mutabüiter fkmt^ Cassiod. in ps. 
1 18, 106, «Mar. Merc.» (De-Vit). 

navicella: Marcian. (sec. III in.) Dig., [Fulg.] serm. 
21 postnauicellampostvlas thrormm^ Fulg. serm. ant. 

NAVIFRAGVS: Verg. Ouid. et Stat. ss. 11., Ennod. u. 
Epiph. p. 413 quid uelui nauifragos (y9. nauis fra- 
gos) scopuhs perhorrescis?, Fulg. M. 

NEGLECTio: Cic, Fulg. Rusp. remiss. peccat. I, 6 ex. 

NIGRITVDO: Plin., Aug. in ps. 91, 11 peccatorum. 

NOMIN aTOE: Vlp., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. IV, 
4 nominatorem feminae (h. e. Adam uxori nomen 
imponentem) al., Codd. Theod. et lust. 

nominatus adi. : Aug. Ciu. D. XVI, 2 quid nominatius 
Christo.,?, Cassiod. (Epiph.) h. trip. IX, 4 eatem- 
pestate Theodosius tarn propter parentum nobüüaiem 



— 653 — 

quam pro fortüudine propria nominatisaimus habe' 

batur aA'.j Reg. Bened. 9 a nominatissimis dodoribus 

orthodaxis et catholids (A p. 55 et 21*); — synon. 

opinatas Rufin. (C p. 14), Fab. Cl. Gord. Fulg. 

aet. mund. XI, p. 141 ut nomine tantum opmatus 

eoßsisteret (Mucius), membrorum facta est turpata 

ruina^ Cassiod. Var. X, 30. 
ntmct^HiUiuitö^): Fulg. Rusp. Ad Trasim. I, 6 ut.. 

comequenter non nuncupatiui^ sed naturalis nominis 

ueritas proharetur (C p. 1 3*). 
OBlECTATio: Caes., Ennod. ep. IX, 30 nee fortitudo 

qualibet obiectatione confringi (potest). 
oblatoe: Tert., Ambr. (Gg.), Fulg. Rusp. Ad Trasi- 

mund. I, 12 u/nus idemque et oblator muneris et 

mumis (actus est oblatoriSj Ennod. 
OBLIQVITAS: Plin., trnsl. Aug. c. Cresc. IV, 64 episto- 

lam, de qua fecisti sub eadem urbana obliquitate 

mentionenty Prise. 
obsecundatio: Aug. ep. 22, 1 pro tua praestantia et 

mea öbsecundatione (C p. 13*). 
OBSEBVATBIX: Tert., Ps.-Soran. quu. medic. 14 me- 

dicinalis ars est obseruairix naturae. 
obtempeeanter: M. Aur. ap. Front., Aug. Ciu. D. 

XVI, 25 (Abraham utentem) . . coniuge temperanter^ 

ancüla öbtemperanter (h. e. ita ut in eo ipso nil 

nisi eoniugi suae iubenti obtemperaret) , nuUa in- 

temperanter^ id. c. sec. resp. lul. I, 70, Prud. 

OBTEMPERATIO : Cic, Aug. mus. I, 7 uolo mihi dicas^ 
utrum corpori tribuendum sit^ id est öbtemperationi 



5) Adiectiaa recc. in -iuus inaeni 819 (hinc corr. A p. 19* add. 
ad ann. 21). 



— 654 — 

cuidam corporis ^ si quid isti homines (sc. musici) 

imitaiione faciimt, 
obvebberaee: App., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec, resp. lul. II, 

1 si,. Urd ntdlo imperitorum öbuerberaremur tumuUu, 
OLEOSVS: Plin., Cassiod. Var. XII, 14 oleoso ac suaui 

liquore. 
fOMNlMODE: Fronto ad M. Caes. I, 8, Rufin.. Orig. 

TC. a9x<3^ I, 6, 3 st omnimode neque in his^ guae 

uidentur . ., neque in his, quae non uidentur . ., peni- 

tus pars ista ah illa discrepcänt ^ ib. inf., [Hilar.] 

intpr. anon. in lob II p. 139 omnimode dei^ctum 

atgue confusum^ ih. p. 183, Chalcid. (Ap. 57; adi. 

etiam Aug. de ord. I, 21 'tales omnimodi amores\ 

de nat. boni I, 18 ^per omnimodam speciei priua- 

tionem', al., «Vulg. Is. 66, 11»). 
opificivm: Varr., Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. III, 154 

cui posteritati non negat Deus honus optficium bo- 

nwm al., Gelas. pap. tract. 
oppressor: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. Ciu. D. XVI, 4 al. 
OPTABILITER: Aug. Trinit. XIII, 1,3, compar. Val. 

Max. 
*ORATOR q. precator: Plaut., sim., nisi quod mente 

christiana, Aug. doctr. christ. IV, 1 5 orando pro se 

ac pro illis^ quos est ailocuttirus^ sü oratofi' ante quam- 

didOTy crSalu. ep. 8». 
originarius: Ennod. uita Epiph. p. 398 uides uniuersa 

Italiae loca originariis uiduata adtoribus, id. dict. 

4 al., Gelas. ep. (C p. 14*). ^ 
PACIFICE: Cypr., Aug. ep. 33, 6 omnia pacifice con- 

ferendo, 88, 7 al., Vulg. 
PAPILIO q. tentorium: Tert., scrr. bist. Aug. et Veg. 

m. (HA p. 23), Aug. Locut. iii Heptat. I (ad Gen. 



— 655 — 

30, 37) tentorki^ quos etiani papiliones Uocanty Greg. 
Hist. Franc. IV, 4 5 ibique papiliones extendit^ Isid. Or. 

parentela^): Cassiod. Var. VIII, 1 in parentdae locum 
noster iam transire debet affedus^ Adaman. d. Col. 
II, 27, «Actt. SS. Firmi et Rust. n. 1» (C p. 14*). 

paeiabe: Tert., Lamprid. (HA p. 27); al. (sc. debitum 
redditione) Vlp. Dig., [Fulg.] serm. 18 numquid 
possmt pariare debitum patris. 

PARILITAS: Gell., App.; Tert. (Rönsch. p. 54), Aug. 
uer. relig. 40 si modum parilitatis seruauerint al., 
Gl. Mam. an. II, 5, 2, alii. 

PARTICVLARIS: App. dogm. Plat. III, Th. Prise. II, 
ehr. 21 (ymnes aegritudines particulares j ibid. nisi 
adiutoriis catholids primo curentur, aliter partiada- 
res caus(ie curari non poterunt, Cod. Theod. XI, 5, 
4 et C. lust. 

-fpasta s.: PI. Val. 'adipis pastae siue phasiani . .' (A 
p. 59), Anthim. 22 de fasianis et pustis, hoc est de 
anseribüs quia pascuntur, 

PASTINATOR: Col., Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. IV, 135 
uineae spirituales et domus non gmndoque^ morien- 
tibus pastinatoribus et aedificatoribm suis, posside- 
buntur ab aliis, sed ab ipsis sine fine uiuentibus. 

PASTORivs: Ouid. (peius, sacra), Flor. (populus\ Calp. 
(uirtus),al. [Hilar.] intpr. anon. in lob I p. 24 asinae 
pastoriae guingentae al. 



6) Cf. supra 11. ss. incautela, monela (utrumque recc), et cetera 
nomina hnias fignrae: acutela r(ecc.), assequela r, candela, oapta- 
tela r, cautela, cicindela Plin., condactela r, corruptela, custodela, 
fonela r, fagela, incorruptela r, loquela, Inela Lacr., mandatela r, 
nitela r, obsequela, peccatela r, protutela r, seqnela r, suadela, su- 
tela, turbelae, tutela. 



— 656 — 

patenter: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 106, 17 qmnr 
tum noceat ista desertio^ patenter exponitur^ PI. Yal. 

peccantia: Tert., Adaman. uita Golumb. I, 16 joac- 
cantias conßäur suas. 

pecualis: Ennod. apoL pro synod. p. 325 sie uos in 
Stupor em pecucdem peccati nebula . . öblimatj Yen. 
Mise. X, 3 cU>08 pecuaks j id. uita Mart. II, 146, 
Facund. (C p. 14*). 

PECVUOSVS: Plaut», Sidon. (Gg.), Cassiod. Var. VIII, 
33 Qüabri peaUiosi. 

*pectis i. fetus humanus in utero materuo iam anima- 
tus, uoüdum tarnen maturus: Tb. Prise. III, 6, Cas- 
siod. de anima 7 medendi artifices gmdra^esimo die 
humanum atgue mortale pecus animam dicunl acd- 
pere^ cum se in utero matris €x>eperit commouerey id. 
in ps. 57, 2 peccatores tanquam äbortiuos proiedos 
ab utero dicU ecdesiae^ qui . . tan^guam tenerae pecu- 
dis fatuata mollUies non ad lucem uitcdem, sed in 
perfidiae tenebras prohmiur abiecti (A p. 61). 

pellacha: Lucr., Am., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. 
U, 98 ne pellaciae magis quam constantiae crederäur, 

PENETRATio: App. Flor,, Aug. c. epist. Manieh. 24, 
26 terra tenebrarum^ qme terram Uwis non modo 
uicinitate contingU^ sed etiam penetratiane disstUcai. 

PEBAEDWS^): Cic., Caßsiod. Inst. Diu. 27. 
PEECOMMODVS: Liu., Veg. r. mil. 1, 10 6t equites ipsos- 
que equos.. ad natandum exercere percommodum est. 



7) Gomposita hone in modum cum per- praepositione nomiaa 
adiectioa (uel partidpia), conumeratis etiam aduerbiis, si qiiae ad- 
iectiuiB, quibas attribni possent tanqaam qaaedam eonun tctwocic 
(uelati perbene eius qaod est perbonus), carere uidebantar, — in- 
oeni uett. c. 170 (p. A. 27), recc. 73. 



— 657 — 

peecontatoe: Plaut, et Hör. ss. IL, Aug. de ord. I, 
11 potest odiosus percontator pergere quaerere, gme 
causa erat^ w<.., al. 

PERDVEVS: Papin. Dig., Aug. ep. 71 (ad Hieronym.), 
4 perdmum erit^ situa interpretatio per mtdtas ec- 
desias freguentius coeperü lectUari, quod a graecis 
ecclesiis latinae ecclesiae dissondbwnt. 

jpermansio: ad I s. u. add. Amm., Ambr. in ps. 1 , 20, 
Aug. etiam mus. VI, 56 siue regressione siue per- 
mansione, c. sec. resp. lul. V, 58 de quibus (ange- 
lis) sine dubitatione credendum est , quod acceperint 
non passe peccarepro merito permansionis suae^ quo- 
niam steterunt, guando aliis cadentibus etiam ipsi 
peccare potuerunt^ ep. 82, 1 et saep. 

permioae: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 

22 (Plato) censuit permixte utendum feminis^ Gin, 

D. n, 2 al. (cf. De- Vit). 
PERMODICVS: Suet. bis, Vlp. Dig. s., Capit. Ver. (HA 

p. 106), Firm. matb. praef, mathesis permodica, 
PPRMOTIO: Cic, Aug. Ciu. D. IX, 4 ülam permotio- 

nem pati. 

PEENicio: Garg. Mart., Dynam. H, 100 (oleum aspho- 
delinum) conümsturis et pernicionibus prodest, 108 al. 

PEEPALLIDVS: Cels., [Appul.] Polem. Physiogn. p. 121 
Rose gutttdae perpaUidae et aliae glaucae. 

PEEPETEABILIS: Tert., [Appul.] Polem. Physiogn. p. 
121 Rose quidquid infandum cogitari uel non cogi- 
tari potest huiusmodi oculis petpetrahile est. 

PEEPLEXIO: Ps. Pore. Latrö in Catil. , intpr. Iren. 
(Rönsch p. 82), Rufin. Pamph. apol. pro Orig. p. 
367 t. 24 Orig. ed. Lomm. (substantia uini atque 

9 



— «58 — 

escae) per omnes corporis eim compa/jes ac membro" 
TUM perplexiones diffundebaiur^ Boeth., Hist. trip. 

pereidicvle: Cic, lul. ap. Aug, c. sec. resp. lul. II, 
50 tu perridicvJe ineptire uohiisti, 

PERSCEVTARE: Plaut., Riifin. Clem. Recogn. III, 45 
ertimuif, ne foüe.. perscrutaretur domus dus; part. 
perscrutatus pass. Amm., Cassiod. in ps. 150 concl. 
perscrutatus semper copiosior inuenitur. 

perseuer(ü)ilis : Ven. Fort, uita Leob. 15 qui.. sine 
pompae ostentatione monacJmm se . . in suo proposito 
perseuerabilem demonstrahai (C p. 14*). 

*PERSONA concr : rar. uett. (ut Cic. ad Att. VIII, 12, 
4 : ecquae pacifica persona desideretur, an in bel- 
latore sint omnia, Suet. aliq.), sed freq. ICti (Dirk- 
sen s. u.), Cäpit. Ver. 4, 5, Firm. math. V, 1 cum 
potentioribus personis habebit non modica certamina 
al., Sidon. ep. II, 2 ita ut tot possit recipere sellas, 
quot sola sigma personas^ ib. ep. 7 singulas gmsque 
per Sanas id ipsum efflagitantes^ IV, 24 tälis persona, 
quae ttelit medium relaxare , cum totum possit exi- 
gert , 2 5 fecit . . , quod satis decuit facere personani , 
quae caput est ciuitati nostrae per sacerdotium, pro- 
uinciat uero uestrae per ciuitatem, V, 17 nullus 
sermo qui proderet^ nulla persona quae proderetur, 
VII, 5 aliq., VTII, 14, IX, 3, ib. 11, Salu. Gab. 
D. III, 84 si maxirnum scelus minores uideantur 
agere personaey IV, 100 qui non^ in quatncunque per- 
sonam cupiditatis improbae calor traxerity mentis se- 
quatur insaniam, et saep., Greg. Tur. hist. Franc. 
II , 7 interea uidit duas personas se inuicem uene- 
rabiliter salutantes, IV, 13 collectis uilibus personis 
. . iosdem tanfummodo düigebat , alii postt. Non de- 



— 659 — 

sunt tarnen apud sec. V scriptores exempla meto- 
nymiae magis aliquanto intra modum antiquioris 
usus se continentis, ut Sid. ep. III, 13 'elegans 
homo . . cuiusque sit spectabilis persona uisentibus\ 
et sim. II, 8, III, 3 et 4, V, 19, VI, 11, VII, 14, 
18, VIII, 6 et 11, Salu. ep. 9 'ne auctoritatem 
scriptis persouae suae paruitas derogaret* (ICti 
quoque utroque modo, e. c. serui et ceterae perso- 
uae Gai., quae personam eins — sc. serui — attin- 
gunt Dig.). De deriuati hinc adiectiui pebsokalis 
usu, quem et ab ICtis et a Gramm, frequentari 
constat, cf. praeterea Rustic. c. Aceph. p. 1193 
unitionem naturalem et non personalem^ quia non 
modo una persona j sed et una ex duahus natura^ 
Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. XI, 3 praeponens causis 
personalihus generalem täüitatem; adu. pebsonali- 
TEB Gell., Arn., Ambr. (add. Gg.), Aug. in loann. 
tract, 30, 7 non personaliter iudicare^ sed rectum 
iudidum retinere^ Salu., Asper. Hinc est f per so - 
nalitas Paul. Nol. (B col. 214), Petr. Chrysol. 
serm. 88 ut insu in Patre et Füio et Spiritu sancto 
personalitas definita^ non separata diuinitas. 

*PEBSONARE c. acc: haec Sil., classicum App., c. obi. 
transit. S. Ruf. breuiar. 29 tuafada sunt per sonanda^ 
Prud.'Christum personasse^Aug.in ps. HO, 1 s. f. 

-fperuagatio: Agapet. pap. I ep. 2 guae in peruagatione 
r^ehensibüia sunt^ uitare (C p. 14* et 28*). 

PEEVEESIO: in uerbis uel sententiis auct. ad Her., 
Tert., sim. Cassiod, in ps. 23, 6 anastrophe id est 
peruersio; al. (mentis) Aug. de diuers. quaestt. 36, 
1 cum (homo) seruit cupiditati peruersione miserahüi. 

PEEVESTiGATio : Cic, Aug. ep. 102, 5 (cum omnis 



— 660 — 

natura reruiu tarn sit pleoa miraculis,) ut non quasi 

facili peruestigatione rationis , sed uidendi consuetu- 

dine mira non sint^ id. Trin. II pr. in tcmti perue- 

stigatione secreti. 
PEEVNCno: Plin., Th. Prise. II, ehr. 21 uel fricatiom 

uel peru^idione^ C. Aur. freq. 
pestilentiosus: ad I s. q. subind. Aug. lib. arb. III, 74 

pernidosarum consuetudinwm pestilentiosa dtdcedine, 

nuptt. et coueup. II, 29, 50 ManicJiaei pestilentiosa 

doärinay et add. Ps.-Soran. quü. med. 107 aegri- 

tudo al. Bamab., ep. 
PIGNEßATOE: Cic, Aug. quu. in Heptat. V, 41 ut ncm 

intret pignerator in domum , ne fiat perturbatio debi- 

fori, 
pisare: ad I s. u. add. Comp. Vitr. 30 pisando^ Dy- 

nam. I, 57 si.. cum axungia pises et misceas. 
placabiliter: Gell., Cassiod. Var. VI, 17 (necesse 

habet a turbatis exquirere,) quod nobis possit placa- 
biliter intimare, X, 33. 
placatio: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. Giu. D. II, 27 numi- 

num^ et (post P. Chrys.) Ennod. dict. 19 ex. ^ 
plantarium: ad I s. u. add. Aug: Conf. VII, 3, 5 

quis inseruit mihi plantarium amaritudinis?^ Vulg. 

Dan, 
poenaliter: Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 27 quodirro- 

gauit üle poenaliter y Cl. Mam. an. I, 23 (C p. 15*). 
pollicitatoe: Tert., Aug. morr. Manieh. 17, 55 a 

uoUs , magnis omnino pollidtatoribus rationis ac ueri- 

tatis^ quaeram primum^ quid..^ c. epist Manieh. 

32, 35, al., inser. Afr.. 
possessivncvla: Cic. ep.. Hier, in Sophon. ad 3 pos- 

sessiunculas Ecdesiae . . uertentes in lucrum suum. 



— 661 — 

POSTVLATOB: Suet., [Folg.] serm. 10 adstwi ego dorn- 

rum largitor , et tu dermis negligens posttUator. 
POTESTATivvs : Tert., Cod. lust. (Rönsch. p. 131), 

Montani (sec. VI in.) ep. 1 , 3 contra ins fasgue 

potestatim elatits cothurno ((^an: potestatis sublatus, 

nam ^p- potestatisuelatus). Cf. B ad u. caritatiue. 
potionabe: Suet. (part. perf.), Garg. Mart. cur. boum 

p. 31 ed. Luneb. potionabis iumenta al., S. S. uers. 

ant. (Rönsch p. 157), Hier., Veg. uet. 
pbaecipitanter: Lncr., Cassiod. an. praef. petii vi.. 

nee praecipitanter quaererent , quod plenum difficul- 

tatis imperaretU, Inst. Dia. 15 ne iuste arguamini^ 

si praecipUcmter alios emendare tentetis^ De miracc. 

S. Steph. II, 5, 1, «Rufin.» (De-Vit). 
PEAECVRSOBIVS: Pün. ep.-, Amm. (XXIII, 6, 35, XXXI, 

3, 6 al.), Aug. c. Petil. III, c. 56 lauacri praecur- 

sorium sacramentum al., Cassiod. Var. HI, 51 iw- 

cifeH praecursorias uelocitates al. 
praedicäbilis: ad I s. u. subind. Treb. Poll. (ELA p. 

45"*"), [Hilar.J anon. in lob III p. 205 nihil est ita 

pr(iedicabile, sictUi magni hominis ruina^ Sulp. Seu. 

ep. dub. 6, 4 domine praedicäbilis freier ^ et adiic. 

Cassiod. in ps. 56, 1 1 praedicabili Dominum actione 

laudarcj id. Var. I, 6, X, 19 aL 
praedicamentticm: luL ap. Aug. (s. u. subalternus), al. 

(q. praefigurätio) Aug. c. Faust. XX, 18 (C p. 15*). 
praeexsistentia: Rustic. c. Aceph. p. 1189 (dogma 

Origenis) de praeexsistentia , quod sanäi patres . . 

stA anaihemate damnawrunt (B coL 215). 
' PBAEELOBEBE: Plin., Hier, in ps. 29 Bomini ^oriam^ 

guae matutina eim resurrectione praefloruit. 
PRAEPOBMATIO: Hilar., Rufin, Orig. n. a^x. II, 11, 4 



'•*: 



' • - '_T « 



— 662 — 

per adumbrationem i. e. futurae formae lineamentis 
ante designatiß praeformatio ad $uscipiendos ueros 
colores tarn paratior inuenitur. 

PRAEGßESSlo: Cic , lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. II, 
3 6 reliqv/um uuigw . . muttm p'oegressione dedpitur^ 
ac . . totum putat coniungi posse rebus , qmd uiderit 
uoctbm esse sociatum. 

*PBAEIVDICARE c. dat. q. obesse: ICti (VIp. Paul. 
all.),Tert., Anibr. (add. Gg.), Aug. c. sec. resp. 
lul. II, 49 al., Fulg. Rusp. c. Fastidios. 14 non 
praeiudicat catholicae fidei, qtwd.., ep. 7, 8 a» for- 
sitan temporum cuiquam potest praeiudkare longae- 
uitas^ ut^ sicut peracto tricennali spatio nullus sinitur 
legibus kunumis ablata repetere^ sie legibus diuinis 
post longa peccandi spatia non liceat indtdgentiam 
posUdare? al. 

PRAELVCIDVS: Plin., Cassiod. Var. VI, 14 iam erit de 
uestra claritate pradueidus: 

praenuntiatio: Aug. fid. et opp. 27, 49 per hos simiH- 
tudines et praenuntiationes , c. Adim. 16,3 al. (C 

p. 15*). 

pRÄEOCCVPATio: Nep. (locorum), Aug. de peccat. merit. 
II, 2 Jmius guaestionis (h. e. sitae homini arbitrium 
liberum) solutio de hominis uita sine ulla stdn'eptione 
uel praeoccupatione peccati . , maxime necessaria est; 
t. t rhet. Aug. quu. in Heptat. II, 103 per pro- 
lepsin^ hoc est per praeoccupationem al., Cassiod. iu 
ps. 19, 1, in 21, 12; t. t. medic. (= emphragma) 
Veg. uet. 

PBAEPEDIMENTVM *) : Plaut., Cl. Mam. ep. ad Sid. 
(inter Sid. epp. IV, 2), Sid. ep. VII, 8. 

8) Cf..sap.blanditer, concipilare, dispudet, fringnltire, mediozimus , 



— 663 — 

*praerogare: Fulg. Rusp. serm. 2, 5 aynoscite, quid 
Dens hominibtis dignatus est praerogare (C p. 15*). 

PEAESAGITIO: Cic. Cassiod. Var. XU, 19 imminentia 
bona quadam animi praesagitione dignoscimm. 

praesentialiter: Aug. (?) ad fratrr. in eremo serm. 5 
si in his diehtis . . praesentialiter uobiscum non fui^ 
Ven. uita Amant. 9 tienit.. quasi innocentiam suam 
praeseniiuliter monsfratiirus , id. u. Leob. 5 et 23 
(Bcol. 515). 

praesigmre: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. in loann. tract. 
25, 5 nauiüida illa ecclesiam praesignabat , id. de 
catechiz. 3, 6 al., Cassian. Coen. Inst. II, 9, Max. 
Taur., Rufin. 

PEAESVMPTYOSE: Hier, in ps. bo qui non timet (diui- 
nitatem), pr. agit, Sid. 

t*PRAESVMPTVS adi. : Coripp. (loh. IV, 904 prae- 
sumptior) , Drac. c. V (Dühn) ,91 qmndo fugax 
praesumptiis erit uel debilis audax? 

PBAETERITIO: Aug. Cönf. XI, 27, 35 (longam — syi- 
labara — num praesentem metior, quando nisi fini- 
tam non metior?) eins autem finitio praeterüio estj 
id. gen. ad lit. II, 14, 28 per temporis praeteritio- 



et a]ia praetarea apud Claadianum Mamertum obsoleta uel 
certe uetustiora, ut oppido (Quiut.: ^oppido' quidem usi sunt paulnm 
tempore nostro superiores, uereor ut iam nos ferat quisquam) 

I, 1 oppido stuäiose, II, 3, 1 oppido öbseure diasertam, III, 8. l op- 
pido patefaciety II, 7, 5 et saep. (Appul. saep., Vulg. Gen., Sid. ep. 

II, 10 al.), — creper II, 11, labascere I, 3, II, 3, 6 ne istiusmodi 
rationibus aententia tibi piadta läbascatj medallitus III, 10, 1 
(App. ter, Amm. bis, Sid. ep. VllI, 7), opprobrare I, 3 quem nobis 
opprobrandum rere, quaiesunt III, 18, opulens III, 13 (negotium), im- 
praesentiarom ib., alia, — quibus comprobatur, quod Sidon. Apol- 
lin., amicus Mamerti, illius de eloquio dicens sententiam ep. IV, 3 
ait: noua ibi uerba, quia uetusta. 



— 664 — 

nem et aduentum^ C. lust.; t. t. rbet. ica^ttk&t^K; 

Aquila, anon. schem. dian. p. 74 Halm, M. Cap. 
praeualescere: ad I s. n. subind. Aug. Ciu. D. II, 21, 

4, XXII, 8, 12, Possid. uita Aug. 18 praeualescente 

aduersus illwm e^rorem redae fidei ueriiate. 
PßAEVALlDE: Plin., Coripp. lohann. II, 151 praewi'- 

lide pugnat eques. 
PEECATVS, us: Stat., Amm.,. Claud. Mamert. epist, 

ad Sid. IV, 2 (inter Sid. epp,) cumjprecatu^ Sidon. 

saep., ut VI, 1 precatu too, III, 3 nostratium pre^ 

catibus, IX, 3 (idem — post alios — oratos: VI, 7 

nestro oratu, I, 11). 
principari: Hier, in Eph. IH ad 6, 12 sm mundo et suis 

tenebris.. prindpantur (daemones), cf. C p. 16*. 
PBiVATio: Cic. bis, Gell., Aug. de gen. ad lit. lib. 

imp^rf. 5, 25 priuaüones lucis uocum specierum al. 
*PEIVILEGIVM: transl. (q. ins praecipuum) pA, scrr. 

bist. Aug. (HA p. 108), ICti, Pacat. (HA 1. 1.), 

Sid. ep. VIII, 6 uir ortu clarissimus^priuüegiospecta' 

Ulis; figurate Cl. Mam. an. II, 7, 2 scientiae 

priuilegium sM uindicantj 10, 1 praetento scientiae 

priuilegio. 
PEOBABILITAS: Cic. aliq.. al. lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. 

lul. III, 163 probabilüate et ea mediocritate laudum 

quae natwris debelur etiam in nascentibus guibiisgue 

seruata, 
PROCLiviTAS: B. Afr,, trnsl. Cic. 'baec. . nominetur 

. . procliuitas' , [Fulg.] serm. 53 Elisabeth infecmtr- 

dae comparis iam in summum Senium dierum pro- 

cUuiiate uergentis. 
PEOCREATio: abstr. Cic, Hier. ep. 54, 9 oh liberorum 

procrecUionemj Firm, m., Aug. in Hept. III, 82 al.; 



— 665 — 

concr. Vitr., Ang. serin. 4 Mai. ut procreationes 
SMos non perdat terra ^ Boeth. diuis. p. 878 Migne 
germs non in significationes j sed in gmsdam a se 
guodammodo procreationes disnmgitur. 

pbodigialitee: Hör. et Col. ss. IL, lul. ap. Ang. c* 
sec. resp. lul. ni, 29 peperisse^ Aug. c. sec. resp. 
lul. VI , 1 9 prodigialüer et nimium deformiter dici. 

"^olatio: ad I s. u. ind. Aug. gen. ad lit. IV, 22, 39 
sententiae^ et sim. al. 

peominentia: Vitr., C. Aur. acut. III, 1 , 3 (oculo- 
rum) al., concr. Sol., Auien. ora mar. 159, 171. 

promissio: ad I s. u. add. saepe Aug., ut Ciu. D. 
XVI, 16, quu. in Hept. II, 47 . ., et alii eccl. 

PEOMVLGATio: Cic, lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. in, 
43, Oros. c. Pelag. p. 599, Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist 
tripart. VII, 1 8 qtumiam promulgaiionem fidei Ari- 
minensis anaihematizauerat^ Ennod. ep. V, 27, IX, 
33 al. (promulgator — cf. I s. u. — etiam Aug. in 
ps. 50, 8 Moyses minister legis^ Christus promulga- 
tor legis^ Ennod. ep. VII, 12). 

pbonyntiatob: Cic, Fronto, Aug. serm. mont. II, 2 
sunt Jiypocritae Simulator es , tanquam pronu/ntiatores 
personarum alienarum^ siaxt in fheatrids fabuiiSj 
ep. 101, 3 in quibusdam (numeris) etiam süentio- 
rvm dimensa interudUa miscentur^ guae omnino sen- 
tiri nequeuntj nisi auditorem prommtiator informet 
al., Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. IX, 38 lectores et 
psalmi pronuntiatores. 

PEOOEMIARI: Plin. ep., Aug. ep. 117 (Dioscori) pro-- 
oemiari apud te non solum superflumn^ sed etiam 
molestum^ qui rem, non uerba desideras, Sid., lul. 
Vict. 

10 



— 666 — 

PROPAGINARE: Tert., [Fulg.] serm. 4€ proiycufinata 

uitis a patibulo, a sepulcro ad coelum texit ^nontes 

unibra eiüSy Isid. 
PROPENDVLVS: App., Aug. anim. orig.IV, 20, 32 ntam- 

mds protumidas et propendtdas. 
PROPERATio: M, et Q. Cic. epp. ss. IL, Sali, fragm. 

Susp., Amm. s., Ambr. Off. ministr. 1, 18, 74, Dict. 

Ephem. I, 5, Ennod. ep. V, 25 Mediolamm mm 

summa properatione commeauü^YlI^ 28 {cf. De-Vit). 
PROPITIABILIS: Em., Tert. «ieiun. 15», Prud., Aug. 

(?) Specul. 33 propitiäbüi dignatione accipe tantälum 

sacfificium fidei meae. 
PROPRiETARivs: s. Paul. Vlp; Pomp. Dig., adi. Cassiod. 

Var. VII, 44 desiderarUi tibi illum locum praprie- 

tario iure conöedimus. 
proteruia: Cassiod. Var. III, 27 ui de se magis sumat 

poenas proteruia^ dum cohibetur innoxia (C p. 17*). 
PROTVMIDVS: App., Aug. anim. orig. IV, 20, 32 (s. u. 

propendulus). 
PROVISOR: Hör. et Tac. ss. 11., Hier. adu. Pelag. III, 

10 bonorum omnium^ Aug. Ciu. D. II, 20 delidarmn 

suarum prouisoribus, Mar. Merc. p. 206 Migne cibi, 

Cassiod. (Epiph.) hist.'trip. IV, 1 miiuersorum crea- 

torem et prouisorem, Vulg. Mach.; al. inscr. (cf. 

De-Vit). 

-fpseudochristiams: Aug. c. Faust. I, 3 nos pseudo- 
chriMianos cauemus^ quod uos (Manichaeos) esse 
ostendimus al. (A p. 69). 

PVGiVNCVLvs: Cic, Aug. c. lul. VI, 7, 17. 

QVADRANGVLATVS: Tert., Vulg., Adam. locc. sauet. 
I, 5 ecclesia, 7 strudura, II, 10 ualU, Aeth. Ister. 

*QVIESCERE c. Inf. : Plaut. (Holtze Syntax, prisc. scriptt. 



— 667 — 

lat. II, p. 44), Gell., Cassiod. (Epiph. (bist, tripart. 
X, 33 nie praedicare nuUaienus quiescebat, XII, 2 
de cetero cum locum colere guieuervmt. 

QVINQVEPABTITVS (quinquepertitus) : Cic. inuent. (et 
adu. quinquepertito Plin.), Aug, Ciu. D. VI, 3, 
Cassiod. in ps. 38 diuis. per syllogismum quinque- 
pärtitumj ib. ad u. 8 et 13, al. 

racemari: ad I s. u. add. Aug. Ad Siinplician. I, qu. 
2 , 20 ex. in benedictione Dmnini sperans tx reli- 
guiis Israel niceniatus populus impleuü torcular^ ra- 
cemare «S. S. uers. uet.», (racematus adi. Plin.). 

REBELLATio: Val. Max. bis, Tac. s., Aug. c. Faust. 
Mahich. XVI, 28 qui Dei uestri requiem rebellatione 
gentis tenebrarmn perhibdis excussam al. 

recessio: ad I s. u. add. Hier, in Matth. II ad 12, 26 
qiiod recessio daemonum öbedientia sit inprincipem 
SHum, Aug. de fide et opp. 11,17 non sufficit pro- 
fessio recessionis a talibus^ id. in ps. 75, 14 a we- 
tert ziifaj Secundin. Manicb. ad Aug. 2. 

EECLAMATio: Cic. et App. ss. IL, Aug. in ps. 52, 2 
quod culpare lam per consmtudinem aut noyi. audeatj 
autj si ausus fuerit^ facilitis enmipat repreJiensio et 
reclamatio eorxim qui male uiuunt^ quam uox libera 
eorum qui bene uiuunt. 

*EECOLEKE (sc. animo) q. recordari: Ouid. (hoc tua- 
nam recolo- quondam germana canebat), Vop. Tac. 
6,4, Ambr. bon. mort. 4, 15, Aug. gestt. Pelag. 
1 1 «fei, ut recoliSj ipse non fui^ id. doctr. Christ. II, 
17 citiitatem nesdo quam, non enim nomen recolo ^ 
id. c. Petilian. II, 92, 20^ pro fecto reges quosdam 
bonos, quosdam autem malos . . sine ulla difficultate 
recoleres, id. de ord. II, 35 graece quomodo appeU 



— 668 — 

letur (quam Varro literationem uocat), non satis in 
praesentia recolo^ id. praedest. sanct. 9 iUui guod 
in opuscuU) meo quondam me dixisse recolitis^ id. de 
gen. ad lit. XII, 1 6 sicut in libro IV Uemque in VU 
disseruisse me recolo^ id. c. Faust. Manich. XXII, 
18m ecclesiastids lUeris nusquam misericordiam in 
uituperatione positam recolo, id. ep. 19, 1 et 104, 
3 al. , [Fulg.] serm. 34 (qui est Augustini) recolite, 
tmde ß uinunij Fulg. Rusp. Ad Monim. 1, 2, Primas, 
in Apoc. V, ad c. 21 (I s. u.), Cassiod. Var. IX, 15 
recolatur et timeatur Simeonis iusta damnatio^ III, 
3, Ennod. apol. synod. p. 335 quae operi ipsorum 
recdimus inserta^ Ven. Mise. VIII, 6, 303 al., aHi. 

recrealor: ad I s. u. add. Eumen., Aug. in ps. 65, 2, 
Aug. (?) ad frr. erem. s. 44 reparaiores orbis terra- 
rum atque recreatores^ inscr. 

REDVcno: Cic. et Vitr. (arariss.» Fr.), Aug. in ps. 
70 serm. 2, 11 duas redudiones nostras ab abyssis 
terrae y unam secundum spiritum in spe^ alteram 
secundum corpus in re, Boeth. 

EEPORMATGE: Plin. ep.^ Aug. corrept et grat. 5, 7 
tä, cum deformem te uides^ reformatorem desideres^ 
in loann. tract. 38, 8 al. 

KEFRIGERATORIVS : Plin., Garg. Mart. de oler. 26 
menta uirtutem habet refrigeratoriam y Pelag. uet.; 
refrigeratorium subst. S. S. uers. uet. Num. 10, 32. 

frefrigeriosus^): [Fulg.] serm'. 60 imponitur et ipse 
in refrigeriosum lectum craticulae^ — forma scri- 
bendi dubito an rectiore quam refrigerosus Ps. 
Aug. C p. 18. 

9) Adiectiuoram in -osua exempla recc. congregaui 299(c. 44% 
omniam; — cf. A n. 64 et Add. p. 21*). 



— 669 — 

EEGEMEEE: Stat bis, Sid., Coripp. lohann. II, 231 sw- 
sc^is regemunt obstantia felis scuta. 

REBBCrrATlo: Solin., reiactatio Ps.-Soran. quu. medic. 

221 cholerum. 
REINDVEBE: Cassiod. (?) in Cant. 5, 3 iterum reindui, 

redindutus Tert. 
rdaxatio: ad I s. u. add. Theod. Prise. III, 10 con- 

stridionis et relaxationis ^ Cassiod. in ps. 6, 5 uin- 

dictae, Agapet. pap. I ep. 2 cum svb nimia relaxa- 

tione äbsoluimus (cf. De- Vit). 

EELiCTio: Cic., Vitr., lul. c. sec. resp. lul. II, 152 
non tanti esse praeputium^ xd aui iniustos eins re- 
lidiOj aui imtos faciat eius ablatio ^ Max. Taur. 

EELIGIOSITAS: App. dogm. Fiat., Vulg. Sirac, Tert. 
«ap. 25 et nat. II, IZ^, Zeno tr. II, 18, 1, Aug. 
Ciu. D. VII, 27, 2 si sattem religiositati congruis 
significationibus ageretur^ [Hilar.] an. in lob p. 22 
in omni bona reliqiositate^ p. 39 al., Max. Taur. 

rductatio: [Hilar.] anon. in lob I, p. 7, Seueri ep. de 
conuers. ludaeor. Minoricens. 17 (C p. 18*). 

BEMANSIO: Cic, Ambr. in ps. 118 serm. 16, 43, Off. 
ministr. I, 41, 205 flere coepU non passionem illius 
sed suam remansionem. 

BEMISSA (pro remissio): peccatorum Tert. Cypr., Aug. 
c. duas epp. Pelag. IV, 8? 23 si etiam grauissimis 
delictoribus . . remissa peccatorum datur, c. lul. I, 3, 
6, ine. quu. ex utroq. Test. 126 (Optat.: De- Vit). 

BENISVS, u: Cels. s. (ex renisu), Aug. Ciu. D. XIV, 
23, 2 al., Claud. Mam. an. I, 22, 2 nullo renisu. 

EEPEBCVSSlo: Sen., Mar. Viet, Rufin. Reeogn. VIII, 
42 repercussio splendoris solis in nubibus. 



j 



— 670 — 

REPVDIATOR: Tert., Aug. de bapt. VI, 44, 86 cum 

contemptore et repudiatore suo, 
REPVLLVLARE: Plin., Aug. catechiz. rud. 19 non ces^ 

sauit repuUulare malitia per superhiam et libidineSj 

S. S. Ps ap. Aug., Isid. 
RESCyT.PERE: Tert., Aug. uer. relig. 34 qui resctdpat 

mum spiritum al., Prud., schol. Cic. 

*RESVLTARE q. reniti : Plin. ep- , Xist. pap. , Cass. (Epiph .) 
bist. trip. VII, 33 w^ tanto imperatori pauci homines 
residtwrent al. Eodem modo resultatio Cassiod. Var. 
«II, 24», resultator id. in psalt. 

RESVSCITATio: Tert., Aug. uer. rel. 8, 14 tudidi dies 
et corpariim resuscifatio, in loann. tract. 23, 15. 

RETICVLATVS: Varr. Vitr. Plin., Rufin. Orig. in Cant. 
in p. 60 t. 15 Lomra. quae fenestrae haheant ali- 
quam partem operis^ lä aiuM^ rdiculati. 

RETINNIRE: Cic. s., Cassiod. in ps. 117 s. f. isti in 
fine eodem retinniimt^ quae in capite sonuerunt. 

revelator: Tert., «Aug. serm. 126 n. 9 ed. Mai.», 
Ps. Ambr. spirit. sanct. col. 1008 t. 17 Migne. 

RORIFLVVS: poeta in Catal. Pith., Fab. Gl. Gord. 
Fulgent. aet. mundi X p. 139 müla Oceani senio- 
tior insula Atlantei marginis aestii roiflua fuitj quae 
non Alexandrum . . dominum timuit^ Aldhelm. Septen. 
col. 165 t. 89 Migne. 

rotatio: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. in ps. 22, 9 figura 

epitrochasmos , id est dicti rotatio^ it. in 114, 1; — 

. rotator Stat, Cassiod., [Fulg.] serm. 17 rotator 

figulus; rotatus Stat. Claud. , Hier, in Zach. II, ad 

10, 15 sq. fundarum rotatibus^ «lörn. Get. 11». 

rubricatus: ad I s. u. add. [Fulg.] serm. 78 Christi 



~ 671 — 

sanguine (sed plura De-Vit, et. rubricat Yen. Marl. 

11,462). 
sacripicatoe: Tert., Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. 

VII, 11; — sacrificatrix inscr. 
SAEVITVDO: Plaut, fragm., lul. Val. III, 17 nee minoi- 

etiam saeuitudine (odontotyrannus belua) egregie 

sdeuientibus (elephantis) al. 
SANATio: ad I s. u. add. Th. Prise, etiam II, 8 et al., 

Aug, c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 8. 
saniosus: ad I s. u. add. Coel. Aur. signif. diaet. pass. 

138 saniosis sputibus^ 151, tard. IV, 6, 84 al. 
scissio: Hier, in Arnos III, ad 6, 12 sqq. domus ludae 

.. non perüutitmr ruiniSj sed sdssionibus ^ ib. inf. 

(C p. 19*). Cf. cönscissio Aug. ep. 51, 3 al., di- 

scissio id. ep. 33, 2, 82, 8 al., rescissio id. c. Cresc. 

II, 8, Tert., ICti. 
SCRVPVLOSITAS : ColuiD., Tert. et (ap. Gg.) Hieroii. 

singulis locis, qui in lexx. citantur, add. Hier, in 

Zacbar. II, ad 7, 1 sqq., Rufin. intpr. Orig. in Rom. 

comm. IX, 42, Gaudent. serm. 14, Cassiod. (Epiph.) 

bist. trip. 1,14 onerosum credens singula suh scru- 

pulositote conscribere, eo quod sciam . . Studium 

uestrum talia non latere. 
secvlaeiter: Cypr. (Test. III, 36 lemm.), Aug. ep. 

27, 5 qui amicum non s. diligtmt, in loann. tract. 

28. 5 usluti s. et terreno affectu monenteSj ne esset 
ignöbilis et krtitaret, 

SEDATio: Cic, Ambr. Off. ministr. I, 22, 98 cogita- 
tiones tranquülitatem sedationis infunduntj et appe- 
tum motum agendi exctdit. 

segregatio: ad I s. u. add. Aug. et uer. relig. 6 sine tdla 
conuenticulorum segregatione^ morr. eccl. I, 7, 12 al. 



— 672 — 

SELECno: Cic, Aug, Ciu. D. VII, 3, 2 5i insipientis 
iudicio muUittidinis facta est deorum isla selectio. 

SEMINATOR : Cic, Lact, (add. Gg.), lulian. ap. Aug. 
c. luI. I, 9 ibi {in sensu hominis) locauit inimuMS 
nie seminator radicem malt, 

sempiteene: Pacuu., Aug. de fide et symb. 5 sempi- 
ferne Bens sapiens^ id. Trinit. V, c. 16 al., Cl. 
Mam. an. 

sempiternitas : ad I s. u. add. Rufin. Clem. Kecogn. I, 
24, id. in Cant. III p. 33, Fulg. Rusp. Ad Trasim. 
I, 6 al. 

sensibiliter: Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. VII, 11 sen- 
sibüiter ac uisibiliter stiam designare praesentiam 
(C p. 19*). 

SENSVALITAS: Tert., Aug. c. Faust. Manicb. XV, 4. 

SEPARABILIS:. Cic, Aug. Trinit. V, 2, 5 a quo mm- 
quam est omnino separabüis. 

SEPAEATOR : Tert. , Hier, in Zacbar. II , ad 9 , 5 sqq. 
Separator em Dominum intellige^ qui frumentum a 
paleis separat id. ib. I, ad 4, 8 sqq., Aug. ep. 93, 
42 ipsam rem^ quam (Cyprianus) cofära impios se- 
paratores commemorauit^ attende^ id. c. Petilian. ü, 
44, 103. 

SEPOSiTio: VIp. Dig., Veg. r. mil. II, 20 seposüio ista 
pecuniae ipsis contubemalibus docetur accommoda. 

SIGNATE: Gell., Aug. Ciu. D. XIV, 8, 2 qutmdo pro- 
prie signateque hoc uerhum ponitur, comp. Amm. 

SIGNIFICABILIS : Varr., Aug. de magistro 8 placetne 
appellemus significabilia ea quae signis significari 
possunt et signa non sunt?, ib. inf. illa uisMlia swnf, 
haec audibilia; cur enim et hoc nomen non admittas^ 
si admisimus significabilia? (cf. n. 3), ib. 10 al. Ce- 



— 673 — 

terum habent 'audibilis' iam Ambr. (Gg.), Th. Prise. 
IV, fol. 317^ 'dissipatae (uoces) difficilius audibiles 
sunt', 316^, post nostrum Boeth. 

SIGNIFICATIVVS : Gai., Paul, et VIp. Dig , Aug. Ciu. 
Dei XIV, 32, 1 quo (ariete) immolato impletum est 
significatnio sanguine sacrificium^ id. c. Faust. Ma- 
nich. XIII, 15 pfvphetico ritu^ hoc est significatiuo 
futurorumy ib. XII, 44, id. Trinit. II, 6, 11, doctr. 
Christ. II, 29, 46 ai., Mar.Merc, Hier, in lob, Boeth., 
Dionys. Exig. (cf. C p. 1 9*), Prise, all. ; f adu . Aug. 
Trin. II, 17, 32 's. ostendentes Deum' al., Boeth., 
Primas, (cf. C 1. 1.). 

^ilenter^^): [Fulg.] serm. 9 uehementer intrastiSy silen- 
ter existis (C p. 20*). 

SILENTIOSVS: App., Cassiod. Var. VII, 7 eris. . atMer 
silentiosus, cui (allere insidiantes fas est^ et decipefe 
gloria. Voces, quarum, sicuti huiusce, Appuloius 
Madaurensis testis uel auctor agnoscitur antiquis- 
simus, atque adhuc in lexicis habetur solus, — nouis 
posteriorum testimoniis instructas retulimus hie 
quidem 19, in I 13, in C p. II 13*'). 

STNCERITEB: Gell., Aug. quaestt. 66, 1 sinceriter homo 
dicat ' adhaesit anima mea post te' al., C. lust. 



10) Aduerbia in -nter a partic. praes. decliuata innotuerant mihi 
rccc. 160 (c. 64% omnium; — cf. C n. 5). 

11) Quibus addimus has: castimonium (Met. IX, 19 plur.) 
Ambr. (?) serm. 48, 8 'praedicator caBtimonii', gloss., *decisio q. 
deminutio uel prorsus ezcisio (mund. 29 laminis) Coel. Aar. acut. II, 
27, 145 'si . . passio coeperit in melius aergere^ omnium supradicto- 
rum fiet paulatim deductio, aliquibus etiam semel amputata deci- 
aio, omniformis (Ascl.) Aug. Ciu. D. X, 11 ^natura fallaz omni- 
forme multimodum', Prud., Sid. (in carm.), perquiesccre (Metam.), 
Pa. Ambr. serm. 2, 5. 

11 



— 674 — 

SOCIAUTER: Hör., Aug. c. Faust. Manich. XXII, 61 

socialiter ordinato connubio al. 
fsolite: Cassiod. (Epiph.) hist. trip. XI, 5 irf uigüias 

solüe celebrarent (C p. 20*). 
somnicvlose: Plaut., lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. 

I, 108. 
SONABILIS: Ouid., Aug. genes, ad lit. VIII, 3 uerha 

Bei . . non sonäbili ud temporali uoce prolata uerha 

stmt al., Ps. Aug. SpecuU 16 tierbum . . sonable iper 

sylldbas et uolatüe. 
SPAEAGVS (asparagus): Varr., Th. Prise. I, 5 sparagi 

radix. 
SPECTAMEN: Plaut., App., Aug. Soliloq. I, 5 speda- 

mina disciplinarum uera et certa, Cl. Mam. an. II, 

12 j 7 iticundo speetamini. 
SPECVLATORivs: adi. et fem. subst. (sc. nauis, caliga) 

uett., neutr. subst. Hier, in Mich. I, ad 3, 9 sq; 

quorum causa speadatorium Dei hostili aratro dim- 

ditur al. 
spiculator^^): Cassiod. (Epiph.) hist tripart. VI, ZOtunc 

12) Tn nominum in -tor (-sor) et -rix recc. iiidiculum (part. II, ii) 
anbinferenda sunt haec postinde noue adinuenta: accensor, ad- 
dictor, appetitrix, acquisitor Aug. (Georges Ztschr* f. oesterr. 
Gyrnn. 1873 p. 269), assertrix, beatificator, captiuatrix, coa- 
mator, colaphizator, collaudatrix Aldhelm. De septeuar. p. 
216 t. 89 Migne, commentatrix ib., commiaistrator, — commix- 
trix, confuBor, conuersor, craxator, decerptoc, declama- 
trix Aldh. 1. 1., d^relictor, descensor Petr. Chrysol. s. 87, dintt- 
merator, discessor, dissignator, ductrix, enuntiator, 
erutor, exaltatrix Aldh. 1. 1., examinatrix, excruciator, 
expolitor, expunctrix, exsufflator, fecondator, figara- 
trix, grassatrix, haaritor «Petr. Cbrys. s. 86», indutor, in- 
fectrix, inqaisitrix, insanifusor, insibilator, inspiratrix, 
interclusor, itinerator, luminator, raatarator, muiida- 
trix, obLitor, obsecrator, obtemperator, parator, per- 
scrutatrix,pertractator,pollatrix,praefigurator,praesa- 



— 675 — 

spicukUorem rogauit senior omnium^ ut ante omnes 
cuiusdam captd adolescentis abscinderety ne, dum 
alios respkeretj frängeretur; cmnque üle genua fiocis- 
set m terray et gladium spictdator etiaginasset , uenit 
repente nuntius damore prohibens necem, III, 2, 
Vn, 40 (A p. 82). 
steenytamentvm: Sen.^ Scrib. (Gg. s. u,), Dynamid. 
1,34 (anethum . . naribus adposilnm) sternuiamenta 
prokSbety 37, al. (ptarmicum) C. Aur. tard. II, 1 , 37 al. 

STVLTILOQVVS: Plaut., Hier, in Eph. III, ad 5, 5. 
STVPESCERE: Cic, Yen. uita Albini 10 debilitate con- 
trcxtae manus ingrata^ neruis stupescentibus. 

fsubaUernus: lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. V, 24 
(in Omnibus praedicamentis plus amplectuntur ge- 
nera quam species;) inde atUem etiam fiunt genera 
subalterna (C p. 20*). 

SVBAVSTEBVS: Cels. , Dynam. I, 48 cardui natura 
mordax et subaustera est. 

SVBCOELESns: Tert., [Fulg.] serm, 7 ivibet caecos ad 
se uenire et nihil de subcoelesti conspedu timere. Cf. 
A s. uu. intracoelestis et supracoelestis. 

SVBDVBITABE : Cic. , Aug. (?) altere. Eccl. et Synag. 
p. 1136 t. 42 Migne de resurr eäione subdubitas. 

subdulds: ad I s. u. add. Licentii carm. ap. Aug. ep. 

26 pdbula. 
SVBFLAVVS: Suet., [AppuL] Polem. Physiogn. p. 113 

capüli subflaui. 



gator, praeuiator, propositor, propnlsatrix, reaedifica- 
tor, — refacillatrix, relatrix, scelerator, tactor, tolera- 
tor, triturator, uerbosator «Thom. Thes. p. 72», — 67 (nr. 1277 
— 1348). 



— 676 — 

svbfvsior: Tert., [App.] Polem. Physiogn. p. 107 
capültis niger ml a rubeo suffumr. 

^stMndignari: ine. qnu. ex uet. Test. 26 (B col. 220). 

-f subindwert: Aug. c. Petüian. II, 62, 140 uoluisH 
per transitum subinducere differentiam peccatorum 
(C p. 20*). 

subinferre: ad I s. u. subind. Vulg. 2 Petr. (Rönsch 
p. 210), Hier. Orig. in lerem, hom. 9 post pusiUum 
subinfert: Et diapersit. . (Gen. 11, 9), Folg. Rasp. 
c. Fabian, fragm. 21 Seraphim ad inukem tertio (cf. 
HA p. 90) damantibus 'Sandm^ Sanämj Sa/nctus\ 
et semel stMnferentibm 'Dominus Deus SabaotK . . 
(Isai. 6, 3). 

svbintrare: Tert., Aug. (ad Simplician. I, qu. 1,16, 
spir. et lit. 13, 21 al.), Hier, in Ani08 III, ad 9, 
1 1 sqq. tJitj cum stMntrauerit plemtudo gentium^ tunc 
omnis Israel saluus fiat^ et saep. , auct. Hypognost. 
IY^6j6 lex subintrauit^ ut abundaret deHctum^ alii. 

tsVBLATEEE: Varr. r. r.?, Coel. Aur. signif. diaet. 
pass. 136 sublatente febricula. 

SUBLEVATIO: Cic. s., Aug. Conf. XIII, 7, 8 (quomodo 
dicam de pondere cupiditatis in . . abyssum) et de 
subleuatione earitatis per l^ritum Tuum . . 

sublucidus: ad I s. u. add. Cassiod. (?) in Cantic. Can- 
ticor. 4,14 (semen) album et sublucidum. 

subministratio : ad I s. u. add. Hier, in Eph. II ad 4, 16, 
Aug. enchir. 27, c. sec. resp. lul. II, 146, Ambr. Hex. 
V, 18, 61, Fulg. c. Fabian, frgm. 3 p. 756 M. ad- 
ministratio siue subministratio ad diuinam cognosct- 
tur gratium pertinere^ ib. inf. ostendens ministeriu^m 
SU/um curauit etiam subministrationem sancti Spiritus 
demonstrare dicens: litera enim occidity Spiritus au- 



— 677 — 

tem uiuificat (II Cor. 3, 6), id. ib. frgm. 30, [Fulg.] 
sermoDum praef. quia magnis dapibus spirüalium 
rerum subministratione domini fratris et consacerdO" 
tis mei saepius assumistis ex^eri. 

suhmurmura/re: Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. VI, 32 
dum hoc SiibmwmwarA^ in semet ipsos magis retor- 
quent culpam (C p. 20* s. u. submurmurare). 

SVBOBSCVEE: GeU., Ang. coniug. adult. I, 22 qnod 
si/ihcbscure apud Matthaeum positum est al. 

SVBOSTENDEEE: Tert.^^), Hier, in Naum 1, 10 quod 
apostolus de his qui super fundamentum Christi non 
hene aedificant (I Cor. 3, 12) subostendit^ quosdam 
esse^ qui aedificant ligna, fenum^ stipulam. 

SVBPALLEDVS: Cels., [App.] Polem. Physiogn. p. 161 
colore subpaUido. 

18) Yoces Tertullianeas, hoc est noces in lexicis quidem sola 
fere adhac Tertolliani statuminatas fide atque auctoritate, nonis 
nunc perpetuati inter recc. usus testimoniis saffaltas ezhibaimas hie 
84, in 1 18, — in G p. 11 68 (quo de numero add. ad collaetarl 
Aug. de uirg. 29 ^collaetando nobis', ad euacnatio Hier. Orig. in 
ler. hom. 5 p. 799, adinseparatus [Hilar.] anon. in lob III, p. 214, 
ad sufferentia ib. I, p. 111 ^tolerantiam, sufferentiam, consumma- 
tionem' al., ad titulare Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. YIII, 1 'con- 
scripsit — Euagrius — libros ualde necessarios, quorum unus qui- 
dem Monachus titulatur'; cf. at titulare Rufin. Orig. in Leuithom. 
16, 6 ^Esaias.. sub uisione quam attitulauit quadrupedum in de- 
serto', id. Orig. in Cant. III, p. 17 ^isti psalmi, qui pro torcularibus 
attitulantnr' al., Cassiod. uel Epiph. bist, trip., transl. Beda). Has 
nouem superadiicimus: all egorizar e Hier. «ep. 61 », Aug. quaestt. 
65 in.^ cum res factae allegorizantur' al., circumcordialis Yict. 
Tnnun. poenit. 10 (secretom), deuictio Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. 
II, 8 ^gratias pro deuictione persoluens', YI, 1, deuoratorius Tert. 
idol. 1 crimina tarn deuoratoria salutis', Eust. B s. u., neutr. s. 
Ambr., efflorere «Yulg. Ps. 181, 18(efflorebit)i>, Ambr. ep. 2, 8 
(effioreant), frendor Yeg. uet., Lucif. (add. De-Yit), [Fulg.] serm. 
11 ^furor uesanis frendoribus intumescit', fugator [Fulg.] serm. 59, 
recontrare Potam. tract. 1 (recontrabat, — Tert. part. praes.), re« 
uiuificare Cnssiod. in ps. 15, 11 'tertio die cum reuiuificari pro- 
uenerit carnem'. 



— 678 — 

suhplanlatio: [Hilar.] anon. in lob II, p. 148 animae 
eins guaeris subplafUationem ^ p. 190, III p. 203 
(diabolus) solam uxorem pro subplantatione Uli rdi- 
quü^ per quam . . saeuissimam sagittam sedudionis 
atgue sübplantationis in eum dimisit (C p. 20*). 

SVBEVBEVs: Non., [App.] Polom. Physiogo. p. 151 
color albus subrubeuSj p. 155. 

svbserviee: Plaut., trnsl. Ter., Aug. ep. 154 (Mace- 
donii), 1 (quod tibi a iudicc tot curis obstricto pe- 
tibile uisum fuerit,) admones subseruietde t^erecun- 
dia^ quae maxima difßcilium inier bonos efficada est, 
Fulg. Rusp. ep. 1, 19. 

substantialUer: Tert., Aug. c. lul. I, 5, 17 si.. corpus 
suhstantiditer malum esset, Cl. Mam. an. II, 12, 8, 
Boeth. et Cassiod. C p. 21*. 

SVBTERCAVATVS: Solin., Veg. r. mil. IV, 20 cum (tur- 
ris) .. ad locum, qui subtercauatus fuerat,, perue- 
nissei. 

fsuperadligare: Dynam. II, 103 radice eius (dracon- 

teae) superalligata (A p. 87). 
super aedificatio: Aug. in ps. 31 euarr. 2, 3 laudo su- 

peraedificationem operis^ sed uMeo fidei fundamen- 

tum (C p. 21*) 

SVPEEATIO: Vitr., Theo^d. Prise. (Quich.), Firm. math. 
(A n. 86), [Hilar.] anon. in lob II p. 126 non per- 
miitit superationem uirtus ipsa , quae nunc est , sed 
adhuc est miJd congrediendum, 

SVPERATOß: Ouid., Cassiod. in ps. 37 uitae mortalis, 
in 143, 1 immanium uitiorum; — superatrix inscr., 
lul. ap. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. IV, 57 (omnium sen- 
suura domitrix auimi magnitudo) et superatriac do- 
lorum. 



— 679 — 

SVPEKCOELEsns: Tert., Hier in Eph. I, ad 1, 3, Aog. 

in ps. 67} 21, Claud. Mam. an. II, 12, 2 ex adytis 

supercoelestium doctrinarum al. 
superequitare : Cassian. (B col. 221), Caesar, hom. 6 

quando ira superequitat, eadem Eucher. (B 1. I.), 

Rustic. c. Aceph, p. 1194. 
f superßuüas^^): Cassiod. in ps. 144, 19 al. (C p. 21). 
SUPEKIACEEE: Geis., Aug. in ps. 32 serm. 1, 5 (citha- 

rae) lignum . . concauunij cui superiacent (chordae). 
superincumhere : ad I s. u. add. Rustic. c Aceph. p. 

1240 M. 
svpebinvndabe: Tert., Ven. Mise. X, 3. 
SVPEBINVNGERE: Gels., Dynam. II, 64 flare (tithymali) 

l^Oßum superinungue. 
SVPEBORDINAEE : S. S. Gal. ap. Tert. (adu. Marc. V, 

4 in.) et in uers. Vulg., Aug. c. Grescon. gramm. 

IV, 53 hoc testamentum irtitum facerej hiic testa- 

mentö partem Donati superordinare minhne timinsti^ 

et ib. inf. 
suppläio: Ps. -Soran. quu. medic. 249 (si corrupta 

fuerit recta incisio,) colUgimus per suppletionem ci- 

catricem medicamine; al. Gassian. B col. 222. 
SVBDASTEB: Gic, Aug. c. lulian. V, 9, 37 w/, sicut ipsa 

nomina stirdastris auribus ununi atque klein sonaniy 

ita res ipsas surdastri» cordünis unum idenique esse 

persVfOdere te posse confidas. 



14) In nominum recc. in -t(» indiculam (part. II : III) siibin- 
denda sunt haec none emta: bromiditas intpr. Alex. Trall., aesti- 
nitas, causalitaSy formabilitas, importuositas, iucapabi- 
litaSy insensualitas, inuertibilitas, lacrimabilitas, mul- 
tiformitas, '^officialitas, palpabilitas, pauxillitas, re- 
nascibilitas, apinositas, uuiditas (diductis literis illic cxa- 
randa erant: damnabilitas, detestabilitas, indecibilitas, torriditas). 



— 680 — 

SVSCEPTOBIVS ") : neutr. subst. uet. intpr, Iren., adi. 

[Fulg.] serni. 19 similitudine apum fäbricare coepe- 

runt hospitium susceji^mium. 
smcitatio: Hier, intpr. Orig. in lerem, h. 1 p. 757 

suscitationis mortuot^um (C p. 21*). 
suscitator: Aug. in ps. 70 serm. 2, 3 (qui suscitat 

mortuum secandnm corpus, reddit eum luci huic ui- 

dendae et huic aeri duceudo:) non autem suscU^itor 

eius ipse Uli lux et aer est^ id. serm. 128, 12 al., 

Petr. Chrysol. serm. 75 (C p. 21*). 
SYLLABATIm: Cic. ep., Aug. genes, ad iit. I, 10, 20 

si hoc syllabatim per sonum uocis egisset al. 
Synodalis ^^): Prosp. Contra coUatorem 21, 2 al., Cas- 

siod. (Epiph.) bist, trip, IV, 35 al. (C p. 21* sq.). 
tardigradus: ad I s. u. subind. [Hilar.] anon. in lob 

II p. 120 si tardigradus fuerit^ qui missus est, 
TAEDIVSCVLVS ' V Plaut, ap. Nop., Terent. s., Aug. 

peccat. merit. III, 8 quomodo id intelligat homo^ ou- 



8 

15) Adicctiuornm in-imHus exempla recc. collegi 362 (cf. A 
n. 7). 

16) Figurae in - oZi« (-aris) exempla recc. collegi 633, in-arius 
645 (cf. A p. 22'^ add. ad n. 82, p. 21* add. ad n. 60). 

17) Alia deminutina comparatinorum (HA p. 59*) sunt: 
ccleriuscale Ad Herenn. (-us Prise), complasculi Com., Gell., du- 
riasculus Plin., grandiascalas (sup. s. u.), liquidiuscolns Plaut., lou- 
giusculns Cic. (ada. Sid., CI. Mam, an. I, 1: 1. quam aoltii), mainscu- 
lus Ter. Cic. ep. pA, meliuscolus Com., Yarr., Cels., Aug. morr. 
Manich. 16, 40 (et meliuscule Cic. ep., Fronto, Aug. morr. eccl. 8, 
11), minusculus Plaut., Enn., Yarr., Cic. ep., nitidiusculus (et -le) 
Plaut, plusculus Plaut, (-lum), Ter., Cic. (-lum), Col., App., Marc. 
Emp. p. 245 'plusculis diebus', cf. p. 874 E, putidiusculns Cic. ep., 
aaepiuscule Plaut. (?), unctiusculus Plaut, — recc. (aut certe non 
ante Suet, Gell, uel App.) altiusculus et -le, ampliusculna et -Ic, 
auctiusculus, doctinscule, fortiusculus ap. Fulg. M., frigidinsculas, 
grauiusculu». largiusnilus Solin., lantinsculns, mitiuscnlus C Aur., 
pinguiusculus Solin., salsiuscuhis Aug. 



— 681 — 

iu8 tardhisculam mentem impedit et suae sententiae 
praevudidum d pei^kaciae uinculum?^ id. don. per- 
seaer« 17, 3 quod vi apertius propter tardimculos 
explicemus, Ciu. D. XVI, 6, 24 al; — ada. tar- 
diuscule M« Aur. ap. Front. 
temporalUas: ad I s. u. subind. lol. ap. Aug. c. sec. 
resp. lul. III, 16 alia est praeceptorum perennitas, 
(Uta sacfificiorum temporalUas^ et adiic. Cassiod. in 
ps. 5 , 14 in ista temporalUate gaudere uidentur et 



temporalUer: ad I s. u. add. Aug. lib. arb. III, 31 al., 
Folg. Rusp. Ad Trasim. II, 3 t. natum al., Cassiod. 
in ps. 122, 3 interdum significat aliquid t. agi, in- 
terdum semper. 

TEMYLEKTISSIME: Cassiod. in ps. 68, 13 de nece Do- 
mini teniiUentissime ga^riebant; — temulenter Co- 
lom. (adi. temulentus uett.). 

TEEEIGEN vs: Tert, Ven. Mise. I, 10, 3 semine terri- 
geno. 

tinßosus: ad I s. u. add. Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 16. 

torsio: Dynam. I, 23 (semen sisymbrii) torsiones in- 
testinorum sedaty 34, 42, II, 11 al. (A p. 23). 

TOETVOSITAS: Tert., Hier, in ps. 44 iniquam tortw- 
sitatem nostram. 

TEACTABILITEE: Aug. Ciu. Dei XIII, 22 a/ngeli uisi- 
hüiter et tractabiliter apparentes^ comp. Gell. 

transfiaio^^): Rustic. c. Aceph. p. 1243 (B. s. u.). 

18) In nominam recc. in 'tio (-sio) indiculnm (part. II : I) inse- 
renda sunt haec: absconditio, absorbitio Aug. (Georges Ztschr. 
f. oest. Gymn. 1878 p. 269), adescatio, alliitio, attaminatio, 
auolatio, belligeratio, caballicatio, circumincisio, colle- 
giatio Ambr. de fide Y, 46, 197 'non tarnen collegiationes (al. col- 
ligationes) . . stellarum ant numernm nouit' (part. collegiatus Codd. 

12 



— 682 — 

TBANSFEETATIO : Gell., Ambr. de Elia 19, 70 maris^ 

Yeg. r. mil. III, 22, Manich. Thesaar. e 1. YII ap. 

Aog. de oat. boni 44 penitus ablutae animae ascen- 

dunt ad luddas naues , quue sibi ad uectationem at- 

que ad suae patriae transfretationem sunt praepa- 

ratae. 
TRIMEMBBIS: Hyg. fab., Aug. mus. IV, 36 licet mini- 

mum bimembremy medium trimembremy et ultimum 

quadrimembrem uocare; hos enim Qraeci StxoXov 

Tp^cioXov TexfaxioXov %iocant^ inscr. 
TVMYLTVATio: Liu., Hier, in Mich. I, ad 2, 11 sq. 

tdnta erit credentium multitudo et inier caulaa posÜi 

gregis tumultuatio^ Isid. 
TYRANNICE: Cic, Vulc. Auid. Cass. 7, 7, Fab. Cl. 

Gord. Folg. aet. mund. X p. 138 paire tyramke 

crudditerque regna/nte. 
uacülatio: ad I s. u. subiod. Rufin. Orig. it* o^X^^ 

II, 10, 6 oculorum uadUatumibus. 
TANE: Tert, Aug. in ps. 59, 2 muUi humüiantur^ 

sed uane et fatue, comp. App., sup. Tert. 
vapoeifer: Stat., Ennod. ep. V, 8 (in uerss.), id. 



Theod. et last., inscr.), compartieipatio, eonsntio, contectto, 
dea8clatio(deascellatio) PB.-Soran. quu. med. 219, decerptio, de- 
dolatio, deflammatio, demessio, depanctio, discoriatio, 
disiectio, distorsio, eiectatio,enadatio,enatritio, euola- 
tio, ezsculptio, flozio, frenatio, glutitio, impunctio, ine- 
briatio, ingeniculatio, iniustificatio (cf. B n. 10), insectio, 
internoctatio, internallatio, laetificatio, mulsio, manicipa- 
tio, obtenebratio, obtractatio, pertusio, praesignatio, re- 
conditio, resudatio, sepnitio, subcoriatio, snbcoratio, 
subdefectio, sabiectatio, submurmuratio, subtectio, sac- 
cinctio, tabificatio, transilitio, tristificatio (et didactis 
literis ezaranda erant: condescensio, coronatio, derasio, ISaigatio, 
mersio, natio, sabbatizatio). Hinc et e nn. 15 et 16 illic in notulis 
corrigito quae corrigenda sant. 



— 683 — 

carm. I, 8, 5 uda uaporiferas cohibent dum lora 
quadrigaSj schol. luu. (Gg.). 

uariäbüis: Gassiod. an. 2 instabüi et uariaMi uolun- 
tote (C p. 23). 

uastatrix: ad I s. u. add. Gassiod. in ps. 32, 20 uastor 
tricem humani generis inuidiam. 

VBILIBET: Sen., Aug. de ord. II, 13 ordo.. nee apud 
se nimia^ nee ubilibet aliena esse paiietur al., et *c. 
lul. VI, 10, 32 ubilibet sint, qtwmodolibet sint 
sw6 Deo iudice . ,, in ülius regni fdicitate non erunt^ 
et sie quomodolibet etiam ep. 77, 1 quomodoUbet 
scripsero , . . si tibi non persudsero , prociddtMo eris 
incertior al., — sie porro quilibet quu. in Heptat. 
II, 120 quaelibet sint.. illae literae^ uterlibet 
anim. orig. IVj-G (neque nunc anima mea trahitur 
ex parentibus, aut insufflatur a Deo:) utrumtibd 
horum fecerit , tune feeit , quando me creauü , — 
quantuslibet Giu. D. XXII, 23 sciamus tarnen^ 
qucmtal'Aet uirtute proeliandi üüiis repugnemus , uel 
etiam uüia superemus , . . nobis deesse non posse , 
unde dicamus Deo: dimitte nobis debita nostra^ in 
loann. tract. 43, 12 quantumltbet diu diffh^aturj 
ueniet quod differtur^ tract. 97, 3, 99, 4, c. sec. 
resp. lul. IV, 58. Gf. A p. 71. 

uelißcatio: ad I s. u. add. Aug. in ps. 47, 6 de ueli- 
ficalione et quasi prosperitate seculi huius tanquam 
maris. 

TELLlCATio: Sen., Aug. gen. ad lit. XII, 17 (iacebat 
neminem uidens,) ad nullam uellieationem se mouens. 

VENIHA: unda Varr. ap. Aug. Giu. D. VII, 22 ueni- 
lia unda esty quae ad litus uenity salada quae in 
salum redU] Adaman. u. Gol. II, 26 irfer, quem 



— 684 — 

salacia stAsttdit^ ad suum locum reportabit uenilia 

(Y9. uenalia) . . utrem . . quem salacia stisttderat unda^ 

nunc uenüia retrahens in loco, unde subtractus esiy 

repraesenlauit. 
VENTOSE: App., Aug. c. Inlian. V, 13, 49 trf te appa- 

reret campos quaesisse uerborumj ubi uentose atque 

inaniter curreres. 
VERILOQWS: Fronto, Hier,, Cassiod. ii\ ps. 85, 10 

ueriloqwum diäum^ si quaiüatem rei . . pensemus. 
VEBSDICVS: Solin. (ordo: cf. n. 3), Adaman. locc. sanct. 

I, 17 luuencus uersificus. 
VERSVTILOQVVs: trag, ine, Ambr. in ps. 43, 11 docuit 

(Moyses) quemadmodum Amalech uersutüoquus uin- 

ceretur, 
uertibüis^^) : [Hilar.] anon. in lob II p. 174 u^ßor 

eius uecorSy uerttbilis^ instahüis al. (C p. 23"*^, cf. A 

p. 98 ad u. uersibilis). 
VEßVCVLATVS: Col., Aug. quu. in Heptat. VII, 23 

(aut tale clausurae genus fuit, quod sine claui posset 

claudi, nee sine claui aperiri;) nam swnt quaedam 

talia^ sicut ea quae uerudata dieuntur. 
vibramen: App., Ven. Mise. VIII, 9, 27 tu., cuius 

. . populos parüer repld utbramine fiumen^ rex regum 
... dktuB ab aeuo, 
VIGILANTEB: Cic, Aug. in ps. 78, 14 al. 
VILLARIS: Plin., Ennod. ep. VIII, 4 uiUares ddicias 

expetisti. 
uüaliier: ad I s. u. subind. Aug. genes, ad lit. II, 18, 

38 al., Cassiod. in ps. 20 praef; 'jtita uOaliter et 

auditur semper et creditw. 

18^) Adiectina rocc. in -Mü nunc congregaui 656 (cf. A n. 36 et 
add. p. 20*). 



— 685 — 

VITATio: Cic. et auct. ad Her., Th. Prise. II, 8 laua- 
crorum. 

VITIATOE: Sen. rhet., Aug. enchir. 26 cum desertori- 
hus angdis uitiataribtts et possessoribtts ^ id. c. lul. 
VI, 19, 59. 

VITIOSITAS: Cic. Tusc., Aug. perf, iustit. 4 (per arbi- 
trii libertatem factum ut esset homo cum peccato;) 
sed iam poenalis uUiosüas subsecuta ex libertate fecit 
necessitatem ^ c. lul. II, 1, 2 uirtus^ cui uitiosUas 
inteUigüur esse cotUraria al., Macr. (humoris). 

viTVPERATOß: Cic.^*), Aug. c. CrescoD. I, 2 doguen- 
tiaSy c. luL IV, 13, 64 luocuriae al. 

tmificator: Aug. c. sec. resp. lul. VI, 23 noli eoh tua 
defenmne cmplius aggrauare^ aegrotis uel mortuis 
saluatorem ä muificatorem denegans Christum al. 
(C p. 23*). 

VLCEBATIO: Sen., Th. Prise. I, 15 ukeratio si faucHms 
appamenty 16. 

VNICAVLIS: Plin., Dynamid. II, 35 arundini sirnüis 
unicmdi. Apud Plin. similia exstant unicalamus, 
unistirpis (Marc. Emp. et Plin. Val. unipetius, cf. 
A n. 80). 

volvntarie: Hyg. fab., S. S. Hebr, 10, 26 al., Aug. 
gen. ad lit. VIII, 9, 17, Oros. bist. adu. pag. praef.. 
Gl. Mam. an. II, 7, 4, Gassiod. in ps. 58, 2 qui to- 



19) Yoces Ciceronianae, hoc est quae Ciceroni (ael etiam 
auct ad Herenn.) fere soli accepta refernntur adhnc in lexicis, nanc 
lunrpationis posterionun iostractae ezemplis in hac particnla ac- 
cesserant daodenonaginta (cf. partic. I n. 4). Tres superaddo: euol- 
Bio Cic. nat. deor., Vulg. lerem. 12, 17, PI. Val. (A p. 100), G. Anr. 
ac. in, 8, Sdjinnestigator Oic. bis, Ambr. hymn. 61 'Tu nostro- 
riun pectomm Solas inuestiffator es', necessarie Cic. inu., Val. 
Max., Cassiod. Yar. YIII, 11 qnod necessarie fuisset optandum'. 



— 686 — 

tum uolufUarie sustifuhaty in 68, 1 al., id. Yar. IX, 
2, Fulg. Rusp. Ad Monim. III, 8. 

VOEATOB: Tert., Hier, in Matth. H, ad 11, 16, id. 

(?)in lob 40, P. Nol., Ennod. carm. I, 16, 10 escis 

uorator captus est. 
VBBICAPVS: Plaut., Coripp. loh. I, 100 urbkapus 

sapiens. 
tVBGENTEB: Cypr. (ep. 36, 1), Aug. c. Petilian. in, 

3 2 ex. hoc urgenter interrogo. 

•fusUatio: Gassiod. Var. IX,*23 non translaücia usüa- 
tione uocabuli (C p- 23*) ^K 

vsno: Gels. Plin., Aug. in ps. 26 enarr. 1, 14 tdera 
ustionem renum uirüüer^ Th. Prise. I, 1 al., alii. 

uulgariter (q. uulgo, quotidie): ad I s. u. add. Gassiod. 



20) Ad calcem adscribere placuit aocabala, qoae Cassiodori 
libris Variarum (solis pleraqae) iu lexicis accepta referri depre- 
hendimus (praetermissis tarnen fere eis, quibus nos aduocaaeramas 
testes alios, praesertim aetate anteriores): abiurator, facernia, ae- 
mulatrix, f ancorago, appendium, attractiuns (etiam in libro de ani- 
ma), anxiliatrix (etiam Myth. Vat. II), f beneficialis, captiuatio (cf. 
^ P* ^*\ fcellarita, fcoloslreas, fcomitiacns YII, 81 al., fcom- 
merciari, f comptor, consnetudinari^ consutilis, fcornualis, f costa- 
tilis, delegator, f delenitorius, depopnlatrix, fdepositiaus, dromo- 
narins, f edibilis, f efietare (etiam ine. de unit. Trinit. p. 1210 t. 42 
Migne), f emolomenticius, f epujosus, exormiston (piscis) XII, 14 et 
4, exsecatio, ffastiditas, garismatium, f impedimentosas, fimpre- 
tiabilis, inauarus, in-curuabilis, indeUberatus, insensualis, in-trema- 
las, inuectatio, irremuneratus VII, 82 et saep. (Fs.-Ang. ad fratrr. 
erem. serm. 41 ex. al.), irrite, lucripetes (plor.), nauanter, nantia- 
trix, paludester, patrioticns (cf. A s. u.), pennescere, f perqoisitio, 
ponderatim, procinctualis, procreabilis, f reconstruere II, 39, in ps. 
144, 8, lorn. de regn. succ. (Forc. Lex. ed. De- Vit s. a.)> freferen- 
darius (lul. epit. Nouell. c. 6, § 26, c. 106, § 870 al., — Cod. lost I, 
50, 2 impp. Theodos. et Valent.?), regendarius, resecabilis, ruraliter, 
saio, scintillosus , scripturabilis, silentiose, siliquatarius, spongeus, 
subalbeoB, snbsecutio, f sudatilis, f transportaneus, uellger, uioleus, 
uisorium Y, 42 al. 



— 687 — 

an. 2 istum (aerem) utdgaräer intuemm^ iüam (ani- 
mam) uero conditione carnis aspicere non ualemus, 

VYLGATOE: Ouid., Ennod. VIII, 4 pater t/uus semper 
culparum tuarum uulgatcytj id. paneg, Theod. p. 297. 

*VVLTVOSVS: Cassiod. in ps. 2, 1 figura est , . quaedam 
conformatio dictionis a commtmione remotüy quae 
interiaribus oculis ueM aliquid uultuosum semper 
offertur; al. Cic. all. 



(Tir* du Bulletin, T. XIX, p. 97—167.) 

Imprimö par ordre de l'Acadömie Imperiale des sciences. 
Octobre 1878. C. Yessölofski, Secrötaire perp^tuel. 

Jmprimerie de TAcad^mie Imperiale des sciences. 
(Vass.-Ostr., 9» ligne, J^ 12.) 



Anhang 



zu 



'Beiträge zur Latemischen Lexicographie 
und Wortbüdungsgeschiclite 



I— III 



nebst den Nachträgen' 



von 



C. V. Paucker. 



In magna sUoa boni uenatoris 
est indaganter feras quam pluri- 
nias capere, nee cuiquara culpae 
fuit non orones cepisse. 



-^ia^ 



r>oi*pat 

1875. 



DEM VEEDIENTBN LEXICOGRAPHEN 



HERRN 



PROFESSOR D^ K. E. GEORGES 



IN GOTHA 



GEWIDMET. 



Cic. Brut. 51, 191. 



Epimetra annotationis» 



I. 



Verborum denominaliuorum 



a siibstaiitiiiis 

declinatorum in -are breuiarium. 

Cf. Ii'achtr. n. 3 p. 18 et add. p. 51: denom. in -ire, et 4** «ppend.: denom. 
in -are ab adieetiuia et aduerblis, quorum sobrelicta qaaedam intermixta sant bis. 
Qaae recc. (b. e. auctoritatis postbadrianae) sant, cursiois q. d. literarnm formis 
distinximss. Ceterum de qoibasdam nerbis, rcctene sint aut admissa aat prae* 
termissa« et alii ambigent, et ipso dobito. 

A-bortare (cf. 397, 1011, 24*, et ad 15); absidatus; absinthiatus; 
accipitrare Laeu.; acediari; aceratus, ob- -re; acerrare; aceniare pA, 
CO-, ex; super- ; acetare ; 10 -acinatus, de- ; acisclare^ ex- (cf, 86, 
116, 137, 177, 225, 297, 332, 374, 411, 433, 593, 596, 636, 801, 
807, 810, 911, 948 b, 958 sq., 975*, 985 et 7, 993 sq., 1018 b, 1045, 
1075, 1104, 1129 sq., 1136, 1148..); aculeatns; acuminatns, acumi- 
nare, ex- (cf. 26, 135, 77, 8, 99, 237, 83, 95, 328, 61, 96, 432, 55, 
87, 603, 20, 726, 57, 878, 1010*, 52, 4, 80); adipatus ; -adituare, ex- 
(cf. 24, 38, 131*, 420, 500, 19, 41, 776, 1027, et ad nr. 84); admi- 
niculare et -ri (cf. 235^, 291, 369, 400, 77, 579, 760, 807, 25 sq., 
8, 40, 97, 927, 85, 1049, 66, 75, 1101, 4, 22, 9, 36, 48); l6*adole- 
scentiari, -ntulare'^ aedit-uari, -re nel -umari; aemulari, ob-, -rc; 
aeratas, ob-, sub- Pers., aerare, ad-y in-^ oÄ-, sub- (cf. 13, 49, 
75, 96, 173, 224, 316, 21, 94, 412, 26, 97, 99, 525, 9, 33, 68, 74, 
82, 638, 62, 783, 824, 35, 49, 51, 62, 1018, 22, 1103, 8, 82, 1207, 
- 167 sq., 298, 427, 76, 88, 502, 3..; 20 aeruginare (cf. 99, 395, 
944, 570, 151, 454, 524,894); aeruscare; aesculari (ad 19, 21, 2 cf. 

aes-ttm-are , compositam, ut censct Corssen Vocalism. etc. II, p. 424); aesti- 

uare ; aestuare, ab-j ad-, ex-, in-, inter- PI. ep. (cf. 42); aggerare, 
ad-, circam- Col., PL, co- Col., ex-, in-; agminari\ a^rflre, per-; 
agricolari {et 527); alapari, -re gl., ex-; aOalatus; -alburnatus, 
ex- Pl(in); alliatus; alueatus Cat. r. r., -eolatus Vitr.; aluminatus 



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et ex- PL; alumnari, -re; amentare; amictuare Tb(om. thes.), 
ctrcuni''^ amiculatus ; 40 ampullari ; -amwcare, ex-; amtus-ü^alus 
(cf. 221, 374, 508, 64, 727, — 119, 126, 296b, 314, 38, 626, 
826, 900); amylare (^ amyl-ic-are Th. Prise. IV f. 316» ex. 
Aid.) ; anathemare (cf. A n. 58 , et praeterea nr. 63 , 71, 
6, 125, 83, 230, 54, 325, 48, 9, 53, 4, 60, 492, 8, 656, 84, 777, 
836, 8, 9, 58, 64, 92, 938, 84, 1092, 7, 1114, 42, 1214, - 2, 3, 
52, 7..); ancillari, ca?-, et 're; ancoratus^ -re, ex-; anculare s. 
-clare, co-, ex-, et -ri; angariare; angulatas, angtdare» ejr-, 
öO angustiare, co-\ animare, ex-, in-, red-; anisattis; annare 
(cf. Jö, 90, 509 sq., 675, 724, 1176, 9); annonare; ansatus; sdu- 
latus; aphratum; apiatus PI.; apicatus Ou. ; ^ apinari; apo- 
chare; aporiari, ex-; apostatare; apothecare; aquari depon. 
(cf. 262, 448, 592, 774, 854, 1067), aquatus, -re, ad-, in-,- ara- 
neans; ar(a)trare PL (cf. 745); arbitrari, -re; arbustare PL; 
70 arcliitect-ari, -onari; arcuatus, b -re, -ri pA; arculatus Fest, 
epit; arenatus, -re, ex- PL; argentatus, de-LuciL, argentare, 
de-, in-; argestare (cf. 101); argumentari, de-, prae-. super- 
(cf. 37, 231, 393, 448, 553, 635, 808, 1008, recc. 93, 138, 278, 318, 31, 
45, 63, 404, 30, 52, 612, 843, 1067. 79, 86) ; arietare, de-, ex-, 
ob-; aristatus; 80 annare, ad-, co-, de-, ex-, in-, ob-, per-j red-\ 
armillatus; -arrharei ob', sub-; articulare Lucr. , pstt., co-, ex-; 
-artuare, de-, ex- (cf. 72, 1025, 1127, 1212), b -ftw; -asceUare, sub-; 
asciare Vitr., de- Plt., ex-; asserare, in- (cf. 103, 1119, 1093); 
auctionari (cf. 258, -- 873, 96, 920, 1007, 1133); auctorare, ex-, 
et -ri; so aucttunnare PL; auen-are et -(ijc^are; augmentare, 
CO-; augurare, ex-, in-, et -ri, et -iari; auratns, sub-, aurare, de-, 
in-, o6-, super-; aurigari Yarr. sat. Men., -re pA; aurorare gL; 
auruginare; 100 auspicare, ex-, red-, et -ri, co-; austrare (l ha- 
mectare Th.); aoxiliare, et -ri, CO; -axare (-ss-), co-; bacatns; 
bacchari, de-, per-; baiulare, con-^ re-, sub- (cf. 18, 47, 376, 1039, 
denom. ab adL 70); balanatus; -ballistare, ex- (cf. 37, 170); 
balneari; '^^^ balteare (-ius M. Cap.); barbatus; basiare, per- 
Petr. (cf. 768); bellare, de-, re-, et -ri (cf. 340, 199, 890, 902; 
607, 943, 1007, 1150); beluatus; beneficiatus; bidentare gL 
I. fodere; bigatus (cf. 919); bituminare; bomb-it-are (cf. 698 sq., 
1020, 89); 120 bouare Enn. (et denom. ab adi. 50); bracatus; 
brachiatus pA; -brachiolare^ de-; bracteatus pA, -re, in-; -brO" 
mare, ex-; bubulc -.it - are et -ri; buccellatus, de-; bucinare, 
de-, di- (cf. 1144); buUmare; 130 bullare, b aL -tus; bustuare 
et b .lare (cf. 1149); buxans (cf. 78, 429, 800); caball-ic-are 
(cf. 92, 175, 226, 445, 695, 773, 950, 1077, 1102, et ad 220) ; cachin- 
nare, de-, cacuminare, de- CoL; caduceatvs; caelare; caemefi- 



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iatus; caerimoniari ; 140 caesariatns ; calabricare; calamistratus ; 
-calauticare, de- Lucil.; calcare (-culcare), circum- Col., coa-, de- 
pA, ex-, in-, inter-, ob-, per-^ prae-^ pro-, re- Col. all., super-; 
-calcare (-calicare), de- Fest, ep., gl., calceare, dw-, ex-; calc-it- 
(e)r-are, re- (cf. 1174, — 682, 823); calculare; calicare gl. (cf. 
decalicator gU xaxanoTfjq^ IsOcaligare (a caligo. «n: calim et -lg-arc|?), 
caliginare; caligatus (-ga) Suet, pstt. ; -callatus, ob- Sen., -re, in-; 
caloratus (cf. D p. 58, et nr. 950*, 1034, 71, 78, 1120); calum- 
niari, -re, re-; camerare PL, con-; caminare PL; campestrari ; 
cacaliculatus PL; 160 cancellare PL; cancarare; caniculatus (cf. 
243, 183, 345, 384, 795, 658, 1074, et ad 463); cantheriatus 
CoL; -capedinare, du-, inter- (cf. 543, 328); capillatus et -ri PL, 
•re, ex-; capistrare, in- [et 441, 263, 551, 3, 72, 184, 613, 400, 
426, 380); capitatus, -re, de-, tw-, prae-; capitulatus pA, -re, 
re-; capulare (-la) PL; 170 capulare (-lus) pA (cf. 39, 169, 217, 
232, 63, 929, 1062, 1125, 9, et ad 16 et 405); carbunculare PL (cf. 
161,174,792,916,86,1178); carcerare,in-; cardinatus, inter-: Vitr.; 
cardinare, in-; carians; car-ic-are^ dis-; carinare et -tua PL; 
carminare; carminare, de-; camare^ con-t de-, ex-, in-; 180 cä- 
seatus, in-; castorinatus ; cataplasmare ; catarrkattis (fluor), 
catenare, con-, in-; -cateruatus, con- (cf. 26, 222, 255, 490, 
654, 1153, - 8, 300, 483); catillare (cf. 149, 638h, 1046, — 
660); caudicatus^^ -re, ex-; caueatusPL?cauemare; 190 cauUcu- 
latus; cauponariEnn., recc. (cf. 874, 235) ; causari, b -cusare, ad-, 
co-<id-, ex-, in-, re-, sub-ad- ; cauaidicari; cauteriare; cenlratus^ 
centuriare, con-, prae- (cf. 303, 312, 799, 1069b, 449, 1197); 
cerare, in- Geis.; -cerebrare, co?-, certaminare ; 200 ceruicatus^ 
de-, cerassatus ; cespitare ; cetratus ; cbaracatus CoL ; cklamy- 
dattu; chrismare; chymatus (^A i^, lÖ) ; cibare, in-; cicatricari; 
210 ciliatus; -ciliciatus^ con-; cimicaregL xopl^eiv (cf. 817, 904, 
— 1056); cincinnatus; -cinerare, in-, et-tus, con-, de-; circare, 
circum- ; circinare Ou. et pA, de- Manil. ; circulari, -re; cirratua ; 
citratus ; 22ü ciu-ic-are (cf. 368, 642, 853, 937, 1123, — 429, 520, 
800), ciu-it-are; classare^ con-\ clatbrare; clauatue, -re (clauus); 
-clauatus et -re, con- (clauis); clau-ic-atus (ut 224); c/ten<are; 
cloacare; clupeare Pacuu. et -tus (cli-); 23ü clysteriare; coag- 
mentare (cf. 232, 396, 485); coagulare PL; coccinatus pA; cochle- 
atus (ad signif. cf. 157, 252, 98a, 428, 35, 62b, 72, 585, 602, 21, 
2, 97, 770, 85, 91, 812, 910, 18, 89, 91..); cocionari; 235* coe- 
naculatus; coenare, con-; cognominare pA (cf. 878, — 726); 
colare, de-, ex-^ per-, re- Scrib. (cf. 281 sq., 962); coleatus (cf. 
670, 703, 1164); 240 -coUare, de-, sub-; collegiattis; colorare, 
con-^ de-, diV-, prae-^ sub* i-tu^}\ colostratus PL; columbari 



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Maec«; colamnatas; comans, -atas, -re; comitare et -ri, con- 
(-tus Plt.)-; comitiare, in- rit.; commerciari\ ^^ compendiare\ 
compluuiatas (cf. 329, 526); conchatus PI.; conchiclatus ', con- 
cliyliatus ; conciliare, de- Plt, in-, inter- Qt, re-; coniecturare 
(cf. 398, 517, 608, 68, 81, 1001?, 1128, 39, uett. 406, 842, 990?); 
consiliari; contionari; contumeliari\ 260 conuiciari; conuiuare, 
-ri; copiari pr. ; copulare, con-, dis-; coquinare Plt; corc-in- 
ari (cf. 310, 591, 803, 999); cordatus, et *> -ri, re-, -coriare^ de-, 
eX'\ cornicari Pers. ; comiculans^ -atus (cf. 246, 573, 667); 
270coronare; corporare, ad-Pl., eo?-, tn-, re*, re-in-^ trans-\ corti- 
catns Col. , -re , de- PI. , i*x- ; corymbiaitu ; costatus ; cothur- 
natus Ou. et p A ; -coxare, in- Pomp. com. ; crapulatus ; cremen- 
tare, in- (cf. 93, 635, 318, 309, 517, 440); crepidatus; 280 cre- 
tatus, -re, in- Petr. ; cribeUare; cribrare pA, con-^ per-; criminari, 
con-, et -re, in-; cristatus; crocatus, -re; crocinare; cruc-i-are, 
con- Lucr., de-, dis-, ex-, per- Plaut, re- (cf. 16*, 428?, 439«, 
531, 857, 1035); cruminare; crustare PI., pstt, con-, de-, in-; 
2^ crustulatus; cubiculatus Sen.; cucuUatu9\ cucurbitare (^cL 
839, 194, 337, 898, 348, 182, 141, 430, 230, 346, - absque udo esset, 
recc. omnia); -culatus, de-\ culminare Mart Cap. IX, 914; culparc, 
de-, ew-, in-, b -it-are Plt. (cf. 283, 192»», 375, 581, 875, 4ai); cal- 
tellare PI. (-tus), pstt, ex-; cultratus PI., -re, suh-; cumintittis-^ 
300 cumulare, ad-, circum-, con-\ cuneare p A,diB- Pl.,ea?-, sub-; cui-are, 
ad-, con- Plt., ex- (-us Plt,', per-, prae-, pro-, re-, super-'y curia- 
tufl, -re, ex-; cuspidare PL; custodiare; cycladatus pA; cylindratus 
PL; dalmaücatus \ damnare, con-, de-, per-, prae-, re- ; 310 dap- 
in-are Plt.; decorare, con-, de- (in-decorare Acc, Hör.); decn- 
riare; defrutare; de-it-are\ d*iliciari\ dentatus, de/ifizre, e-, in-; 
denticulatufl ; detrimentari; diadematus PL; 320 di/j^cid/arc gl. (!); 
digitatus PL, -re gl. (iu-digitare?), dHenimatus\ diluculat (cf. 98); 
diluuiare Lucr.; diphthongare-, dhciplinatus (cf. 330, 606, 90); 
discipulari; dlscriminare; displnuiatus Vitr.; 330 doctrinatus ', 
documentare ; dolabrare ; dominari, con-, e- (pass.), per-; do- 
nare, con-, dis-, re- II or.; -dorsuare i-sare), ex- (cf. 131 et A 
n. 26); dotare; dropacare\ dub-it-are, ad-, in- Verg., sub-; 
ducare\ 340 duellare; dulcorare, e-, in-; eburatus; eclünatus 
PL; effigiare (cf. 524, 406, 34); -elementalits^ co-; eUeborare^ 
elogiare-, emplastrare Col. (impl-); encaeniare', 350 endromi- 
datus; -enterare, ex- {interatus gl.); epliippiatus; epUoqare 
Thom. p. 201; episcopare-, epitomare\ epulari (-re pr.); equi- 
tare, ab-, ad-, circum-, in-, inter-, ob- pA, per-, praeter-, super- \ 
eremitare ; escare, ad-, in- pA; 360eunucliare Varr.ap. Non.p. 73»»; 
examinare; exemplare ; experimentare ; exseqniari; ewsUiatus; 



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exsulare ; fabatus ; fabr-ic-are, ad- , per- Plt. , re- , uel -ri, 
con-; fabalari, con-, 370 faheüari\ facetiari\ faecatus, c<m-, 
-re, de-, e/"-, in-; falcatus, falc-it-are gl. Ib.; famatas, -re, de-, 
dis-; famulari, coti-, et -re; fanare, rf«-, pro-, et -ri Maec; 
farratua; 3W -farreare, con-, farreattu; fasciatas pA et -re 
Capit., prae--^ fascinare, ef- Fl.; fastigare (-iare) pA; fatattw^ 
fanatus ; fauiilare; fauorare; febr-ic-it-are pA; feminare^ ef-; 
390 fenerare, de-, et -ri ; , fenestrare; feriari (cf. 349, 64); fer- 
mentare, con-^ in-, prae-., sub-; ferralns, prae-, -rc; ferrugi- 
nafiS'j ferrumlnare, con- PL; fetare intr. Col.; feturatus; fibra- 
tus Priap.; 400 fibulare pA, coti-, dif- Stat., ejr-, in-, oÄ-, re- 
Mart; ficatum; fidicmare (cf. 1118, 46)) /Sductar^, -tu«, in-, ob-; 
figmentatus Th. p. 240$ figulare (cf. 518, 327, denom. ab adi. 23, 
157, 169, 363, 449, nee non sup. adl70 et ad 16); figurare, ad-, con- 
Col., pstt., de-, ea?-, prae-^ re-; filare^ ex-; -füiatus^ ad-\ fili- 
catus; 410 fiscare, con-.^ in-; fistucare; tistulatus, -re et -ri-., 
flabellare, con-, in- (-tu8); flagellare (cf. 465 sq., 656); flagi- 
tiare (i. fmparare !§.); flammare, con-.^ de-, ef-, in-, prae-^ pro-^ re-, 
sub-\ flamm-ig-are Gell. (cf. 457, 66, 555, 607, 710, 931, 55, 
1169, — 1174); -floccare, de- Plt.; -florare, de-, prae-\ 420flucttt- 
are, con»^ per- Lucr., re-; flu^ntare; fluuiatus PI.; -focare, ef-, 
o/"-, prae- Scr., euf-; foc-il(l)-ari depon. Varr. uel -re pA, re- 
(cf. 1111, 68), uel -ul-are Non., gl.; foederatus, foederare, con-\ 
foliatus, -re, de-, ex-\ foU-e-atus (?cf. 639, 819); fotl-ic-are; 
430 fomentare, prae-; fomitare gl., de- Fest, ep., gl.; forami- 
natus; forficare\ formare, con-, de-, in-, per-, prae- pA, re-; 
formicare PI.; fomicatus, -re, con- Vitr., al. b fornicari, ex-\ 
fortunare (-tus); fraterculare Plt.; fratr-i-are (cf, 1035) uel (ut gl. 
Plac.) fratrare: Fest, epit.; 440 fraudare, de-, re-j frenare, de-, 
ef-5 in-, re-; -fretare, ca?-, per-, trans-; frigerare, per- pA, re- 
(cf. 844), frigorare (cf. 154, 1103); frondare gl. qtvXXo^ttv 
(? cf. frondator). de- ; frond-ic-are ; frontatusVitr., -re, re- gl.; -fru- 
gare, de- (cf. 10, 31, 41, 123, 5, 98, 267, 94, 335, 51, 418, 91, 516, 619, 
65, 9, 704, 16, 69, 978, 1063); frumentari; frustare, de- ; 450 fru- 
ticare, e/*-, ntper^^^ et -ri; fucare, in-; fuldmentare; fulgurare, 
de-, dfV, e/"-, prae- p pAj fuUgmattu; falminare, dif-; fumare 
ef- auct. Aetn. , in- PL, sub-^ trans- 8tat. ; fum-ig-are, dis-, 
e/"-, sub-j fnndare, ex-, per-, sub-, subter-i fdnerare, con-, et 
'ri; 460 furari, sub-; -furcare, in- (bi- -tusy, furcillare, fld-, *> 
-tus; furiare, ef- (cf. 674, 628, 6 653); fumatus; fustare excc. 
Val. de Imperator. 82 Q. frustati), con-^ de-; fust-ig-are\ gaesa- 
tus; galeare (-tus); galians» 470 galliculans PI. Val. (design.Bon 
liqaet); gaUulaxe^ gammatus.^ re-gammans; gausapatus pA; 



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gemmare, pro-Col.; generare, «d-, eon-^ de- fea degener), in-, prae-^ 
pro-, re- PL, super-; geniatus (cf. 534), -rp, «fc-; geniculatus, con- 
(-genuclatus), geniculare,ad'^in-^ pro-^ et -ri^ adr^pro-; germinare 
Pl.,con-,e- CoL, prae-PL, pro- CoL,re- PI. (cf. 474, 905, 6, 1058,506»», 
450,924); gesticiilari pAj 480 glaciare Hör. et pA, con-j -gladiari, 
di-, ^gladiatuai globare PL, circum- PL, con- (cf. 216, 763)» glo- 
merare, ad-, con-, in- Stat.; gloriari, con-; glutinare (snp. n. 3), 
ad-, con-, de- PL, dt>-, tn-, re-; gradatus PL, re-, -re, de-, prae-, 
retro-i -graminatus, in-j granatus pA, c-, -re, in- Th. p. 294$ 
grandinat, de-j 490 gregare pA, ab-, ad-, con-, dw-, se-; -grumari, 
de-, -re, ex-; gryllare\ -gulare, de-; gummtttus; guminare, 
gurgitarc, e-^ in-; gnttatus Mart, b-re(cf. 1059); gypsare, prae-j 
gyratus Pl.f -re Veg. u., eccL, circum-^ con-^ rfe-, re-j 500 habi- 
tuari; haedulare; hamatus, ^-re, acZ-, in-; hastatus, ^.re, sub-; 
hederatusi helluari <cf. 622*, 713)) -herbare, ex- CoL, b herbans^ 
•heredare, er-, in-; hered-it-are, ^ eor-, in-; bibernare; ßlO hie- 
mare, per- CoL ; honorare, co-, de-, ej?-, prae-^ et -riy hordeari 
(xQid^iav)^ bospitaril pA, co-^ de-, -re, ad-; hostiatus Plt,; 
humare, circum-^ in- PL, ob-; -humorare^ ex-; iacturare; iacu- 
lari, fld-, e-; Ictuare (cf. 29, 855, 1171, 1211); 52ß ign-ic-ans -, 
ignominiare-y illeeebrare (cf. 282, 332, 560, 77, 618, 786, 889, 
971, 1101, 1104, 1177, 989, 1072; 67, 166, 623, 4, 88, 861, 948; 
617)5 iUudiarei imaginari pA, et -re Gell., Lact. alL, co-; 
imbricatus, -rej impluuiatus; incolare (cf. 537)5 incommodare 
(cai,~al.,inc.qd,a-tts); indusiatns, -re; 630 infantare (cf. 227), 
infant-i-ari, co- (cf. 16* et ad 287) ; infitiari) infulatus, -re (cf. 381, 
1200); ingeniatus; initiare (cf. 888, 590); iniuriare (cf. 521, 511); 
inquUinare; insiciatus (is-)\ insidiari, circum-, -re; ^^insvlatusi 
intellectuare ; interpretari, re-, et -re, re-; wteruallatus ; inte- 
rulatus Thom. p. 286 (camtsia indutus); locari , ad-i iocnlans Lin., 
-re gl.; iratus, ob-, per-, sub-; itinerari (cf. 1181); iubatus; 
550 iubilare, in-; iugare, ab-, ad-, con-, de-, dw-, sub-^ Irans-; 
iugulare (cf germ. köpfen, et ad 733); iugumentare Vitr.; inrare, ab-, 
ad-, con-, de-, e-,.ex-per-, ob-,per- (-iurare uel peierare), prae-; iur- 
(i)g.are, «*-, ob- ; tuscellatus ; iuuenari(cf. 16*, 389, 900, 1193); 
-labellare, con- Laber. j laborare, ad-, con-^ de- Afran., e-, in-, 
prae- ; 560 -labrare, sub-, labratus (-nfw) 5 lacernatus pA ; lacri- 
mare, ad-, con-, de- C0I-. j«6-, super- CoL, et -ri; lactans, lac- 
tare^ ab-, ad-^ de-, per-, lact-it-are Mart. (cf. 562, 1047, 973, 977, 
667, 913); laculatus; lacunare Ou., PL (cf. 573, 189, 432); lamentari, 
con-, de-, et -re; lanatus, -re; lanceare (cf. 967, 481», 1060, — 
ad 108); 670 lanuginans; lapidare, de- (et -ri), di-, e- (-tus PL); 
laqueare, ab-, circum- Grat., e-, in-, ob- CoL, sub-; aL laqueans, 



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-atns (cf. 565); laruatns, -re; laseratus; laserpiciatos; late- 
brare^ in- Quadr.; -laterare-y ad-f con-; latibnlari, -re; fiSOlatro- 
ci-nari (cf. 584, 646*, 806, 926, 1016); laudare, ad- Plt., con-, di- 
Cic. ep., e- Fest, ep,, re-; laureatus, -re; lemniscatus ; leno-ci- 
nari; lenticulatus; letare p.; libldinari pA; librare, con-, de- 
(-libr- uel -liber-are : Corssen Vocalism. I p. 537), per- pA (cf. 
1143); licentiare; 5d0 Udatus Aug.; lic-in-iare; lignari; ligo- 
natus; ligulatusi limare (limus), ob-, per-; limare (lima), de- 
PL, e-; Umhatus\ -liminare, e-; limitare, con-^ de-, -rt^ con- 
(cf. 676, 781, 1107); 60O lineare, cün-^ de-, prae-; linguareC-tus)^ 
e-; lingalatus Yitr.; iinteatus; liqiuimrnatu&\ li rare, de- (cf. 1081); 
literatus, et -re, ob-; lit-ig-are, de-, e-; liturare ; locare, öä-, con-, 
c/e-, dw-, e-, oft-, prae-, re-^ re-con-; 610 loculatus ; loculatus (A p. 
49); lomentare; loratue; loricare (-tus), di-; -lucare, con-, inter- 
Pl., snb-; lucemaius; lucrari, con-^ super- ^ et -re; lucubrare 
(-brum Is.), -lunibare, de-, prae- (i. e. prae- e-)Nou.; 620 /«minare, 
con-y e-, in-, per-, prae-, re-, re-in-; lunare (-tus) p et pA; lupari 
Acc, -tus; 622» lurcare, -ri; lustrare, circum-, con-, de-^ ob-, per-; 
lustrari (cf. 436 1>); lutare, con-, de-, et lut-it-afe, con-; luxuriari, 
e-, et -re, lymphare (-tus); maceriatus (cf. 685, 96, 1160); 630 ma- 
chinari, con- Tb. p. 359 (cf. 1097); maciare^ e- Col.; maculare, 
con-, e-, in-\ magisterare, -trare (cf. 679, — in 588); magmentatus 
Fest, epit.; malleatus Col.; maltbare PI.; mammatus PL, b-re, 
mamm-e-atus, 640 mammillatus; mancipare, e-, re- ( i maDcipiom; cf. 
383;, 709^ 1180, ieianare}; mangon-ic-are PI.; manicatus, manicleatus, 

manuleatus; manticulari (l. manticalas tractare, BcrnUri faraciter, cf. 998 
sq.; 941, 972); 646* manticinari Plt; manttuUus; manuatus Laber. 
(q. furatus), -re, sub-^ ^al. manuatus (q. manibus praeditus) M. 

Cap. (cC 762 orarel. orc facerc, 144 et 7, 276, 493, 558, 748b, 

86, 815 b, 948 b, 55, 6, -adb; 111, 22, 3, 40, 65, 7, 98, 200, 10, 
39, 46, 66», 74, 446, 601, 38*, 9, 40, 704, 46, 48*.., 1177); ma- 
nubriatus; 660 margarüatus; marginare, con-^ e- PL; marmorare; 
Mart-i-atus gl, (cf. Martiaticos Prise); -tnassare, con-, tn-j moiticha' 
tits; moitigare; mastrucatus; materiare^ -matricare, de-; 660 ma- 
xülare gl. crofioxonsTv ^ medicinare; medullatus PL, medulläre, 
e-i mellare (? sed cf. -tio Col. PI.); membrare, con-, de-, di--, -men- 
dare> e-, co-e-, in-^ mendicare, e-, et -rij menstruans, -atai men- 
surare, con-, de-, re-i -mentare, de-i 670 mentulatns; meratusi 
mercari, con-, e-, co-e-, prae; merendare (cf. 236, 356)5 meretri- 
carii meridiare, -ri; metari, di-, prae-^ et -re; militare, con-, 
per-i miniare; ministrare, ad-, prae-i 660 mitratus; miaturatus; 
mod-er-ari, ad- Plt., prae-^ et -re, con--, modulari, öd-, prae-; 
moechari (et adalterare, -ri intr., 674, 995) ; moeniare gl. ; -molare. 



— se- 
in-; molendare (cf. 673)$ monstrare, con-, de-, per-, per-de-, prae-, 
prae-de-, praeter- ; morari, con-, de-, e-, in- pA, per-, re-j 
GM moratns (mos, ^mörarf Soet noa nenU in ccMmn); macronatns Pl.$ 

mnlierare Varr. sät (i.e. facere qaem malierem, effeminare qm, cf. 1191, 

307, 14, 25, 60, 408, 507, 8 b, 540^ 641, 71, 772, 812, 97, 1062, 66, 
1183); mnltare) munerari, de-, re-, et -re, de-, re- (et. Petr.)> 
mon-ic-are pr., com-, dis-com-^ ete-com-; murare; muricaius PI., 
al. Fulg.; murrnnrare, ad-, con-, de- Ou., in-, ob-, re-, sub-^ et 
-ri, ad^y con-, mtuinnrillare Plt.; 700 murratus; murtatns; -mu- 
scare, e- CoL, muscari; mntoniatus) -nasare, de- Plt.; nasiter- 
natus; -naturatuSy con-; naucolari Mart, nauiculari; naiifra- 
gare (^a -ginm) Petr., pstt; 710 nau-ig-are, ad- PL, e-, in- Mala, 
per- PI., prae- pA, praeter- pA, *u6-, super-^ trans-; nauseare; 
nebtUare (nebula); nebulari (nebolo) gl.; negotiari (cf. 249, 752, 
9); nepotaripA; -neruare, e-, *uÄ- ; nidorare; nidulariPl., Gell.; 
nigeüatut; '^^-nihilarejad-; nimbatas Plt«; nitratos pA; niaatospA; 
-noctare, ab- Sen«, per-; nodare, ab- Col,, ad-, co«-, e-, in-^ re-; 
nominare, «d-, con-, de-, prae-^ pro-^ super-^ trans-^ et nomin-it- 
are Lucr. ; normare Col. (-tus), Diom., de- (cf. 42, 828, et ad 896); 
nStare, ad-, de-, e-, in-^ per-, prae-^ sab-; 730 nouercari^ nubi- 
lare, ad- Stat, e-, in-^ oft-, per-, et -ri (cf. 150, 1, 1102); nu- 
cleare {-ns pass.), e-; nugari, ad- Th. p. 379 (cf. 60, 371, 545, 881, 
1137); numellattu; numerare, ab-, ad-, con-^ e-, per-, pro-, 
re-, super-y trans-; nummatas; nnndinari, et -re-, de-, e-; nnn- 
tiare, ab- re-, ad- pA, con-^ de-, e-, inter-, inter- ad-, ob-, oft- re-, 
prae-, pro-, re-; nuptians; 740 nutricare, -ri (cf. 744, 77, 634, 
79); obelare; obryzatus; obsidiari Col. (cf. 880, 1073, 539); 
obstetricare y et -ri intpr. Iren. IV, 33, 3; occare, de-, in- Col.; 
ocellatus Säet«; ocreatns; ocolatua, -re, ex- Plt., in-, boctdore; 
-odiatus, in-, per-; 760 odorare (-ns?), in- Col., et b-ri; oenoga- 
ratus; officiari; oleatui; olerare Mat ap. Prise, -ri Cled^ 
Oliuare PI. (q. olfoaa demere, coUigere, cf. 54, 663, 431, l 444, 788, 813^ 
845, 922, 927, 935, 1013, 1077, 1087, 552, cf. etiam ad 212 et 
1044); omentatusi ominari, ab-, oft-; onerare, ad-, co-^ de-, ex-, 
re-, sub-; operari, ad-^ co-^ e«-, in-, et -re Nachtr. p. 23, tn-, 
(-tus pass.), ex-; 760 operculare Col.; -oppidatus, in-; orare, ad-, 
co-y de- Fest, ex-, per-, prae-^ super- (De-Vit)j orbiculatus; 
-Orbit are^ de-, ex- ; ordinäre, ad-, co-, inter-, prae-^ super-; oscil- 
lare, -ri; osculari, ad-^ de-, ex-, ob- Petr., per- Mart., et -re; 
-ossäre, ex-; 770 ostreatus Plt.; otiari; ouatus PL; ou-ic-are; 
pabulari; pacare, con-^ per- Liu. ; pactuari; paedagogare pr.; 
paennlatns; pa^nare, con- (compagina), re-, re- con-; ^^palae- 
ttrans; -polare, de-; paleatus pA; palliatus, ex-, et -re (A), 



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ad- Th. p. 59, ofr-, suh- Th. p. 444; palliolatus pA; palmatus, -re CoL, 
Qt decl., €X'\ palpebrare; paludatus; pampinare, b -tus PL; -pan- 
Tiare, -rfc Th. p. 460; panDUceatus; <90* papaueratuB PL; papilla- 
tusy ex- Plt.; populäre; paragaudatus; parasitari, sab-; parcatus 
g\.; parentare; ^Brm^itua ;> parricidans; particulatus; 800 pasülli- 
cansPL; pastinare pA, re-; patagiatus; paiaginare Pelag.; pati- 
bulatus Plt. ; -patriare^re-; patrocinari; pauiculare gl.\ pauimen- 
tare; paasa Plt., pausare, ex- (-ius)y tb-; 810 pectiuare pA, & -tus 
Fest. ; -pectorare, ad-, de-^ ex- pr.; pecuattts; peculari^ de- (etiam 
pecuiatus, us et -tor uett.); peculiare, ex- Plt. ; pedare (pes) pA, in-, aL 
*» re-(et quadru-); -pedicare^ in-; pediculare gl.; peditare (cf. J147, 

357,677,1166); pelleatus; ^'^ pellicare; pelliculare CoL; pelta- 
tu9; penetrare, per-; pennatus, -ri; periculari pr.,et pericMt-ari; 
826* -perpatus, sub- ; peronatus Pers.; perpendiculatus; persoUata 
PL; 830 personatus; -pessulare, ob-; petasatus; pexatns Hart.; 
phaecasiatus pA; phaleratus, -re; phantasmari (cf. 524, 1033). 
pharetratus ; philosophari ; phlebatomare (-mus); 839* phoenicaius 
uel -ciatus ; piaculare ; picare, in-, ob-; picturatns; pigmeräaUu; 
pignerare, ob-, prae-^ re-^ et -ri; ptlare (pilus), con- (Hör. -i- : 
cf. 848), d^e-, ex-^wi-, snb-; -pTlatus (pTla), prae-; pilatns (pTlum) 
Verg.; pilare (pila), con- (?), ob-; pileatus, -re; ^^ pincemans; 
pinnatus, de- Varr., -rr, piperatns pA; piraticari; piscari, ex-j 
piagare; -plagare^ in- (cf. 170, 816) et plag-i-are; -planare^ in- 
(jr Aavo^); plantare PL, pstt. (cf. 893 sq.), dreum-^ •on-^ de- 
pA, ex- CoL, rc-, trans-^ al. sub-; 860 plasmare^ con-^ re-; plau- 
htrari; plumatus, b .re GelL, App., all., i/c-, in-; plumbare, 
ad- (-tus) pA, circum- Cat. r. r., in- Vitr., re- Sen.; -podiare^ ad- 
(appuycr) et sub- Th. p. 425; podismars; poetari, -re; poien- 
latus; pompare^ rfc-, ex-; ponderare, con-^ de- Petr., prae-, re-; 
870 pontificans; popinari; -porcare, in- CoL; potionare; prae- 
conare^ -ri; praeeoniare, -ri; praedari (-rej^ de-; praemiari Snet., 
-re; praenominare Varr.; praeputiatuSy in-; ^^ praesidiari; 
praestigiare^ -ri; praesulari; praetextatus ; precari, ad-, con-, 
de-, con-de-y in-; preiiare, ad-, de-; primiiiari (cf. 334, 6, 694) ; 
principari; principiare; -probrare, ex-, ob- (cf. C p. 14); 889* pro- 
care, -ri?; proeliari, de-, et -re; pronubans; prooemiari PL ep.; 
^propagare, propaginare (cf. 150 et 1); prophetare; propor- 
tionare (cf. 668, 82, 3, 865, 9, 929); prostibulatus ; psüothrare; 
v*-doratuSy ex- Petr., (in-J; 900 puell-it-ari Lab.; pugilari; pu- 
gnare, ad- Tac, con-^ de-, ex-, in-, ob-, pro-, re-; puleiatut; 
puUcare; puUare CoL, et pullulare Verg. et pA, re- PL; 'pul- 
pare, de-, ex-; pulpitare; puluerare, de^, dis- pr.; öio pulul- 
natue Vitr,, PL; pamicare, ex-; -punciattu, ad- (cf. 1019); purare^ 

9 



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8ub-; purpnratus, circum, in-, et (magls rccc) -re ; purpurissattis ; 
pustulare; pustUatus; pyxidatus PI.; quadrigatus; 920 quaestio- 
naTe\ guerelare^ -ri; racemari, -re, b -tus PL; radiäre, in- Stat., 
0^-, prae-, «uft-, et -ri; radicari pA, et -re, e-; raptUatus; 
ratio-ci-nari, -re; redimictdat y^gl. ^hi\ox> ävaXvet ^£C(i.aTa^;reg' 
nare, COn-, prae- (^reg-inare, uel regin-ar^ cf. 333); reguläre, -ri\ 
930 remediare Scrib. ♦), -ri (cf. 661, et ad 293); rem-ig-are, ad-, 
e- pA, Bub-; remulcare et -vlc-ul-are (cf. 425, 1189); repudiare 
(cf.ll38);resinatuspA; retare; retiatus^ reticulatus; rhetor-ic-are,-ri; 
rhonchare; riciniatus; 940 rigorare PI.; rimari, -re; riuare, 
con- pA, de-, e-, wi/er-; rixari, con-y -re Varr. sat; robiginans-, 
roborare, con-, tn-, prae-\ rorare, ad-, circum', in-, prae-; 
rosatus et rosulatus\ rostratus, b -re PI. (-ns), gl. ; rotare, cd-, cir- 
cum-, in-y sub- (-tus); rubicare; 950* ruftora/t«; rubricatus; ruderare 
pA, e- (-tuB Varr., -re); rugare, con-, e- PL, in- Stat.; rumare 
Fest, ep., in-, sub-; rum-ig-are^ ruminare et -ri; runatus Enn.; 
runcare, e- CoL ; runcinare, de-, e-; 960 rurare, -ri; 960* rutatus 
pA; saburratns Plt., -re PL ; saccare; sacceUare\ sacrilegare\ 
sagatns; saginare; sagittare Curt. et pBtt) sagmare\ sagulatus\ 
970 ^salare, eX' (-tus), in-'^ salebratus; salinare; Baliuare pA; 
salutare, ad-, con-, de-, ob- pr., per-, re-; samhucatus; 975* samiare\ 
sandaracatns PL; sangurnare^ -tns, ex- Vitr. ; -saniare, ex- 
(n. 3); sannarcy de-, sub-, et -ri; 980 saponatus; saporare (-UtsX 
n-; sappMratus'y sarcinatns, -re gL, con-^ juft- ; sarcophagarc^ 
$arctdare\ 985* sardonycbatns Mart.; scabiare\ scalpeüare^ scal- 
pratns CoL ; 990 scalptnratas PL (?); scamnatus\ scelerare (-tos), 
con-, per- (-tns); -Bcobinare, de-, dt-; scopare (scopae); scortari; 
seotomare; 'Scrobare, de-; scrutari, in-, per-, -re pr. , ea-; 
scrnt-in-are ; 1000 scnlponeatus Varr. sat.; sculpturatus (de'pon.f); 
scnrrari; scutatns; scutulatas pA; sebare CoL; secDriclatos; 
seditionari; segmentatus Jan.; -sellari (-re% ad-; sementare PL; 
1010* Seminare, con-^ dis-, in- Vitr., tnter-, prae-y pro-, re-, super-; 



4) Scribonii Largi alias noces Inter nett, (ante Domltiani qaidem tempora) 
pecnliaresy quantun sdtar, com postt. eaadem noscantor usurpasse, has fete 
collegfaoiu: coUutio> commandncatio, constrictio, 'contuslo 208 al. (C. Aar. t. 1, 
4, 61)^ deandatio, exaaperatio, intensio (cf. 12)> ligatio, praefocatio, lo spiratio, 
sternntaüo (et. 0. Anr. t. II, 1, 38, 7, 94 al.)> 'tenaio (et. C. Aur. sign, diaet. 
pass. 92 et saep.), albor, pator, callositas ,,36" (etC. Aar. t. II, 14, 212 ulceris), 
aarlacalplnin 56 al., Mart. In lemm., trepondo, cnlinarias s. (adf. Fronto), pedi- 
cularias 8 al. (-la herba, -is 227^ Col.), 2o paitUcInns, applumbatas, antedictns 
65 (partes) al., eiaculare, excastrare, obsopire, praecalefacere, praemacerar^ 
recalflerf, recolare, s o snpernDgere. Cf.Nachtr. n. 14 et sup.n. 3, praeterea etlam 
D p. 313 sq., Qbi add.: pecnUariter Scrib. ep. dedic. p. 5 Rhod., PL, Qt, pstt. 



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senstttus (in-); sententiare; sentinare; -serare, de-, dis-, ob-, re- 
(cf. 225, 831); sericatus Suet iholo-^; sermo-ci-nari, -we, senno- 
nari, con-; serratus, * -re; sertatus; 1020 gibilare , ex-, in-, 
oft-, re-; siderari PL; sigiliatus, -re; signare, ad-, circum- pA, 
con-, co-ad'^ de-, dis-, ex-, in-, ob-, per-, prae-, prae-de-^ re-, 
re-ctyn-, sub- (cf. 729); siliquari PI. ; 1024*8ii,gultare;_8inuare, 
€x-j in-; sistratus Mart.^ situatusj soccatus Sen.; -solare, in- 
Col. (cf. 422); l^^ -solare, ad- (cf. pessumdarc); solatiari; sole- 
atus ; somniare, con-, ex- (somniari Petr., App. Met. «III, 22, VIII, 
2", cf. Caper «orthogr. p. 2240**); eoporare pA ; soror-i-are ; spatiari, 
circMWi-, con- Petr., ex-; specellatus; speciatus (m-); specnlari, 
per-, prae-^ pro- (a speculum: cf. 524); lOWsperare, de-, prac-, 
super-; sphingatua\ spicare <-tus) pA ; spleniatus Mart.; spoliare, 

de-, ex- (-ri; — 8p. est propr.: spolU detraJiere. cf. 876 et ad 753); spongi- 

are\ sportulans Cypr. ep. 1, 1; spumare. circum-, de> pA, ex-, 
in-; -squamare, de-, squamatus\ stabulare, -ri; lOSOstadiatus 
Vitr. ; staguare, circum-, con-, in-, re-, super- ; staminatus Petr. 
(cf. 590); stannare (-j^w); statuminare (cf. 452, 16, 163, 458, 815», 
884, 1155), fuper-; stellatus, con-\ stercorare^ atigmare; stilare 
Col.; stillare, de-, in-, re-, sub-in-^ *Mper-, super-de-; lOßOstimu- 
lare, cfe-, ex-, in-, per- Tac. ; stipendiari PI., Tert. j stipulari, 
ad-, in-, re- (stipulare^ -tue pass.); -stirpare, ab-, ex- (cf. 187^); 
stolatus; stomachari, de-, sub- ; stragulare ; stramentari; striare 
pA (striatus Plt.); strigare pA, bstrigatus; I070 -strigillare, ob-; 
stuporatusi stuprare, con-, ob-; subsidiari; -snbstantiatus^ con-, 
in-'j -snbnlare, de-, in-; -succare, ex-, in- Col.; succ-ic-are\ 
sudorare Th. p. 562; suffimentare; 1080 safiTlaminare ; sulcare, 
de-, rfi-, i?i-, per-^ prae-, re- (cf. 1069); sulfuratus; suminatus\ 
sumptuatus, -re, ex- gl. (i. pauperare); suppetiari (cf. 102, 1031); 
supplementäre'^ snrculare Col., h al. Apic; susinatus; susur- 
rare, in-; l^^ stUelare (cf. 1155): sycophantari ; syncopare; 
tabnlatos, -re, con-tabulare ; taediare^ et -ri^ ex-; taleare^ inter-\ 
laminare, ad-, con-, in-; 1096* /aurofto/tari ; -technari, con- Plt; 
tegulatus^ in-; -templari, con- (et -re); ^^^ -temporare- , con- 
Tert., al. de- Pelag. ; tenebrare, con-^ in^^ ob-; tenekr-ic-are, 
con-^ in', et -ri; teporatus PL, -re; terebrare, con-, ex-, per»; 
-tergare, posftj-; tergorare PI.; terminare, ab- (rtus\ ad-^ ciV' 
cum-, con-^ de-, dis-, ex-, prae- de-, pro- ; tessellatus, -re ; tes' 
seratus, -re, con-'^ motestari, ad-, con-, co-ad-^ de-, ob-, pro-^ 
(Jtestare^ -tus pasa.); test-il-ari, testiculari, h testiculatus (cf. in- 
testatus Plt«) 9 testimoniatus •, testudinatus (-eatus Col.); thecatus 
8id., enthecatus Fulg. Mytli.; thoracatus PL; ihymatus\ tiara- 
tus\ tibicinare^ -rii -tignare, con-; l^fimorafi», in-i tineare*^ 



— 40 - 

tintinnabulatus ; tiron-ic-are ; iiüonare ; tittäare^ ad-, in-, 
prae-, pro-; togatiis, cow-; tonitruare; tonsiirare; (orculare 
1130 tornare, de- PI., ex-^ viter- i-tus)^ re-; torporare Turp. 
Lact. $ torquatas; tortionare\ toxicaliis; trabeatus; tribu 
lare, ad-, con- ; tricari Cic. ep., ex- Plt., -re, ex-, in-, r/»- 
tripudiare; triturareyre-; 1140 triumphare ; tropaeaius; -tropare 
ad-i trutinari Fers., -re; tubare; tuheratiis, *> -re, ex-, pra- 
tubicinare; tubulatus PI. 5 tadiculare; tumalare, ad-, circum- 
con-5 1150 tumultuari, -re; tunicatus, -re Varr. sat; turbare 
flrf-, con-, de-, dis-, ex-, inter-, ob-, per-, pro-, sub-pcr- ; -tiir 
tnarcy con-; turundare; tutelatus; tutulatus pr. 9 uadarl, con 
{uadari et -tus pass.) ; vadare, Irans- ^ -unginare^ <?-; Hßö uallarc 
circum-, can-, ob-, prae- (cf. 543)5 ualuatus, -re, c-5 uaporarc 
p, pA, c-, prae-; -uasare, con-, al. uasatus^ uelare, ad- Verg., 
Lmpr., circum-, con-, de-, ob-, prae-, re- Oii. et pstt., sub-; 
uelitari Plt. et pstt., -re; uenenarej uent-il-are, di-, e-, re-; 
nentr-ig-are i 1170 uerbenatus Suet. ; uerber&re, ad- Stat., con- 
pA, de-, di-, e-, 06-, re- pA, Irans-; uericulatus Col. ; uermi- 
culari (-tus) ; uerm-ig-er-atus i ucrminare, -ri (cf. 1121) ; uemarej 
prae- PI. 5 uertebratus PL; uesicare; -uesperat, ad-, uesperari; 
1180 uestig-are, e-, in-, ad-in-, per- ; uiare^ ante-, de-, m-, oft-, 
per-, prae-; uiaticatus, -ari; uidimare; uictorialus; uigilare, 
ad-, e-, in-, inter-^ ob-, per-, prae- \ nigorare, e- (,-tus) ; nillicare, 
-ri ; uindemiare pA, per-; ui-ol-are, cmt-, ob- 5 H^violatus; 
virare^ e-; uirgatus, uirgulatus PI.; uirgiuari^ -re, de-$ uiri- 
atus Lucil. ; uiscare, in-; uiscellatus; -uiscerare, con-^ e-, in-; 
-uitare, e-; uitiare. con-, e- (RSnsch p. 517), prÄC-; 1200 uittatus j ulcerare, 
ad-t ex-, in-, prae-^ re-, sub-; nmbilicatus PL; um] rare, od-, 
in-, ob-, prae- Tac, sub-, super- ob-; uncare^ ad-, in-, ob-; 
uncinatus; undare, ab-, arf-, ex-, ex-ab-^ in-, inter-, per-, per- 
in-, red-, super-ab- , super-in-; undulatus; unguentatus, -re; 
ungulatus^ -re, ex-; urinari, et -re, in-; 1310 uulgare, di-, e-, in-, 
per-, pro-i unlnerare, con-; uultuatus; uxoratus; zelare^ prae-, 
et 'ri (D p. 292), ad- *). 



6) Participia per f. passiaa si qnae a nerbls deponentibus inaeniantor 
decUnata, ut sunt int. cett. machinatus, mercatus, periclitatus, praetpeeuimtms, 
preeaitu, annotare picruroque supcrsedi. — E deriuatorum ab adiectiuis Uter- 
culo (Z. f. oest. Gymn. 1874, p. 569 sqq.) biic pertrabi poterant: 7 adulterare« 
25 amicare, 115 galaticari, 163 graecari, 301 ak'tare. 317, 383, 416, 24 ametbjr- 
•tlnatus, 43, 59, tfO, 156, 309« 336, 381, 408, fortassc et alia quaedam. 



I 

I 



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n. 



P. Papinii Statu 

aliorumque qui temporibus Domitiani 

uixerunt poetaram 

Valerii Flacci (b) Silii (c) Martialis (d) Juuenalü (e) 
apparatns uocabxilorum nouicii coUatio. 



Nonicia dicimus horum, qaae per hos nobis ptimnin innotuerunt. Quae quique 
babent »mfularia (h. p. quae ab aliis quoqQe usurpata esse iiondom demonstratum 
est), didurtis literis coDspicua fecimus. Intennixta paucula quaedam rarioris usus 
aocubula, quae apud bos poetas^ non tarnen prfmos inueniuntur, minutissimis formis 
discriminauinius. — Sint faaec instar cpimetri ad eas pottssimum inter supplfmen- 
tatas nostra opella uoces, quibus infra adscriptnm uidebis (ii>d.)i b. e. ope indicis 
p. 1—25 descripti qnaerendas. Ccterum plenan'am esse hanc nostram^ Silianorum 
prae8ertü]]> coUectioDem^ spondere non ausim. 

Applau ju*, usTheb.II, 515 'fractos in uulnere dentes terribili 
applausu', Firm. m. (A), certatus, us, digestus, us (ind.), distinc- 
tus, u, egcstus, u (Sen.), iiatatus, HS, precatus, us Th. VIII, 332, Silu. V,2, 
81 al. (ind), proflatus, u, rotatus, us (3 p. 670, ublleg.: Stat.,Au8., 
et add.: Vcn. u. Mart. I, 13 al.), •sortitus, US meton. q. sors, lOspu- 
matus, u; — b: ouatus, us*, — Ol extentus, us, illapsus, us 

III, 463, Col., Ambr., Cass. Inc. Chr. II, 6; 

auxilia/or S(iln.) III, 4, 24 (Quint., Tac, — cf. ind.), Sena- 
tor (b), populatrix (d), ♦portitor (q. aurlga), praedatrix, precator, s. V, 

8, 152, (Com.), reparator «S. IV,!,!!**, Auien. Arat. 166, Ambr. Noe 
14, 48, Seru., Ennod. epigr. 607 'uetustorum r., nouorum conditor\ 
Am.iun. in ps. 60, Cassian., inscr. , rotator (ind.), ^Ogimulatrix, 
solator (Tib.), salcator (0, — Lucan.), temerator Ach. I, 601 al. , turba- 
trix, ultricia neutr. pl. (c); — b: gestatrix, memoratrix, 
mugitor, mutator (Kachtr. p. 42), pulsator (ind.) sociatrix; - d: 
30basiator, celebrator, circulatrix, couturbator (ind.), dor- 
mitor, esuritor, fellator, inuitator CTcrt. et pstt., ut Zen. 11, 
tr. 38, Aug. Ad Donat. 20, all.), malleator (ind.), TORS turbator (cf.nr. 
342), 40 plorator, ructatrix, salutati-ix (e), Bciscitator, sititor, 
sudatrix, tractatrix; — e: carptor (Laeu. ap. Geil.), secutor; 



^ 42 - 

* popularita* »8. II, 7, 69 gratum popularitate Magnum** (Tac, 
Suet., all.); 

b: aspirameTs, ^Olustramen; — g: decoramen, meditamen, 
nntamen; — e: sufflamen (sufflaminare Sen. rh.); 

d: buxe^tim, ilicetum; — nitela V, 37, 8; 

pnmilo, onis (et pumilus 'J; — d: 60 anteambulo (Suet.), 
capo (antt. capus •), paedico, udo, uespillo; — e: gobio (antt. 
gobius •) ; 

d: botetttw, galericulum (Front strat. IV, 7, 29, Säet.)) lec- 
ticariola, ofella (e), panariolum, 70 pipinna, sesterti- 
olum, umbella (e), et ab adi.: putidulus^ sellariolas, toga- 
tulus; — e: bracteola, foruli (Suet.), haedulus, petasunculas 
(a -so), 80 unciola (ind.), ab adi.: flammeolum s. (adi. Col. p), 
improbulas, liuidulus, rubicundulus; 

comp OS,: biga sing.; — d: bardocucullus, condiscipula, 
domipoenium, dentiscalpium, 90 suramoenium (cf. 159); 
— e: epirhedium, triscurrium; — 

d: bascauda (e), panaca (in lemm.)) sandapila (jua., Suet, seh. 

Lac. VlII, 736: capulom i. e. sandapilam» gl. Plac. et all. gl.), uerpus (Juu.), 

macellu*, — e: attegia, gibbus s. (q. gibber s.), papas, 100 stoi- 
cida. Graeca, quibus d et e crebro utuntur, omisimus. 

declini* (cf. 109), deflui«, *circuinsonu8 pass. S. V, 1, 
91 al., *hiulcus act., prospicutif, suadus adi., confraga, orum s. 
(b, — adi. Lucan.), pactus s.; — b: inclinis; — c: HO disterminus 
(pass.); — d: eniratior V, 41, 1, resolutior; 

remea&t/i5, speculabilis, — b: implorabilis, — d: dele- 
bilis (ind- Ou., cf. Ind.), — 6: curabilis; 

d: *ludia 8. (e), — e: *ludius s.; 

G : 120 spernaa? (post Verg. sternax) ; 

d: amict or-tuni (lemm.), ministratorius (lemm. , — ind.), 
scalptorium (lemm.); 

pilaris, plantaris a pi. = jr^Ajua (b), cxsequialis Th. vii, 90 al. 
(Oo. ».); — d: boletar, capillare (adi. pstt. ), clancularius, 
*carnarius, 130 dulciarius adi. XIV, 22 lemm., App., Firm. m. 
VIII, 11, inscr. (sahst. Lampr., Treb.), glabraria, graphiarium (adi. 



6) Cf. paao, panas, — amasios, postt. amasio, — gubemias Laber., gaber- 
nio r., — Incnbo, r. incubas, — lanlos, lanio, — longorius. loogurlo, — Indios, 
ludio, — manducas, mandaco, — nutricias s., inscr. nutricio, — scorpias, scorpio 
(et scorofio). — silus, silo, — strabo, strabas (Non.: strabones sunt quos strabos 
nunc dlcimus), strabonus Petr., — centurio, centurionns Fest. epit. „antea", — 
curio, curionos, et decurio, decorlonas, — epulo, co-epalonus Plt. 



— 43 — 

Suet.), infantarias, mamillare (lemm.), *minutal (e), •musca- 
rium, niuarius (lemm.), ollaris, pinguiarius, 140 quinque- 
pedal lemm. (adi. Grom.), trigo|nalis lemm., trinoctialis; 

iliccuj, *8idereuB (q. pulcher) Th. V, 613 's. uuUas' al. (b, d, 
Lampr.), taxeus (D n. 101) ; — d: membraneus, 'coccin a, orum, — 
e - collactea s., misceilaneus (Petr. 50), taurea B., galbina, ae s.; 

d: cathedralicitc*, Floralicius, praetoricius, Saturna- 
licius; — ücoxus (Priap.), pediculosus (ind.); — orcintanuj, 
snmmoeiiiaDus, ( Gapellianas , Septicianus..); — 100 Vela- 
hr ensis'^ — nrbicus I, 41, 11, 53, 5; 

•senior s. S. HL, 3, 43 's. placidissime', 208, — •trinua q. triplex; 

— Domitianus adi. S. IV, 3 lemm. (uia), cf. HA p. 76. 

comp OS.: metalli/cr (c), olorifer Th. IV, 227 cod. Put, 
Claud., peltifer, uaporifer Th. VI, 716 al. (ind.), uotifer, 
170 uuifer (b), aatrlfcr {b, d, — sed cf. Nachtr. p. 44), monstrlfer Th. IV, 
298, X, 796 al. (6, — sed cf. Nacbtr. I. I.), astri^rer, freniger, flammiger 
(6, — Nachtr. 1. l.)> &ensonus (b, C), mnltisonus Th. VIII, 25 al. (d), 
andisoniu {b, — sed iam Prop.), iluctiuagus Th. IX, 305 al. (Ind., — 

et D p. 212), maltiuagus Th. I, 499 al. (sed cf. Nchtr. p, 12).., \)iuertex; 

tn-abruptus, inadspectus Th. VIII> 241 al., indubitabilis 
(Qt.), ISO inezplicitas (d) , inlaudabilis , insatiatos , inserenus, 
insiccatns, male-Mna Th. VII, 632 ^sonlpes malefidns in armis*, 
Sil. XIV, 163 (cf. C p. 26*), pröe-cultus (Qt.), praegrauidus, 
pro-aaitos (c, — Ou.), 5c-par (b); — b : saxifer, lustri/^icii*, amni- 
gena^ Solige na, omnifueTU (Lucr.?), in-temerandns (cf. B n. 
44 p. 456); -~ c: Gradiuico/a, uiticola, mitificus, Fauni- 
gena, pharetriger, 200 sceptriger, tridentipofen«, nnbi- 
uagus, in-accensus, inamatus, inapertns, indispensatus, 
informidatus, inlacerabilis, inproperus, 210 inrestinc- 
tuB, inuetitns, prae-netitus, «emt-ambustus ; — d: cistifer 
(?), iri/Uis^ cwailingus (et Priap.), in-enolutns, per-inanis 
1,76,10, pertricosns, 220 semi-fultus, semitactus (uar. 1.), 

— 6: segnipes, pinnirapix« [add. in c: 196*au8trifer]. 

audentiuß adu. Th. XI, 668, Val. Fl. VI, 681 (-nter Dig.), 
insimul, *incompte trnsl. (Boeth. syll. cat. I col. 794 M.); — d: 
lasciue. 

amicflre, famulare S. III, 1, 40 *nec famulare timens', Diom. 
(al. Tert.), 230 f algerare Th. IV, 777, Not. Tir. (fulgerator inscr.), 
•laboratUB (q. laboriosus) Th. I, 341 (b), *lamentatus pass. (C), 
lymphare act. Th. VII, 113 (urbes) al. (b), *obliquare (q. oblique 
eloqui) Th. III, 382 (preces) al. (Qt.), solare (Sen. Oed.), crintre 
(-tus antt.); — d: canusinatus (Suet.), cerussatus, coccinatus I, 
96, 6, V, 35, 2 , entheatus, 210 fasciatus (-ri Capit.), galbi- 



- 44 - 

natus, lactitare (lac), leucophaeafue, mutoniatus, nau- 
culari, palliolatus, pexatus, piceatus VIII, 59, 4 uar. 1., pu- 
stulatus, 250 sardonychatus, eistratuß, splcniatus; — 6: 
lubricare, ruesatus VII, 114, »egmentatiis, (crisare); 

d: ca caf urirc, coenatiirire, nupturire;-e: 260inicturire; 

C Omp OS.: fl6-natare, absUire X. 374, 879 al . (Lucr.), ad-0. e s t u- 
are, adcantare, aderrare, adfrangere, adnubilare, adsibilare, 
adtremere, aduerberare, 270 aduerrere Th. IV, 203, aduiuere 
XII, 424, ante-nol&re (c), circwni-cumulare, circumpulsare, 
ton -fremere (c), dc-feruCre Th. III, 314 (cf. efferuerc vil, 795 al., in- 
tuor 111,533), degrassari, delambere, dequeri (b), 280 deserperc, 
deaeeci, rfiVfibulare, e-manere, excursare, exerrare, expauere, 
m-g lomerare, •infrendere cui, inluctans, 290 inmulescere, 
(Qt.)i inpeditare (cf. 263, 85, 94), inradiare, inreptare, inru- 
buisse, inrugare, inserpere, inseruare (al. Amm.), infremere Ach. ir, 

181 (Verg. s., Luc. I, 210, Sil., V. Fl., Juu.), inpaUcscere (Per».)-, hiter-fu- 

rere, interlabi (Sil. VI, 18, — cf. Nchtr. p. 49), 300 interligare, 
intermicare (b), intermigrare , interplicare, intersonare 
(ind.), interuirere (ind*) *interuolare trnsl. (b, — pr. Col.) inter- 
nectere (Verg.), ifitersccare S. 111, 5, 9 (VItr.).., 6 - a rs i S S e ( -Sit) , per- 
merere, *perfurere c. acc, 310 prae-celerare, praefulgurare (b), 
praefurere, praelibare, praesudare, pro-curuare, profrin- 
gere, pronectere, re-gemere (ind.), replictus, 320 super-ful- 
gere, <raw*-fumare, transumere (traDsumptio, -tiuus Qt); — b: ad- 
fremere (c), aduectare (Tac), *e-nare trans. (c), pro-tonare, 
super-fugere (undae), superincendere; — C: circum-sti- 
pare, 330 diß-fulrainare (N. Tir.), ef-frenare (-tus antt.), in-stri- 
dere, inter-struere, prae-formidare (Qt.), praegaudere, sub- 
erigere, siibnatare, super-in-strepere (cf. 336, 328);— d: per- 
nere, perosculari, re-fibulare, — masturbare. 



m. 

ad Beitr. II c. addit. cl. I n. 4. 



IVominum deriuatiuorum 

-tio- (sio), -tor (-sor) et -rix, -ta» 

term m atorum 



quaecunque usus Gioeronianus agnoscit 
laterculi quam plenlssimi. 



Ea quae non io Ipsius qoidem M. Tullü «criptit genuinls, sed aat in adscriptis 
ei dabiis aut in epistuli« ad enm alioram a\it in ine. auct. Rhetorlcortim ad Heren- 
niom Hbrls aut deniqae in Cacsaris commentariis fnaeniontur, minascnlis literls 
diMrlmfnaalmas. lis noclbus, qaas Tullianae esse latinitatis singnliB confir- 

natur loci«, adscripsimut : b, — sin eaedem omnino UTtal^ sloijfldva haben- 
tnr : «• Omnipo, sr qaid anaotatum est uocl corsiue §crlptttm« uox §oiia8 ccntetar 
Giceronia. Quarnquam ceteroqui nee de rariore nee de crebriore quarumque aat 
apad Ciceronem aut apud ceteros usu lectoris peritiam necesse habufmas admo- 
nere, at eas uidelicet rarloris fere uaas deputari, qnibus binorum panctaloram 
adiectione sfgnlficauimas atteatationia aliquid acquisitum esse per nos (indkante 
IndicCj qui p. 3 sqq. descriptus est). lis uocibus, quae apud recc. demum recur- 
runt, eruclculam praefiximus. Composnimus haec, ut nunc potuimus, speramusqae 
fore, ut, proAcientc lexicographla latina cum uniuersail tum Ciceroniana> plurifarlam 
corrigantur. At u^ sie ex bis, si curatius legantur, aliquantulum addisd poterlt 
et ad rectius iudicandum de linguae iatinae per aetatcs prouentu ac profectu, et ad 
obiter ilteris latlnis Imbutorum circa aestimatfonem uerborum errores corrlgendos. 



jnLbalienatio s. aberratio ep. abiectio e (et Ad Her.), abor- 
tio 8. abrogatio ep. s (et Ad Her.), fabruptio.. abcesslo s.. 
abscisio Ad Her. absoluÜO. abosio 8 (et Ad Her.), acceleratio Ad Her. 

acceptio s . . accessio, acclamatio. accommodatio bis* accretio s, 

7 



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f accnbltio . . "i* accaratio s. accusatio. 20 actio, addictio s. 
ademptio or. de domo t. adeptio (Qt. V, 10, 33, postt.)- f adhaesio 8.. 
adhortatio. f adiunctio. administratio. admiratio. admixtio s. 
admonitio. f admotio s. admurmuratio. adoptatio. adoptio. 
adulatio. adambratio s. aduocatio. aedificatio. aegrotatio. 
40 aemulatio. aequatio. aestimatio. affectio. affirmatio. aggres- 
sio 8 . . agitatio. ir agnatio. agnitio s. alienatio. f allegatio 
Yerr. alienatio. altercatio. amandatio Pro Rose. Am.«, ambitio. 
ambulatio. amissio. t amotio fin. ampliücatio. amputatio 8 . . 
60 animaduersio. t&nimatio Tim. s. annomhifttto Ad Her. antecessio. 
anteoccupatio De or. III, 53 (Qt. IX, 1, 31). fanticipatio (jjtQoXijyng) 

ND bis. apparatio. fopparitio ep. appellatio. appetitio (.oofirf). 
applicatio. approbatio. appropinquatio. apricatio. aquatio 8. 
aratio. argumentatio. arrislo Ad Her. ». ascensio s. ascriptio s. 
80 aspernatio s. f aspersio. aspiratio . . asportatio Verr. s. assec- 
tatio. assensio. assentatio. fassessioep. 8.. asseueratio ep. assi- 

gnatiO. assrmttlatio Ad Her. aS6Umptio. attentlOS.. attenaatio Ad Her. 

attributio ep. aliq. et inu. (SC ap. Frotitin. aq. 108 'nii usque 
eo maneret attributio aquarum', App. mund.). auctio. auditio. 
f auguratio 8. auocatio s. bacchatio Verr. s. (Hyg. f.). 100-]-cachin- 
natio Tusc. (et Ad Her.)s.. cantio s. captatio s. captio. casti- 
gatio. cauillatio. cautio. ccrtatio. cessatio. fc^sß^o- circoitio. 
circuinmanitio Caes. ». circumscriptio . . circumscssio Verr. J. fcir- 
cumspectio 8. circumuectio bis, clandicatio. coaceruatio s . . 
coagmentatio. cogitatio. 120 cognatio. cognitio. cohortatio. coitio. 
coUacrimatio s, collatio. f coUaudatio inu. (et Ad Her.) s.. 
collectio 8* colligatio. collocatio. collusio Verr. 8. comissatio. 
commemoratio. coramendatio. commentatio. comminatio s. com- 
miseratio. commissio ep. s.. commoratio. commotio. 140 com- 
municatio. comraunitio s, commutatio. compactio.. comparatio 
(parare). comparatio (par). compellatio. t<^ompen8atio. compi- 

latio ep. *. complexio. compositio. fcompotatio (jsviinociov) 
bis., comprehensio. compre&sio 8. fcomprobatio 8.. fconcentio 
(uQliovla) 8. conceptio. concertatio. concessio. conciliaüo. 
ICOconcisio 8.. conci tatio. concUmatlo Caes. conclusio. concoenatio 
(cvv^smvov) bis, fconcretio. concursatio. concursio.. conditio., 
con donatio Verr. j. fconduetio. condapUcatio Ad Her. tconfectio.. 
confessio. fconfictio Rose. Am. s. confirmatio. coniisio s. con- 
flictio. conformatio. confusio. 180 confutatio (Ad Her.)., fcongluti- 
natio'.. congregatio. congressio. coniectio. coniugatio (^cv^vyla) s. 
coniunctio. coniuratio. conquassatio s, conquestio. conquisitio. 
con8alntatio ep. s. conscensio s. conscriptio 8.. consecratio. 
consectaüo s.. consectio bis, fconsecatio. consensio. conser- 



— 47 — 

uatio. 200 consideratio. consitio #. consociatio. consolatio. 
consortio 8. conspiratio. constitutio. constructio. consultatio. 
f consumptio Tim. (et Ad Her.) s . . consurrectio ep. (et liar. 
resp.) s, conubuifttio Caes. contemplatlo. contemptio. contentio. 
f contestatio ir(agin.) s. contigoatio Caes. continuatio. contio. fcon- 
tortio fat. (et Ad Her.) s.. 220 contractio. fcontrectatio s. con- 
turbatio. conuersio. conuictio (conuiuere) ep. (et M. fil. ep.) s» 

t coDQOcatio p. red. in sen. s. (cf. 416^ II« 63, 188). COOptatio. COpulatio. 

correctio. corrnptio Tusc. creatio s. cretio. criminatio. "fcultio. 
cunctatio. curatio. damuatio. datio 8. f debilitatio 8. fdebitio. 
240^decertalio 8. decessio. -t-decieio.. declamatio. f declaratio ep. 
declinatio. f decoloratio s. decuriatio s, decursio Brut ep. s. 

dedieatlo dorn. (Liu., Sen. dial. X, 20, 5...). deditio. deductio. dcfati- 

gatio. defectio. defensio. definitio. f deflagratio. deiectio s. 
delatio. delectatio. 260 delegatio ep. 8. deliberatio. deliratio. 
deminutio, demissio s. demolitio Verr. (et red. in sen). demon- 
stratio, demutatio rep. (?).. denom'natio (Ad Her.)., denuntiatio, 
depopulatio. deprauatio . . deprecatio. t deprehensio. depulsio. 
fderelictio 8.. deriuatio 8. derogatio fr. (et ad Her.) *. de- 
scriptio. desideratio 8. 280 designatio. fdespectio fr. s.. deape- 
ralio. despicatio fin. s. destitutio . . determinatio (Front. Grom., 
in8cr.\ detestatio dorn, detractio. *|-deuitatio ep. s.. deuotio. 

f dicatio 8. dictio. digestio dj^QiCfiog) s. diguatio e (Liu. Vell., 
Sen. contr. I, 2, 17, all), digressio. fdiiudicatio s.. dilatio. 
dimensio 8. dimicatio. *|- dlmissio . . 300 dlnumeratio. direptio. 
fdiribitio s. disceptatio. discessio. fdiscriptio. disiunctio. 
dispensatio. disperditio (?) s. dispositio. disputatio. disquisitio 
8 (Ad Her., har. resp.). disaensio. dissimulatio. dissipatio. 
dissolutio. dissuasio 8(et AdHer.)* distinctio. distortio.. distrac- 
tio. 320 disti-ibutio. tdisturbatio 8. diuinatio. diuisio. dominatio. 

donatio, dubitatio. editio Plane, educatio. feffectio (xaTo^dcwfftc).. 
efßctio Ad Her. s, efflagitatio ep. feffrenatio.. elTusio. eiectio ep. 
(dorn. 20).. eiulatio s. elaboratio Ad Her. «.. elatio. eiectio 8. 
elocutio (^Qcicig) s. 840 emendatio s. emissio (Plin. XVII, 2, 12, 

all.), emptio. fenodatio. enumeratio. enuntiatio {äl^ltüiia) fat. 
fereptio Verr. s.. erogatio ep. s. erratio. eruditio. eruptio 
ep. 8 . . euerslo. eaocatio Ad Her. euolutlo f. f euulsio 8.. exactio. 
texaedilicatio 8. . •{■ exaggeratio s. exanimatio. exceptio. ^^ ex- 
cjsio dorn., bar. exclamatio. t63:cogitatio. . excursio. excnsatio. 
exercitatio. exhalatio s. exbortatio Plane, ep ad Clc. existimatio. 
exornatio rhet. expeditio diu. (et al. Ad Her.) s. expiatio 
leg. 8 (et har.). expilatio aliq, (re CIc, Sali. J. 31, Sen. d. VI, 7, a, Petr. 
22, Jcti). explanatio. t expletio s. . explicatio. expolitio. exportatio. 



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ezpositio. ezpostulatio. S80 ezpngnatio. fezpalsio s.. ezsecratio. 
fexsectio ein. exspectaüo. f exspiratio s.. fezstinctio.. extrnctio. 

exsultatlo har. exsuperatio Ad Her. exsuscitatio ib. eztennatio (fiSifOfftg) 3. 

exustio 8 (PI. et pstt.) fabricatio. factio. feneratio. festinatio. 
fiesio s. flagitatio b. flexio. ^ fossio. frandatio. f freqnen- 

tatio (et Ad Her.)., firamentatlo Caes. frustratio Plane, ep. i" fanctlO. 

ffusio 8, gemlnatio 8. f gestio inu. f gloriatio (fin.) . . gradatio 

(rhet.) 8 (et Ad H .., all.^ — al. Vltr., aetatum Ang. in ps. 109, 5). gratificatio. 

gratulatio. gubematio (Sen. et pstt.). habitatio. haesitatio. 
t hellaatio p. red. sen. hortatio. humatio 8 . . iactatio. ^ ignoratio, 
illusio 8.. fillöstratio ND et al. (BvdQycia) ap. Qt. imitatio. 
imminntio. i'iminissio s.. *{- immoderatio 8. immolatio diu. 
immutatio. impeditio s. fimpetratio ep. s.. f implicatio . . 
imploratio. impressio. f improbatio . . fimpugnatio ep. s.. 
t impalsio. inambulatio Br. (et Ad Her.) s. inapparatio Ad Ber. «. 
fincenBio.. 440inceptio 8. incisio (rhet.) De or, (al. postt.), 
incitatio* incliuatio. finclusios.. incnrsio. f incusatio. inda- 

gatio (Vitr. V^ 3« 8 'indagationfbus aocis scandentis', 5, 1, Gell.. Am. \, 8). 
indignatio inn. inductio. inünitio s, infirmatio. infitiatio. 
inflammatio trosl. 8, al. har. inflatio s. "finflexio bis. informatio. 
infractio «. -j-ingressio.. t inhibitio ep. 8. 460 inquisitio. inscriptio. 
f insimulatio. insinuatio Ina. et Ad Her. (Qt. et pstt.). insitio s. 

instaaratio har. f üistlgatlo Ad Her. institio S. institutio. instructio 8. 

t intellectlo Ad Her. intentio. f interceptio s. intercessio. inter- 

Clusio 8 . . Interdlctlo dorn, interfatlo 8. i* Interfectio Ad Brut. Inter' 
lectloAdHer. interitio 8 (B. Hfsp., Vitr., patt). 480 intermissio. f inter 
pellatio. interpositio. interpre tatio. interpunctio *. interro- 
gatio. interspiratio 8. f introductio ep. 8. finuectio.. innentio. 
inuersio De Or. (et Ad Her.) s. f iniiestigatio. . inueteratio *. 
inuitatio. iocatio ep. irrigatio. firrisio. irrogatio s. irruptio. 
iteratio. ^^ itio. iudicatio. iugatio s. t iunctio s . • iurisdictio. 

laceratio. 'ilwaio b (ßldtifig), ^ Ututlo Caea. lamentatio. flapi- 
datio. lapsio s* largitio. latio. lauatio ep. s. laudatio, lectio. 

legatio. leuatio. Ubatio har. «. liberatio. 620 llcilatiO. Ilgnatio Caes. 

ligurritio s. iocatio. locutio. luctatio. lucubratio. ladificatio b.. 
lusio. lustratio. machinatio. f maledictio.. mansio. manumissio s. 
matnratio Ad Her. «• meditatio. "f mensio 8 . . mentio. meridiatio «. 
migratio. 640 minatio s. miratio s. miseratio. missio. imitigaüo 
(et Ad Her.) s.. moderatlo. molTtio 8. monitio s. motio. multatio s 

(bonoram, Amm. XXX, 7, 3, c. gen. subl. inscr., abs. Piin.). munitio. mu- 

tatio. mutuatio alig. narratio. natatio 8. naüo. nauigatio. 
t negatio. f Deglectio 8 . . negotiatio ep. 8. ^ Bomeoclatio a Cic. ■. 
nominatio. notatio. notio. f nundinatio. fnuntiatio PhiL V. 



^ 49 - 

3, 9 al. obambaUtfo Ad Her. «. fobdacÜO 8. f «biectatlo Cae«.. obi- 
ratio ep. s. obiargatio. oblectaüo. f obligatio Ad Brut f obnantiatio 

(Arn* II, 67). obrogatio Ad Her. a, obscuratio (VItT. IX, 4, 1, 11, B. 

Hisp., Sen.NQ VI, 3, 3, PI., Qt. ».). obsecratio. obseraatio. obsessio 
(et dorn.) 8. obstinatio 8. 580 -f- obstractio s. -f obtemperatio s . . 
obtestatio (et dorn, et Coel. ep.). obtrectatio. occasio. occatio 6. 
i* occisio 8 (et Ad Her.), occultatio (et Ad Her.), occupatio, 
occursatio bis, f odoratio s« offensio. opinatio. i* oppositio 
inn. s. oppressio s (et dorn), oppugnatio. optatio, optio. oratio, 
osculatio 8 . . 600 ostentatio. f pacificatio (ep.) . « pactio. partitio. 
pastio 8« f patefactio 8 . . pensio. peractio s, i* peragratio s . . 

perceptio (== xaraXr^tpig et al.). percontatio. percursatio PhiL 

-J- percursio (= hnTQoxa^fJ^og et al.). percussio. peregrinatio. 
perfectio. tperfunctio. periclitatio *. perlectio ep. *. -j-perman- 
8io . . 620 permissio (et Ad Her.), f permixtio s. i* permotio . . 
permutatio. peroratio. perpessib. perpolitio Ad Her. «. perpotatio 0. 
persalutatio s. perscriptio alig. t peraecutio Ad Her. ll, 12, 18 Kaiser. 
per8ua8io inu. (et Ad Her.), pertraetatio De or. perturbatio. 
+ peruerslo Ad Her. 8 . . f peruestigatio 8.. f peruigilatio 8. petitio. 

placatio.. polUclUtlo Aain. Poll. ep. (Ad Her. III, 2, 3, Caes. b. g. 111, 26, VI, 

11 al., all.). 640 f porrectio 8 (et ad Her.). po88e8sio. postulatio. 

potatio fr. potio. praecentio «ar. praeceptio. praecisio (änoaKünTjcig) 
Ad Her., al. Vitr.,alil.. t praecur8io. praedicatio. praedictio. praefatio 
Verr.s. fpraegressio.. -f praemeditatio. praemunitio De or. fpraeno- 

tio (nQoXrjipig), praeparatio. praepositio. + praesagitio diu. prae- 
scriptio. 660-|-prae8ensio.. f praetermi88io., praeteruectio Verr. *. 
praeuaricatio. precatio. prensatio ep. s. prenalo (?aee. (? Kipp, pre»- 
Bio; — iilud al. Varr. et At. Cap.). f priuatio. (fin.), . probatio. f pro- 
cessio 8. tprocrastinatio 8.. procreatio.. procuratio. proditio. 
productio. profectio. professio. progreesio (Qt, Amm., Aug. cd Xl, 
23, 2, Bo.). prohibitio. f proiectio 8. 680 prolap8io 8 (Suet.? et pstt, 

nt Ambr. saep., Aug. c. Jul. III, I, innoc. pap. ep. 8, 5). prolatio.. fpro- 

luflio. tpromissio.. fpromulgatio (et Coel. ep.).. t pronominatlo 
Ad Her. pronuntiatio. propagatio. propen8io *. t properatio M. 
et Q. Cic. ep 8.. propo8itio. propugnatio. fpropalsatio ep. 8 
(et Tiro ap. Gell. VI, 3, Amm. XIX, 8, 3 al.). prorogatio, pro- 
scriptio. tpronisios- prouocatio. f publicatio.. pugilatio*. pulaa- 
tios(etAdHer.). 7ü0 purgatio. putatios. quaestio. ratio, ratioci- 
natio. receusio 8 (Suet.). recitatio8(dom.et AdHer.). freclamatios.. 
reconciliatio. recordatio. rectio fin. (inscr.: De- Vit.}, frecupe- 
ratio 8. recusatio. redemptio. t rcdintegratio Ad Her. reditio s. 
reductios.. reformidatio j. refrigeratio 8. refutatio s. 720reiectio. 
relatio. f relaxatio . . relegatio E. Am. 8. relictio . . religatio s. 



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f remansio . . remigatio ep. s, remißsio. remotio inu. (Ad. Her., Qt 
V, 10, 66, postt.) t remuneratio. f^^^ouatio. +renuntiatio. . repa- 
stinatio s* repetitio s (Ad Her., Qt., al. pstt.). treplicatio s. 
repraesentatio cp. reprehensio, + repromissio Rose. com. repn- 
diatio c. Just, Ca»d. inst. diu. 1). ^40 + respersio . . respiratio. re- 
sponsio. restinctio s. frestipolatio s. restitutio, retardatio 8. 
4*retentio. retractatio. reuersio. reuocatio. rogatio. ruminatio 
ep. s. rusticatio s. f sacnficatio s (cf. D p. 290). saltatio. sala- 
tatio. tß^DÄtio Tußc. (Tert. et all. pstt.). sanctio. satio. 
760 .|. saüsdatio ep. b. satisfactio ep. sauciatio s. scriptio. secessio. 
secretio #. sectio* fsedatio.. seditio. fseductio s. iseianc- 
üo 8. t selectio . . separatio, sermocinatio Ad Her. •{• sessio. signi- 
ficatio. Bimulatio. sollicitatio. 6oIutio. sortitio. 780 spectatio. 
spectio 8. spoliatio. sponsio« statio. stipatio s. Btipulatio. 
suasio. subactio s. subductio s. subiectio s (et Ad Her.), snb- 

latio 8 (Qt., pstt, al. 1 B. o., add. Adaman. locc. sanct. 111, 2). f sablcua- 

tio 8 . . sabmissio aliq. subscriptio. subsortitio. substructto MiL 
subaectio Caes. successio 8. suffragatlo. soOsumptio 8« snperla- 
tio 8 (et Ad Her.), superstitio. suppcditatio s, supplicatio. 

SUpplosiO. ßuppressio S. fsusceptio (Gell., Ambr., operls Aug. mus. VI, 
25, carnis Id. io ep. ad Rom. 5, 9, ordinata s. filiorum c. Jul. IV, 7, 38). SUSten- 

tatio inu. s (Gels. ap. Qt., pstt.). tabulatio Caes. tactio 8. taza- 
tio fr. 8. temperatio. tentatio ep. s. tergiaersatio. terminatio 
(Vitr. Vil pr. 2 'agendae uitae tenniDationes', V pr. 1, ib. 4, 2 al., Frontin. 

Crom. p. 57 Lm. al. et all. Crom., uerbl Prise, Inscr.). testificatio (PI. ep. 

V, 1, 13, Nazar. paneg. 32, C. Tlieod.X, 9, lal.). titillatio. titubatio 
^(etAdHer.). toleratio«. 820 tractatio. traditio s. traductio. traiec- 
tio. transgressio. transitlo. translatio. f transmissio (Aug. c. Jui.a i, 
17, Jul.ap. eund. ib.Vl.25,Cssd.)- transuectio s. trepidatio s. f tributio s 
(tr. aequabilis = Icovoula), trucidatio. i* tuitio. uacatio. uastatio. 
uaticinatio. uectio s, f uelificatio ep. s . . uenatio. uenditatio. 
WO uenditio. ueneratio 8. i uerberatio Qt. Cic. ep. uexatio. uindi- 
catio inu. (Trai. ap. PI. ep., pstt.). uisceratio s. uisio. f uitatio (et 
Ad Her.) . . uituperatio. unctio 8. uociferatio. uolutatio s. uomi- 
tio 8. usurpatio. uulneratio '). 



7) Cf. alia huius inclinatus ueterum quidem, posteriorum 
tarnen Cicerone auctoriim n. 3 p. 24—26 (Celsi), epiin. IV (Vitr., 
Pctron., all.;, N(achtr.) p. 41 (L. Sen.), 6 n. 8 tPlin.) et al. in 
nostris syinbolls composita. Ea, quorum Quintilianus aut anti- 
quior ceteris aut (id quod s adscripta signauimus) unicus censetur 
testis, infra scripta sunt: abolitio, allectatio s, annotatio X, 7, 31, 
apologatio e, assertio, attrectatio, circumlocatio, circumuersio, con- 



— Ol- 



li. 



Accnsator« actor. adiunctor ep. «. adiutor. adiutrix. fad- 
ministrator s. admonitor. adulator. aemulator ep. s. aestimator. 
afflictor s, agitator. aleator. altor 6 et -rix. amator. fampli- 
ficator. animaducrsor *. + antecarsor Caes. 20 apparitor. fappel- 
lator 8. t approbator ep. s . . aquator Cae». arator. f aßcriptor 1. 
agr. (et dorn., red. in seD.). assectator. assensor ep. s. assen- 
tator. aseessor s. astipulator. auctor. auditor. auereor s, 
i auscultator s. balneator. bellator et 8 -rix. bnclnator M. dl. ■. 
caelator Verr. ^ calumniator. cantor. caaülator ep. s. cau- 
tor 8. censor. cessator ep. drcniator As. Poll. ep. circumscrip- 

tor 3 (Scn. d. IX, 8, 4, all.), clamator (Mart., Gell., Aug. In ps. 39, 3). 

coactor. cognitor. collasor.. comissator, commendatrix 8. 
competitor et s -rix. compositor. compotor PhiL compran- 
sor ^. f comprobator 8. 60 conciliatrix. conciutor dom. conditor 
(condere) s. f conditor (condire) red. sen. conductor ep. 8. confector. 
f coniirmator 8. coniector. conquisitor. coneectatrix 5. conser- 
uator et + 8 -rix. consolator. consponsor ep. (Fest.), consua- 
sor s. consultor et s -rix. consumptor b. contemplator 8. 
f contionalor 8 . . so conuector ep. 8. conuiciator s. conoictorM. fil. 
ep. 8. corrector. corruptor et ep. 8 -rix. creator. creditor. cultor 
et 8 -rix. cunctator Coel. ep. curator. cnrsor. debitor, decem- 
pedator s, decessor fr. 9. declamator. decoctor. f deductor Q. 
Cic. defensor et (cit. Prise.) 100 defenstrix. delenitor 9» dele- 
trix bar. resp. 0. ") f deliberator 6. demonstrator 8.. fdepecalator,. 



flictatio, connexio, consignatio, conninctio 8, dedignatio, depositio, 
destructio, *directio trnsl., egressio, eleuatio, emancipatio^ ema- 
tatio s, enarratio, exheredatio, gesticulatio, interlocutio, interruptio, 
inuocatio, minutio, originatio, praelectio, procureio (et Front, strat. 
II, 2, 5), redditio, redhibitio, regressio (Fronto, App., Aug. uer. 
rel. b2j IOI5 all.), reptatio s, transmutatio, transsumptio (1 8. n.), 
uacillatio; — praetcrea apud eundem exstant int. cett. : abdicatio 
(Liu., PI.), additio (Vnrr.), allocutio (Catull., Sen.), astipulatio 
(PI.), coercitio (LIu., Gels. III, 18, Sen.), exsecutio V, 13, 27 
(Sen., PL), labefactatio (PL, C. Theod., Ennod. Euchar p. 428), 
Buspiratio (PL), teetalio (Liu., pstt), uersificatio (CoL), ultio V, 
13, 6 al. (Sen., bL).. 

8) Cf. I nr. 360, 38«, 465, 518, 644, aliasque in or. de ha- 
ruspicum responso uoces, quae a scriptis o/ioAo^ow/ifcVw^ 
Ciceronianis uidentur abesse, ut: circumsepire, illaqueatus, inae- 
dificare, praemonstrare (et Cic. poet.), promonere, fasciola, crocota, 
psalteriam. 



— sa — 

depopnlator dom. ■.. '). deprecator. depolsor b. desertor. designator 
ep. s. deuersor s, dictator. -I- direptor . . f diribitor In Pis. (et 
red. in sen.). disceptator, et f s -rix • . dispensator fr. s. disputa- 

tor S.. di88ua80r(et Ad Brat 1, 15; Hu., Sen. ep. 108, 7, «IL). ^ diuisor. 

doctor. dominator et -rix: s. domitor. dactor 8. edncator, et s 
•rix. +effector.. et -rix (1 s. u.). elector (Ad Herenn.).. emendator 
et bis -rix. emptor. ereptor. euersor. •!• enocator s.. exactor Caes. 
t exagitator s.» excubitor Caee. 1*0 excursor s (?). existimator 
(Gell.), f exomator s.. fexpilator ep. s. f explanator 8.. 
explicator alig. et s -rix. exptignator. expulsor 8 et + -trix 8 . . 
f exstinctor . . fabricator. far*or s (l. e. Tereot ap. fit), fautor et 
-rix. fenerator. fictor et s -rix. finitor 1. agr. ffistalator s- 
löO flagitator s. fraudator. fnlgurator s. fundUor Cae«. generator s.. 
genitor. gladiator. glntinator ep. 8. graasator s. gratalator.. 
gubemator et s -trix. habitator. hortator. ianitor. illicitator 
bis (P. Diac). imitator et -rix, •{• immolator. imperator et 180 -j- 
8 -rix. impulsor. indagatrix 8. infector ep. s. infitiator. inqui- 
sitor. insidiator. Instlmulator (dorn.), t instructor (red. in sen.).. inter- 
cesBor. interfector* interpellator. finteruentor 8. inuentor et 
•rix. inuestigator . . iocalator ep. «. irrisor s. t lApid>^t<>' (^^o^i^)-* 
largitor. 2001ator. laudator et 8 -rix. lector. liberator. lictor. 
Ugnator Caes. litigator ep. 8 (dom. 44?). machinator. mercator. 
meretrix. measor 8. metator. ministrator et a -rix. moderator 
et -rix. molitor 8. monitor. morator s. 220 narrator. natrix. 
naniculator /. Man. 5, 11 (?). negotiator. nomenclator. nugator. 
natrix. obiurgator. ob§essor dom. obaignator aliq. obtrectator. 
occultator s. olitor ep. f opinator s. f oppressor (Brut ep.)- op- 

pugnator. Orator et 8 -rix. ostentator Ad Her. (Liu., Tac, Aus., Aug. CD 

XIV, 18). pabuiator Caes. 240 pacificator ep. 8. pactor Verr. s. pastor. 
peculator s. percussor (Sen. d. I, 3, 7 al. et all.), t perditor. per- 
ductor 8. f peregiinator ep. 8 . • perfector. perscriptor s, pertur- 
batrix s, petitor. pictor. pignerator 8.. piscator s. pistor. 
portitor (portus). possessor, praebitor s. praeceptor et 260 g -rix. 
praecursor s. praedator 8. +praediator 8. praedicator. praegusu- 
tor dorn. (Soet, postt.). praetor, praeuaricator. probater, f procla- 



9) Cf. 61, 187, 198, 228, 265, 340, I, 22, 249, 286, 360, 475, 
aliasque uoees orationis de domo 8ua praeter cetera quae Ciceronis 
ferantur scripta peculiares, uti eluaies, foculus, paganus, treme- 
bundas (Ad Her.), fratricida, patricida, sororicida, hostiticus, 
armiger 8 übst., notatissimns (scelerum . . maculis), spurcatissimus, 
complanare, prodicere (diem, — Liu.). 



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mator s.. f procreator . . et s -rix (Cassian. Inc. C. VII^5, all.), 
procurator et f g -rix. proditor. pronunüator s . . + propaga- 
tor(?)ep. B.. propraetor. propugnator. f prouocator s. 280 pu- 
Ditor 8. quadriiplator. quaesitor. quaestor. ratiocinator. recep* 
tor 8 (Tac. et pstt.). frcceptrix Verr. (App. mund ,Ambr.,Jui. ap.Aug. 
c. Jui.« V, 59, [Aug.] Categ. 12, all. ap. De- Vit.), recitator 8. recton 
recuperator. redemptor. freiator Balb. ep. ad cic. s.. reprehensor. 
f repressor 8. restitator s. rogator. saltator et s -rix. salutator Q. 
Tic. e. sator. 900 scriptor. Bectator. sector. f seminator.. Se- 
nator, seraator. Simulator s (et Q. Cic. s.). epectator. specu- 
lator et s -rix. spoliator et -rix: s. Sponsor. Stator, stipator. 
strnctor ep. saasor. subiector«. sabscriptor. successor. 320 aaf- 
fragator. sutor s. tector s. temperator s. tonsor s. tortor. tra* 
dactor ep. s. transactor «* translator s. tutor. aector. uenator. 
nenditor. neterator. f uexator. uiator. nictor et -rix. uinitor s. 
+ uitaperator . . 840 nltor (rix dorn.), unctor ep. s. ustor s '•)• 



acerbitas. accliuitas Caes. admirabilitas. adaucitas 8. aedilitas. aeqna- 
bilitas. aequalitas. f aequilibritas s . . aeqaitas. aestas. aetas. 
aetemiias. affabilitas s (Petr. 61 'delectatus affabilitate amici\ 
Cassian.). aflGnitas. agilitas ep. s. alaeritas. ambiguitas. amoe- 
nitas. antiquitas. 20 anxietas s. Appietas ep. s. asperita«. assi- 
duitas. atrocitas. auctoritas. auiditas. fbeatitass. benignitas. 
bonitas. breuitas. caecitas. calamitas. calliditas. capacitas s. 
Caritas, castitas s. celebritas. celeritas. ciuitas. ^ claritas. 
comitas. commoditas. communitas G^ep., sed al.). concinnitas. 
crebritas. credulitas Plane, ep. ad Cic. b. cradelitas. cruditas. cupiditas. 
f curiositas ep. s. debilitas. decUuitaa Cae«. deformitas. dicacitas. diffi- 
cultas. dignitas. diritas. diuinitas (Vitr. et pstt.). diulumitas. ^ do- 
cilitas. fduritass.. ebrietas s. ebriositas s.. edacitas. efücacitas (et 
Q. Cic.) 9. egestas. excelsitas s (trnsL, — al. Vitr. IV, 1, 1, PL), 
exiguitas. exilitas. extremitas. facilitas. facultas, faxuiliaritas. 



10) Cf. n. 3 nr. 31 sq., epim. V, N p. 42, Erg. III (6) 1. 1. et al. 
Quintilianea (cf. n. 7) sunt : agnitor, altercator, auxiliator, caail- 
latrix 8, constitutor, consultator, disputatrix s, elocutrix s, enun- 
tiatrix II, 15, 21, exercitatrix s, iactator, iudicatrix s, literatrix s, 
nauigator, rixator, sermocinatrix, uersificator; — assertor (Lia., 
Ou., Sen., Luc. IV, 214, PL „XX, 57, 160«,..), delator (Liu.), 
bortatrix (Pacuu.), latrator (p), uentilator (CoL, Ang. in ps. 92, 
5 al., all.).. 

8 



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-!■ fatnitas s. fecnnditas. felicitaB. feritas. ferocitaa. fertilitas s. 
80 festiaitas. fidelitas. firmitas. f formositas s. fragilitas. fra- 
galitas. fatilitas s. gentilitas De or. germanitas 8 (et har.). gra- 
cilitas. granditas 8. graaiditas s. grauitas. ihabilitas s.. 
hereditas. hilaritas. honestas. hospitalitas s (Mart.<) pstt.)* hnmani- 
las. humilitas. l^ieianitas. ignobilitas. illiberalitasfrü. imbecilli- 
tas. immanitas. iixnmaturitas 8(Suct.). -[iininensitas.. iminortali- 
tas. immuniias 8 . . f immutabilitas 8 . . impietas. ixnpigritas s, 
importuDitas. improbitas. impunitas. flmparitas s (HA p. 101). 
Inanita8. incolumitas. incommoditas ep. s. indignitas. l^Oinfelicitas. 
infidelitas. ■Mnfinitas.. Infirmitas. ingenuitas. f iDhospitalitas Tasc. 
inhnmanitas saep. iniquitas. iniuciinditae s, f innumerabüitas. 
insanilas Tusc. (et Varr. ap. Non.). insnlsitas. integritas. inuti- 
litas inu. (et Lucr.). iucnnditas. Juuentas. largitas. latinita«. 
lazltas. lenitas. 140 Lentulitas s. leuitas. leuitas. liberalitas. 
libertas. longinquitas. loquacitas. magnanimitas s. maiestas, 

matnritas. f medietas (fisaoTjjg) s. mediocritas. mendicitas. ino- 
bilitas. morositas. mortalitas s. f mulierosilas {q'iXoywla) s. 
f mntabilitas 8. f nauitas ep. 8. necessitas- Ignobilitas. nouitas. 
obscenitas. obscuritas. opportunitas orbitas. paruitas s. pau- 
citas. paupertas. peregrinitas ep. s. perennitas 8. pernicitas 8. 
perpetnitas. perspicacitas ep. « (gl.), perspicuitas. peruersitas . . 
pietas. f placabilitas 8. posteritas. potestas. isOprauitas. pro- 
babilitas aliq. (cf. 3 8. u.). probit^. procacitas 8. proceritas. 
f procliuitas Tusc. bis (B. Afr.).. propinquitae. proprietas. pro- 

speritas« proteruitas s. pnbertas s. qualitas (noioTtjg) Ac. rapa- 
citas 8. rapiditas Caes. raritas. f nualitas s. sagacitas. salabritas. 
eanctltas. sanitas. SOOsatietas. saturitas s. secnritas. sedulilas. 
serenitas s. seueritas. siccitas. simultas. societas. sodalitas. 
soliditas. stabllitas. sterilitas. stupiditas s. suauitas. siibtilitas. 
+ suburbanitas Verr. s. surditas s. taciturnitas. tarditas. 22ü te- 
meritas. tempestas. tempestiaiias s. tenacitas s. teneritas s. 
tenuitas. timiditas. tranquillitas. uacuitas. uanitas. narietas. 
uastitas. ubertas. uelocitas. nenustas. ueritas. uetustas. uici- 
nitas. uiduitas s. uilitas. 240 uirginitas s. uiriditas. +uitio- 
sitas . . uniuersitas. uolubilitas. uoluntas. uoluptas. urbanitas. 

Utilitas "). — Adde: I, 106' colcbratio. II, 187* institor. 



11) Cf. n. 3 nr. 40 sq , epim. V, N et 6 11. 11. Quintili- 
anea sunt: ciuilitas, operositas, scurrilitas^lsupinitas, nocalitas; — 
austeritas (PI.), densitas (Col., PL), diuersitas X, 1, 106 et aliq. 
(PI., all.), pugnacitas (PI.), rusticitas (Ou., Sen.), sublimitas (Col., 
PL), uluacitas (Val. Max., PI.).. 



Kominum deriuatiuorum in -tlO (-sio), -tor (-sor) et -ri x, 
-tas eorum quae apud rOGC. demum emergunt (Beitr. II) 

8u.l>x'elieta. 

e 3 Tl. 18, 12, 14, — N n. 4, — D n. 87 in unum redacta. 



Horum pleraque fpsi ailinuenimus ael certe e glosAariis descrIpU addidimus 
lexicoram copiis. Quae tarnen exstant etiam apud De-Vit t. 1 — V, distr. 49 (ucl 
exiiide apud Gg)^ ea minusculis litcris expressa sunt. P^uincrationem continaa- 
uimus> nisi quod eos nunieros^ qui reiculorum quorundam (N n. 1) fuerant« ad 
succedanca ilUs transtulinius. 



Abgregatio, 1420absconditio, absorbitio, acccntio, adauctio, 
addensatio, adescatio, adiiolutio, affigatio, afflatlo, agonizatio, 1430^1- 
lapsio, ailotio (et Thoro. Thes. p. 302), ambactio, anclatio^ angariatio, 
anxiatio, appensio, appulsio, arrasio, arrectio, 1440 arulatlo, asciatio, 
asponsio, assonatio, attaminatio, auctorizatio, auolatio, auspicatio, 
belligeratio, blanditio, 1450bullitio, caballicatio, calumniatio (De-Vit.), 
capitulatio, cauponatio, circumaraictio, circumincisio, coadiatio, coa- 
mictio, coarcuatio, ^^ coaugmentatio, colatio, coUegiatio, compartici- 
patio, compensio, compertuBio, compescatio, conditio (condere), COn- 
fertio, conOfgatio, 1470 consatlo (D p. 262), COnscitio, COnsopitio, consta- 

biiitio, constipuiatio, consutio, contcctlo, contionatio^ conuiciatio, conuo- 
lutio, 1480corrasio, corrosio, corrugatio, creditio, culbitio, cursitatio, 
deargentatio, deartuatlo, deasclatio, deauratio, I490|debriatio, decerp- 
tio. decrastinatio, decrustatio, decuruatio, dedolatio, defamatio, deflam- 
matio, degrassatio, degnlatio, ^^^ deguttatio, delictio. delinquatio, de- 
mentatio, demessio, demitigatio, depelliculatio, depilatio, depunctio, 

405dera8iO, despoUatio, ISIÖ desurrectio, deuelatio, deuersio, deustlo, 

digladiatio, discipiinatio, discordatio gl. Uüdebr., discoriatio, disiectio, 
dispansio, I^^dispensio, dispersio, distorsio, diuaricatio, diuersi- 



— 56 - 

ficatio, diuersio, domltio, dalcoratio, effaecatio, eiectatio, l^^Oeiapsio, 
elacidatio.emeritio, emorsio, enudatio, enutritio^erasio, eraderatio^emtio, 
euolatio, l^euomitio, exartuatio, «>xeinpiatio, exfatigatio, ezhereditatio, 
expectoratio, cxpetitio, exseissio, S^exscalptio, extritio, fecundatio, 
1550 ferratio, filatio, firmatio, foedatio, foratio, fotio, frenatio, frugi- 
feratio, fugatio, fuitlo, l^famidatio, glatitio, graecatio, graecissatio 
schol. Fers. I, 99 (cl. ad 95), graaidatio, guttatio, gy ratio, heredatio, 

hilaratio^ hiulcatlo Cl. Sacerd. I p. 454 Keil, 1^70 hospiUtIo, hamanatio' 

humidatio, ictio, ictuatio, illapsio, impietatio^ implatio, improperatio, 
impunctio, l^SOinaltatio, inauratio, incestatio, indefmitiO) in-determi- 
natio« indiäsolulio, indusiatio, inebnatio, infensio, ingeminaUo, ^^^in- 
gcneratio, ingeniciilatio, inhuraatio^ Iniuriatio^ iniastificatio, insectio 
(insecare), insignitio, inspicatio, Instlmulatio, Intermixtio, 1^00 internoctatio. 
interuallaüo, inaiscatio, labefactio, laetificatio, lenitio, 788ieuigaUo> 

maestificatio, manuposlUo, maritatio, martynzatio» ^^^0 minaatio , mol- 

litio, mulcatio, mnlsio, municipatio, nobilitatio^ notiiicatio, nugatio, 
obblateratio, obditio, 874oblimatio, I620oblinitio, obnabilatio^ oboUtio 
App. mond. 8 Hildebr., obrigatio, obsipatio, obtenebratio, obtractatio, 
ölOobuelatio, onustatio, oppan8io,Joppigneratio, 1630oppletio, orditio, 
palliatio« patrocinatio, pauefactio, pecuiatio, perhibitio, periuratio, 
perrectio, pertusio, 1640 p^aecerptio, pracciaratio, praelapsio, prae- 

SCissio, praesectio, praesignatio, pransio, principatio, profatio, prolutio, 
165® promixtio, propansio, proreptio, proaccatio, prouolutio, quletatlo, 
qufetio, reboatio, rechrlBmatlo, reconditio, ^^^ recubitlo^ recaratlo, recur- 

uatio, refertio, refocillatio, reglutinatio, reintcrrogatio, rdtcratio, re- 
mensio, remulcatlr, reordlnatio. repansio, 1160 repressio (D«.Vlt?), resn- 
datio, retentatio, retusio, rixatio, rosatio. H^ sabbatizatio, aagittatio, 
ßatiatio, scorlscatio (Rönsch lt. p. 46m). 16^ scratinatio gl., aculptio. secatio, 

seclusio, sepultio, »eruitio, 8imilatio. somniatio, sorbillatio, sordidalio, 
lö^apcratio „Zen. II, tr. II, 1" (?), spiculalio, subcoriatio, subcuratio, sub- 
defectio, subiectatio, submurmuralio, subrutio, siibtectio, succentio 
Eulog. in somn. Scip. p. 409 Or., 1700succinctio, suffuUio, siil- 
catio, snperlocntio, supertitulatio (uel super-in-), tabificatio, tin- 
nitio, tormentatio, toniatio, transilitio, 1710 transpunctio , tristili- 
catio, trusio, tuditatio, uerecundatio, uesicatio, uictimatio, uiduatio, 
iiindemiaUo, uiscatio, 1720uolutio. 



- «7 — 



n. 

Abominator, absorptor, accenaor, 1280 accurator, acqnisilor, acntor, 
adaqnator, adauctor, addictor, agonator, -izator, allitor, amicator, 

1290 iinclutor, annumerator, antestator, antepraecursor, anteuindemiator, ap- 
petitrix, arenator, armiportatur, artator, artjalator, 1^00 ^uii^tor, aspirator, 

assertrix, auceptor nel auicaptor, auctionator, auspicator, beatificator, 
biuiator, cauponator, centnriator, 1310 coamator, coanditor, cocinator, 
201 cogitator, cohortator, colaphizator, colator, calitor, collandatrix, 
collitor, comator, 1320 com me ata trix^comminiBtrator, 279— commixtrix*'), 

comparatrix^ COlupensor, compertitor, COmpotatrix, compafDator, COn- 

clusor, conflictor, I330confotor, confuBor, congestor^ — conglutinatrix, 
consignator Forph. ad Her. S. II, 3, 69, constructor, conuersor, 
cflDuiator, corrosor, craxator, decerptor, 13^ decinator, decipulator^ 
declamatrix, decollator, deditor« defenerator, deglutitor, degrassator, 

denomioator (et trix sine teat. DeVit), depelUculatOr, 1350 deplumator, 
deportator, derelictor, deriuator, deaccnsor, deapectrix, desudator, dictrix, 
dinomerator, dirutor, 1360 discessor, disdplinator, ^iSdigpositrix, diasen. 
6or. dissignator, diaaultor, diuulgator« domlcorraptor, dropacator, dcictrix, dul- 

corator, 1370 ebibitor, edecumator, efferainator, elucubrator, elusor, 
enantiator« equitator, erutor, exacerbator. exaltatrix, 1380 examinatrix, 
exanclator, exauctorator, excerptor« excommunicator, excruciator, 
exoptator, exorsor App. dogro. PI. l, 6 Uildbr., expolitor, expunctrix, 
139üexsuffIator, exsulator, — extenuatrlx. ö34fecundator, figuratrix^filator, 
fiaaiGoIator, flagellator, foederator, flrictor(7)De-Vit, fuDdibulator (alator), 
1400 grassatrix, hamator, bauritor, ianuator, ictuator, illitor, impensor, 
impul(8)ator gl. Hiid., iiidcbitor, Indutor, 1410 infectrix, inflatrix, informa- 
trix, ingreasor. Inhibitor, inquiaitrix, insanifusor, inacriptor. insibiiator, 
inspiratrix, 1420 intercluaor, iocator, irretitor, itinerator, iubilator, 

iudicator, iugalatrix. iurgator, fariadocior, — iutrix, 1^30 lahofactor, ianciator, 
laaatrix, Umator. Unctor, liDteator, liticinator, litigatrix, luminator, luxuri- 
atrix, 1440 lymphator, maucipaior, muturator., meretricator, miiiMtor, mi- 
tigator, multator, mundatrix, mutuator, notator, l^nutricator, oblUor, 
oblTtor, obsecrator, obtemperator, ofltactor« parator, partrix, patrocl- 
nator, peragrator^ 14^perceptrix, perlitor Thon. p.30l, perlustratrix. 



12) bei US praefixns uoci qaid sibi uelifc, uide in Beitr. II 
n. 10. Obelum tolle ad nr. 463, i 614, 708, 856, 945. — Ad 
Beitr. II n. 12 add.: 1310, 11, 21, 6, 7, 36; — ad ib. n. 18: nr. 
1286, 96, 1307, 41, 61, 1403, 35, 36, 87, 1502, 7, 12; - ad ib. n. 
19: ad 101.. add. 1297, 1303, 66, 1416, 1503, 4, ad 30.. add. 
1299, 1428. Ceteram et V p. 5, N n. 1 s. f. 



— 58 - 

perserutatriz, pertractator, picator, pictrix, — pollutrix, pompaior, 
praecantatrix, l*70praecantor, praefigurator, praefasor, praepositor, 
praesagator, praesagitor, praestoUtor, praetermlssor, praeniator, prODel- 
lator, IttOproeniptor, prnmetator, propinatrix, propositor, propulsatrix, 
976proruptor, protelator, proaector, rationator, reaedificator, reboator, 
l^^recertator, — refocillatrix, regeneratrix, relatrix, remnlcator, resi- 
gnatriz, restauratrix, reatitor, SCelerator, sculpati^r, ^^ secator, sermoDator, 
■imlsaator, soltaeraor, ■•BmiorUtor (?) gl. OVSlQOnoXog, apartor iascr.. subra- 
tor, symbolator, tactor, tinctrix, 1510 tolerator, tonsurator, tormen- 
tator, tritarator, trnsor, 1229 taditAtor, uelitator, l^K^ aerbosator 



lU« 



4lOAe8tinitas, albeditas, 17alterplicitas, anteritas i. antiquUas (?), 
anxiositas, balbitas, bellacitas, bromiditas, causalitas, certitaa, coae- 
qualitas, 420 complicitas, condncibUitas. conformitas, congermanitas., 
conepicacitas, contribalitas, copfosUaa, 76 degenerositas, 77detesta- 
bilitas, disparitas, egregietas, exanimitas, ^SOexsistentUas, fastidi- 
ositas, fastuositas, feraiitaa, feniiditas, fiducialitas, flagitiositas, 
flebilitas, formabilitas, fumositas, 440geliditas, gibbositas, glaucitas, 
gloriositas, gratuitas Tert calt. fem. li, 8 uar. I., guttositas, horribilitaa, 

horriditas, humiditas, Impatibilitas, ^SOimportUOsitaS, incapabilitas. iado- 

cilltas, ingenfositaa, Iniuriositas, innoxietas, inscnsualitae, insomnitas 
Schol. Pers. III, 84, InuerUbÜitas. irrationalitaa, 460irreprehen9ibilitas, 
inaenalitas, laboriositas, lacrimabilitas, laficiniositas, lepiditas, ma- 
calositaa, marciditas, meracitas, minacitas, ^TOmuliiformitas^nexuositas, 

nolnntas, nugositas, obaequalitas, ofiTicialitas, palpubitiUs, paSCUOSitas, 

pauiditns, panzitutas, ^l^plaaioBitas, ponderositas, praegnacitas, pro- 

consularitas, prodiguitas (prodigitaa LucÜ., acliol. Acr. ad Hör. S. 11. 3, 

28 aq), puellaritas, pucritaa, putiditas, putriditas, rabiositas, ^^red- 
procitas» rectitaa, renascibilitas, rimosltas, rixuosltas, ructuositas, rndi- 
bilitas, scatebrositas, scelerositas, secularitas, 500 sinuositas, solubi- 
litas, spinositas, Bpurciditas gl. uudbr.« stramositas , suppHcitas, 
^orositas, 381 torriditas, taberositas, turgiditas, uberositas, siOun- 
dositas, uniditas "). 



13) Subnotani eorandem generum nocabala ea, quae Appnlei 
Madaarensis' •singularia sunt uel adhac censentur: Beitr- U» 
I, nr. 173, 209, 220, 308, 402, 422, 450, 823, 1622, 938, 1049, 1195, 



— 59 — 

1381, 1396, -- II, nr. 39, 51 (App. mund. 15), 198, 216, 234, 

266, 299, 359, 427, 440, 457, 521, 592, 769, 799, 897, 930, 1049, 

1134, 1150, 1223, 1251, — III, 122, 153, 170, 205, 218, 473, 325, 

328 (qaadragiiita quatnor, non, nti uolebat Kretachmann De latin. 

Apulei Madaur. p. 36—8 et 45, c. sexaginta Septem); — i»quo- 

rum idem anti^uissimus fere auctor nel testis habetur (qaormn qoibus 
uocabulis testimoma aliorum demonstratis a Kretocbm. accedunt, si per nos, blna 

puncta subiecinius. Bin apud aiios, terna): adiuratio.., alternatio..., bene- 
dictio (et Tertull.)..., collurchinatio, commiztio.., disseminatio 
(et Tert.)..i enictatio..., famulatio.., innouatio (et Tert.)..., inor- 
dinatio.., iubilatio.., maculatio, massitatio..., oblatio..., osteDsio.., 
participatio..., passio... (cf. A p. 91), penetratio.., perseueratio.., 
repertio.., subreptio..., iiegetAtio.., — aoactor.., agitatrix, capta- 
trix (et Tert.), certator (et Gell.), commentator (et Tert.)..., con- 
ditrix (et Tert.)..., consiliatrix.., degalator..., dilector(etTert).., 
distributor.., fauisor apol. 93, Jal. Val., 8ymm. (cit. Hildebr. ad 
App. 1. 1 , gl.), improbator (et Ter!., — Aug. c. Jul.2 I, 52), 
insecutor (et Tert.), insimulator, locutor (et Gell., — ^^JS« ^^^ 
D. XIV, 5), lustrator. . ., mediator (et T e r t. ), oblectator (et T e r t.), 
ostentatrix..., praeeenlor..., praestitor..., prohibitor, prospector 
(et Tert., Vulg.), pnrgator..., repertrix..., retentor.., serenator, 
sospitator aliq., triumpnator, — craasitas.., exsecrabilitas.., im- 
xnobilitas..., impossibilitas (et Tert.).., inconcinnitas (et Tert.), 
incredibllitas , incredulitas , natiaitaa (et Tert.)..., nimietas (et 
Tert.).., parilitaa (et Gell., Tert.).., pretiositas.., prolixitas..., 
religiositas (et Tert.).., scaeaitas (et Gell.), sempiternitas,., sum- 
mitas (et Tert.).., ualiditas. — Tertalliani censentur esse sixigu- 
laria: tio (-sio) nr. 32,4,55, 84, 100, 36, 237,43, 89, 316, 51, 2, 
68, 78, 83, 415, 8, 30, 47, 553, 71, 82, 656, 76, 9, 703, 67, 99, 
862, 1007, 186, 215, 9, 66, 305, 470, 512, - -tor (-eor) uel -rix nr. 
9, 24, 41, 7, 9, 50, 63, 72, 9, 91, 5, 6, 127, 8, 80, 5, 2l3, 7, 52, 62, 
5, 75, 309, 32, 5, 41, 54, 64, 8, 72, 5, 83, 4, 7, 426, 38, 52, 61, 
2, 508, 18, 24, 35, 64, 7. 70, 7, 637, 72, 9, 711, 31, 70, 815, 67, 
8, 900, 9, 15, 25, 7, 59, 79, 81, 97, 1023, 38, 9, 74, 217, 68, 84, 93, 
355, 495 (cult. fem. I, 1), - -Us nr. 3, 38, 129, 37, 92, 200, 10, 
1, 28, 31, 9, 47, 55, 324, 67, 98, 401, 8, 44, 86. 



IV 

ad 3 n. 9 et D p. 201—3. 



AdiecUuorum 

in -osiis exeuntium 



collectio. 



Separatini ea, qaae aett. sont, et ex adueno ca, qaae recc., dcscripsimos, 
utroqae ordiue per pafinas coattattaU. Eornn, qiiae recc. 8au(, tcrapora bob 
dittiaximus, aoctorefl raro demonitraoimui. Inter aett. aotem ca, quae ante 
obitani Oct. Aofosti apud lolutae oratioais scriptorea (nel certe apud comicoa, 
moda ae soloa illos) iooeninntur, did actis literii conapicua saut, adiecto, 
■i etiam Cicero nia sant, e si^lo; cetera, niti qoae pritcfirom, poetScae aucto- 
ritatis, deoiqoe liagiiloruiD qaoruadam aactaram (inter antiqaiores qaidem) 
cMe adscriptit pr p (interdttm V et PA..)> aliia scrlptarae compcndiis eignifi- 
catom eat, -^ p A este, h. e. post Angoatom denom innoteacere, adto. 



uett. : acerosas Lncil., acino- 
8ns, aetaosus c, aerosas, ae> 
raginosus, aernmnosus e, 
aestiuosus, aestuosusc, agro- 
8U8 (?) Varr., 10algO8U6, alsio- 
BasVarr.^aluminosus, ambi> 
t i o 8 u 8 c, angulosuB, a n i m o- 
sns c, annosus p, aqao8U8 
Cat. r. r., p et pA, araneosus p, 
areno8U8, 20 argento8us, argil- 
losus Varr., argnmentosus (-uo- 
8U8 r.), articulosus, artificio- 
8 u 8 c, arondinosus p, a88ulose, 
axitiosus pr, bellico8U8 c, 
belloBus pr, SObelaosus p, bibo- 
8U8 Nig. et Laber., bilio8a8, 
bitaminosus, 



r6C€.: abomino8U8, abortitio- 
8a8, accidiosns (aced.), acerbo- 

Bitaa^ aceruosas, acetosua MCaiiDe 
miac. latinjt ps II append.), acrimoni- 

08U8, actinosas, actiosus, lOado- 
rio8U8, affcctiosus (-uo-) Tert, 
algi08us, alopeciosus , amari- 
coBe, amaritosns Garg. Mart., 
ambagiosus Gell., ambiguosus, 
amicosas, axDorosu8, SOampol- 
lo8us th. (cf. p. 2) 143 aU, ane- 
diosos gl. Hild., anfractuosus, 
anfragosuB, angustio8U8, anhelo- 
SU8, aniculosus, anxiosus, apid- 
08US, appiosus, 30aqailO8as, ar- 
borosus th. 60, arbusculosus, 
aristosns, armentosus Gell., ar- 
tuosus, aruinoBUS, astrosus, au- 
reosus, auriginosus, ^aurosus, 
baro8as, birro8U8 th. 79, 



- 61 - 



bulbosus^ bnxosus, cadauerosus 
Ter., calanii tosus c, calci- 
trosos, calculosus Vitr. II, 3, 1, 
all., ^caliginosus c, callo- 
sus p et pA, captiosuBC, car- 
buncalosus, cariosns, carno- 
8us^ cartilagiuosus, cauemosus, 
centrosus, cerebrosus, 60 ce- 
rosus, cesposus (?), cicatrico- 
sns, citrosus pr, clamosus Ad 
Her. et pA, cliuosuB p, cne- 
phosas pr, coenosus, comosus, 
compendiosus (al. recc), Wcon- 
fragosns, consiliosus pr, con- 
tentiosus (Pl, cp., App., Tert. res. 
carn. 34,..), controuersiosus Liu., 
con tnnieliosusc,copiosu8C, 
corticosus, crelo sus, crimino- 
SU8C, crustofliis, 70cummino8us, 
cuniculosas Catull .,c nriosnsc, 
cymosus, damnosus, desi- 
d 1 o s u 8 c, detrimentosus Caes. i« 
dictiosus Varr., dignitosus, dl- 
sciplinosus pr, SOdigcordiosus 
Sali., dispendiosuB, dolosusc, 
donosus (?) pr, dnmosus p, dus- 
mosus pr, ebriosus c, elle- 
borosus pr, exitiosus c, fa- 
buloBus Hör. et pA, 90facine- 
rosns c, factiosus c, facnn- 
diosus pr, famicosus pr, famo- 
8U8 c, fascinosus Friap., fas ti- 
dlos U8 c, fastosus, febriculo- 
8US p et r(ecc.), ücosus, 100 fi- 
stulosus pr et pA, flagitio- 
sns r, flexuosus c, fluctuo- 
8 US, foliosus, formicosus, for- 
midolosus c, formosus c, 
fragosTis (frages) p et p A, fra- 
gosus (fragor) p, llOfrondo- 
suB, fructuosuB c, frutecto- 
sus, fruticoBus p, fucoBus c, 
fQmosas e, 



blandioBUs, bomboBUS, Bonosus, 
botraosas, bromosas, brucosus, 
bruraosuß, SObulbosus, bulimo- 
mosas, cachinnosus, caerimo- 
ni^sus, caerulosuB, caligosus (cf. 
uett. 40), calumniosus, cancello- 
suB, cancrosus, canoBUB, ßOcan- 
tilenosuB^ capillosus,cap(ii)lo8us M, 
carcinoBUB, catarhosuB, cateno- 
Bus, catiliosus (^ caüll-) th. 91 i. 

gttlostts, casculostts M, CauilloBUB, 

cauoBitasTert., ceruicouus, ^O'ces- 
siosns th. 142, gl. Isid., ceto- 
sus, charitosus ^inscr. R. Neap. 
6902^ et -ioßua „ib. 3001«, ci- 
boBUB th. 123, cincinnosuB th. 
105, cinerosus App., circulosus M, 
clamoroBus, collapsosuB, cor- 
leproBus , 80 colubrosus Tert., 
concordiosus, conglutinoBus, con- 
scii'iitiosus M, contagiosus, conta- 
minosus, contemptuosuB th. 588, 
contumioBUs th. 288, conuicio- 
BUB, coriaginosuB, 90 corporoBUB, 
crapuiosus, crinosus, culcitro- 
suB, culmosuB, cupidiosuB, ca- 
pidiDosus M, dact5'l08us, daemo- 
niosus, deceptiosus, lOOdecipu- 
loBUB tli. 179, decorosiiB, dede- 
coroBUB, deformosus (?), delici- 
osus, delirosus, demorosus, de- 
petigosus, derbioBUB, discrimi- 
nosiuB, llOdissidiosuB, diaidiose, 
diuiBioBus (diuiBio) th. 170, do- 
lorosuB, dorsuosus, dubingeni- 
OBUB, dubiosus Gell., effectuo- 
Bus, egestOBUs, -uobub, elephan- 
tiosns, 12üepuloBU8, eremosus, 
CBCOBUB th. 139, excidiosuB th. 
202, exodiosus, facticiosus, fal- 
lacioBUB Gell., App., falsoBUS, 
famelicoBas, famlliosus, 130 fa- 
muloBUB, farciminoBOB, 



9 



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fangosus , fnrfarosuB , f n r i o - 
susr, generös US r, 120gib- 
berosns Orbil., glandulosus, 
glareosus (et PI. XVII, 4, 31, 
XXII, 64, ia3), glebosus, glo- 
bosus c, glomerosns, glori- 
osusc, glutinosas, graminosQS, 
gramiosus (?) pr, 130graiidJno- 
8U8, granosus, gratiosus e, 
granedinosus r, gulosns, lie- 
derosus p, herbosus pr et p, 
herniosns Catal. et r, hirco- 
sus, hispidosus (?) Catiill., 
I^ humerosus (bumeri similis) 
Col. III, 10, 5 (cf. id. arb 20, 
1, 3, 1, PL XVII, 24, 105), 
ieiuniosus pr, ignominio- 
sus c, iliosus, illecebrosiis pr 
et r,imaginosus CatulL, impen- 
diosus pr, imperiosusc, im- 
portnosus, inambitiosus Ou., 
löOincuriosus, industriose pr et 
r (-US r), infructuosus, inge- 
niosus r, iniuriosus c, in- 
officiosus c, inopiosus pr, 
inotiosus (?), insidiosus c, 
insommosus(insomnia)pr, IßOin- 
speciosas, inuidiosus 6-, io- 
cincrosus, iocosusc, ir reli- 
gio sus, iugosus p^ iuncosns p, 
labeosus p, laboriosus r, la- 
bosus Lucil., I701abrosus, la- 
c er tos US c (-uosos gl.), laci- 
niosus, lacrimosus p, lacticulo- 
8U8, lacunosusc, lanosus, 
lanuginosus, lapidosus, la- 
tebrosus c, 180 lentiginosus, 
libidinosus c, licentiosus, 
Ueno sus, lignosus, limosus, 
linguosus, literosus pr, liti- 
giosus c, litorosus, idOloculo- 
sus, Incrosus p et pA, 



farinosns, fastigiosus th. 240, 
fastuosus, fatuosas (fatuus), fa- 
uorosus, febricosus, fellosns, fer- 
mentosus, l^Ofetosus (-uo-)i fic- 
tiosus , fimbriosus , flabalosus 
gl. Is. 727j flammosas, flocco- 
sus, florosus, fluuiosus, fluxuo- 
sus, foedosQS th. 244, ISOfoele- 
rosus, foetosus, folliculosns, fo- 
raminosus Tert«, fragorosus (cf. 
uett. 109), fraudulosus, frigoro- 
8US, frontosus, fugitiuosus, fu- 
liginosus, löOfumicosus th. 241, 
furcosus, furculosus, fuscosns th. 
214,gambo8Us,Gaudio8US,gemmo- 
sus App., geniculosus, gestuosus 
GelL,App.,gibbosus(cf.uettl20), 
ITOgladiosus, gutturosus (-io),gut- 
tur(i)no8us th. 252, guttosus th. 
255,hircuosu8App. (cf. uett 138), 
hir8utico6U8th.276,honorostts,hu- 
morosus (-er-), hystricosus, ieci- 
nerosus et isoiecorosus (cf. uett. 
162), ignitosus, illaboriosus gl. 
dxa/uaio^, illuniosus, imbecillo- 
sus, impedimentosus, irapetigino- 
su8,impetig08U8(cf.l07),irapetuo- 
sus (-tosus M), improbosus, 190in- 
actuosus, inaquosus, inartificio- 
sus, incendiosus, incestuoöus, 
incopiosus Tert., indecorosus, 
indisciplinosus, inebriosus, in- 
flexuosus, 200 infrontuosus (cf. 
157), ingloriosus, ingluuiosus, 
innumerosus, insomniosus (ctt;- 
nvtcüdijg), instudiosus, insulo- 
sus, intentiosus, intertriginosus, 
inuirtuosus th. 293, 210iargio- 
8US Gell., lacerosus th. 317, 
lactosus, lactucosus, lamento- 
sus, laminosus, lapillosus, la- 
psi(n)osus S. S. uers. uet., la- 
psiuosus gl. ihad'fjQog^ 



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Inctuosus c, luminoBase, 
lasciosus Varr., luscitiosas Plt. 
( nuscitiosQB Fest. ) , lutosus, 
luxuriosus e, maculosus c, 
200mali tiosns c, mammosus 
Varr., manupretiosus pr, mar- 
morosus, medicamentosiis Vitr., 
medallosüs, membrosus Priap., 
inendosus c, meticulosus pr 
et r, monstruosus c (-osus), 
210 mon tu osus c (-osus), 
morbosus, mörosus c, mu- 
cosus, muliebrosus pr, mulie- 
rosusc, muscosusc, mus- 
calosus, myrtuosus, nauseosus, 
220nebulosas c, negotio- 
sus r, nemorosus Sali. fr. et p, 
neruosus c, nimbosusp, ni- 
trosus Vitr., niuosus, nodosus 
p et pA, noxiosus, nubilosus 
(5 s. u,), 230numerosu8 c(al. 
pA), numosus Nig., obliuio- 
6US c^ obnoxiosus pr, obse- 
quiosus pr, odios us r, offi- 
cio sus e, oleosus, omiiiosus, 
onerosus p et pA (Val. Max. 
VII 1, 2, Plinii), 240opero- 
sus c, orbitosus Catal., ostreo- 
sub Priap., otiosus r, paemi- 
nosus Varr., palmosus Verg., 
paludosus p, painpinosus^ pan- 
nosus r, pecorosus p, 250pec- 
torosus Priap. et pA, peculio- 
sus pr (et r), pecnniosus c, 
pedicosus pr,pediculo8us,percu- 

rioSUS C (cf. 257, 9, 61, 3-5, sin- 
gularia Ciceronis ooinia), perfidi- 

08US e, perflagitiosus c, 
periculos US c, peringeni- 
8 u s c, 260 periuriosus pr, p e r- 
luctuosusc, perniciosus c, 
perodiosus c, peroffici- 
ose c, perstudiosus r, 



lasciuiosus, 220laticosus tk. 301, 
lendicosus, leprosus, libentiose, 
lipposus, liquaminosus, liuoro- 
sus, longinquosus (h. 313, iudi- 
briosus, iudicrosus, 230 lumbri- 
cosus Gell., lymphosus th. 324, 
macliinosus, malandriosus, ma- 
ledictiosus, malignosus, malu- 
ginosus, maniosus (?), manipu- 
losus th. 367, materiosus, 240ine- 
dicosus, xnellosus, memoriosus, 
-rosus, menstruosus Ih. 350, men- 
tiosus, merosus, miraculose, mo- 
mentosus, montaniosus, 250 mor- 
bidosus th. 367, mordosus, mö- 
rosus, mortuosus, muccilagino- 
sus, munerosus, murmuriosuSj 
mustuosus, mutuloäus, naenio- 
sus, 260naeuosu3 th. 382, naso- 
sus th. 375, naufragiosus, -go- 
sus, neruicosus, nexuosus, iii- 
dorosus Tert., nominosus, nu- 
bigosus, nugosus th. 379, opi- 
niosus, 270opiosus, opprobriosus, 
ossosus , -uosus , ostentuosus 
ozaenosus, pabulosus, panosus, 
papulosus, parciosus (part- ?) gl. 

^avkog^ 280pascuosu8, peeudo- 
sus et pecuosus, pendulosus th. 
483, percopiosus, performido- 
losus, pestilentiosus, pestuosus, 
th. 436, petuosus (?) gl. fivunpy 
pinnosus th. 428^ gl. Hildbr., 
290 pinosuß , poenosus, polose, 
pomposus, populosus App., por- 
riginosus, portentuosus (cf. uett. 
279), praegloriosus, praestigio- 
sus Gell. (Arn., auct. Hypo- 
gnost. IV, 7, 11), praesumptio- 
sns, -uosus, 300 proluuiosus, pru- 
riginosus, pruriosus, pudorosus, 
puerosus, 



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pertricosus (?), petrosns, pilo- 
sas c, piscosas p, 270piiuito- 
sus /?, plago8U9 Hor. (al. App.)i 
plumbosus, plnmosas p, plauiu- 
8U8, podagrosuB pr, polyposas 

(Mart: add. p. 43 1. 8), pomOSUS p, 

ponderosas c, portento- 
8US c, 280portaosu8 c, prae- 
miosQS pr, pretiosa8 r, pro- 
broBus c, prorellosas Lia. et 
pA, prodigiosus Oa. et pstt, 
propudioBos pr et r, pruinosns 
Oll. et pA, pulicosas, pumicosas, 
290pusalo8as (et pu8t- ?), quae- 
staosus r, rabiosnsc, race- 
mosus, radicosuSf radiosas pr, 
ramitosus, r a m o s n 8, raiunlo- 
aus, reduuiosua Laeu., sooreli- 
giosas c^ repudiosns pr. resi- 
nosas, rimo8U8 Vitr. VII, 3, 9 
(p), rixosus, robigino8U8 Plt. et 
pstt., rnbricosus pr et pA, ruc- 
tuosus Cael., rugosns p et pA 
( VaK Max. V, 6, ext. 5), r ii i n o - 
8U8 c, 310 sabulosus Vitr. et pA, 
8alebrosn8 Ou., Sen. ep, 100, 7 
(compositio), all., 8aliuoso8, 
saltao8U8, saniosus, 8armen- 
t08as, saxosus p et pA (-uo- 
sus), scabiosus, scatnriginosns, 
scelerosus, 320scopulo8U8C, 
8crup08U8 Plt., Lucr., srupu- 
lo8U8 c, sebosas, seditio- 
Bus c, 8eminosus Priap., 8en- 
tentioBus c, senticosas pr, 
sentinoBOS pr, septuose pr, 
S^OsetosuB p, BÜnosuB, sina- 
0BU8 p, siticulosus, somni- 
culoBUs c, BpatioBus Vitr., 
On., pA, BpecioBas, spino- 
Bus r, BpongiOBaB, BpamoBus p, 
340 BqaamoBus p , squarroBus 
Lacil.,8tagno8UB(Sil.: add.p.43), 



palposofl App., pnlsnosiis, p«- 

tricosos H, putrOBOS (? et -UOBOS), 

quereloBUB , SlOquerimoniosuB, 
qaeralosas, queBtaosuB, rabido- 
BUS (cf. aett. 292), ramentosus, 
ramicosns (cf. nett. 296), ranco- 
rosoB, refrigeriosiiB, -roBUs, re- 
linquoBUB Non., renoBQs, S^rid- 
nosuB, ridiculosas, rigorMui?, ri- 
aoBOB, roboroBUB, rubicandosus, 
ruderoBUB th. 276, ruginosiiB 
(cf. nett. 308), Bangninosos, ea- 
porosos, 330sarcino8U8 App., sca- 
broBOB, scandalosas, scapttlosas 
th. 534, BcatebrosQB, scintilloBUB, 
th. 515 al., segniculose th. 56,8eii- 
8no8U8,th.5l5 al.,sento8QS,-ii08iis, 
^^seriosus M, sideroBUB, sileotio- 
suBApp., singaltuosQB, BobrioBUB 
gl.Dfbch, BoiatJosusM, somniosiifi 
somnoBas, sonorosos, spelanco- 
SQB, 3^ spicoBUB, staturosos, ste- 
rioBQS, 8tigmat08us (cf. netL 
344), Btimulosus, stipendiosus, 
Btipidosus, sti-anguriosus, stri- 
doBUs th. 544 al., strophosuB, 
360 subdoloBus, subscruposus, 



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BtercoroBus Cat., Col., stigmo- 
sas, stomachosas c, strigo- 
sns Cj 8tramo8ii8^ Studio- 
sus r, stuproBUs, SSOsttbmoro- 
aus et subodiosuB c (sed s.), 
sacosas, snffraginosus, snlfuro- 
sus Vitr., sumptuosus c, sn- 
perciliosus, saperstitiosus c, 
surculosus, saspendiosus, 3608 a- 
spicioBus €, snspiriosns, sy- 
cophantioBe Plt. ^ tenebrico- 
SU 8 r, tenebrosaB p et r, ter- 
rosuB Vitr. , thymoans, tineosns, 
torxninosuB c, toroBUs p et 
pA, 370tortuo8U8 c, tubero- 
sas Varr., tumulosQS Sali., ta- 
xnultuosnsc, aacerrosaB Aug. 
&pl Suet., uadoBUB, uaricoBus 
Pomp., Ludl., pBtt., uenoBUB, 
uentoBUB c, uentriosüs Plt., 
PL, SSOuerboBUB c, uennino- 
8US, -miosua, uerrucoBUs, 
uerticosus, uertiginoBus, u e- 
ternoBUB, uictoriosus Cato 
et r (ut Aug. iu Gal. 20), uillo- 
suB Verg. et pA, uinosus, 
SöOuirosuB (uir) pr, uiroBus 
(uirus), uitiosuB c, ulcerosua 
Hör. et pA, uliginosua Varr. et 
pBtt., umbroBUB c, undosus 
p et r, UDguinoBUB, uoraginosus 
B. HiBp., uultuosus c. 



fludoBUB th. 542, 8uperficlosus> 
BupergloriosuB, BusurriosuB, bu- 
telose, tabidosuB et tabioBUs 
Tert., taedioBUB, tegnosus (i. e. 
teclinosus) th. 574 al., 870teme- 
riosus gl. Hild., tempestuoBUB, 
tenerositas, terribnlosuB th. 592 
al., timorosuB th. 587, titillosas M, 
tofosuB, tonnen taosus, tractao- 
8U8, tribuloBUB, 380trico8UB, tu- 
midosuB, tomorostts, tunicosus 
th. 142, tusBiculoBUB, ualloBUB th. 
625, uaporosus App., uberoBUS, 
ubcrtuosuB, uecordiosus th. 328, 
d^uclleroBUB th. 619, uenenoBUB, 
uenerosDS M, uentricosns BchoU 
Pers. III, 31, uentriculoBus, uen- 
trosus, uepricosuB th. 240, ner- 

berostts Ml, uermlcolOBUS, oerno- 
D0808 M, 4^ nerosiu VL, UesicOBUB 

th. 293, uesiculosus, ueterosus 
th. 602, uigoro8UB> uirgosuB, 
uiriosuB App., Tert:, uirtuosus, 
uiscosus, uitrosus, 410alao8U8, 
uoluminoBUs, uoluptuosus, uo- 
micosuB , uorticulosus, uulca- 
nosuB, ualgosuB th. 617, uulne- 
rosuB ib. 620. 



Gorrigendoruin 

in: Rachträg6 zu ^Beitr. z. lat. Lexicogr. etc. Iir 

(Nachtr. p. 51). 

Subrelicta. 

Pag. 25 add. : i). 624 L 8 scr. graeco^ >- ad p. 670 1. 3 ab i. 
cf. Anhang p. 41. 

— — n. 4 1. 9 scr.: 1490. 

— 27 ind. : SO^ argumentatiuus (7 8. u.), 

— 33 1. 13 ab i. scr,: imitabilis (act Vitr.), 

— 37 1. 1 scr^: reparabilis (act. Pers.), 

— 39 scr.: mensatim r., 

— 40 ind.: 389*uinctim r. (Eulog. in Cic. Somn. Scip. p. 411 Orelli), 

— — 1. 21 scr.: 404.. COLI 

— 41 sqq. (in epim. IV) add.: 13*alucinatio, — 14'conatio, — 

45 enarratio, — 96* eflflatus, us, — 115' imputator, 116* [hu- 
mator, — 123* editor], — (p 42, 1. 12) 14T* uocator, — 319* uir- 
guncula, — ad 339 monstrifer..: StaL Theb. I, 453, — 
^* [inustus, - 359* inmaculatus, — 364- confragus], — 403*fa. 
tuari, — 413* focillare, — 444* conleuare, 462 insaepire (a), 

— 464* infnlcire (c), — 47r oblatrare (c), — 489* subnotare, 

— contra del. 1361itigator (cf. Anhang p. 52), 124 (coli. 
D p. 314), cedentqne loco et alia coli, uocibus Vitruuia- 
nis aliorumque anteriorum Seneca, quae composituri sumas. 

— 41 1. 29 scr.: occnrsio 

— 44 1. 7 scr.: demin. 

— 45 sq. in n. 11 sabind.: deceptor (1 s. u.), donator (ICti), 

. . « coniugalis Thyest. 1107, Col., all. 

— 46 1. 20 del. irreuocatus (habet enim Stat. Theb. VII, 773 al.) 

— 47 in n. 13 1. 13 add.: congradus, — ib. 1. 19: superquatere 

— 50 n. 14 1. 13 add.: exspumare „VI, 7, 8^. 

— — 1. 22 scr.: suMnd. 



Gorrigenda 

et 

jIl d d e n d a 

in hoce libello. 



Pag. 2 1. 1 sq. scr. : Nachtrag 11 zu ^Erg. z lat. Lex. Y (Zeit- 
schrift f. oesterr, Gymnas. 1874, p. 565—76) 4** 
— 2 post 1. 5 add.: Addendonim ad ''Ergänzungen z. latein. 
Lexicon I— IIP Subrelicta (I), proditura in: Zeitschr. f. 
oesterr. Gymnas. 1875 7, et 
De latinitate scriptorum historiae Augustae meletemata ad 
apparatum uocabulorum spectantia, Dorpati 1870 H A. 



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Pag. 3 ad : adeptio 1 et 1* add.: et a <h. e. in hoce libello) p. 46. 

— — ad: adhaesio scr.: 1, 1* et 3. 

— — ad: afTabilitas add.: et a p. 53. 

— — ad: •alienatio.. add.: cf. a n. 3. 

— — ad: alligatio.. 3 add.: (etiam Hyg. PA II, 15). 

— 5 ad: circumlatio 2 add.: et 4**. 

— — ad: coadiutor scr.: D p. 313. 

— — ad : coaedificare 3 add.: Fauon. Eulog. in Cic. Somn. Scip. 

p. 403 Orelli (Ciceron. Scholiastae ps. I), Vulg. 

— — ad: cogitabundus A p. 104 add.: et 7 s. u. 

— 6 ad; comnilare 3 add.: Petr. 62 ^copo compilatiis*, — ib. 

ad 'al. 2 : Acr. ad Hör. AP pr. 'materiam inordinatam 
sensu compilatamqne uerbis*. 

— — ad concrematio add.: Hilar. in Matth. 2, 4. 

— — ad: confractio 2 add.: Hilar. in ps. 2, 38 et 41. 

— — ad: congregabilis 3 add.: Eulog. 1. 1. p. 402. 

— — ad: *conscriptio . . 614 add.: Vitr. V pr. 3 'eos (cybos 

CCXVI uersuum) non plus tres in una conscriptione opor- 
tere esse, ib. 2. al. 

— — 1. paenult. scr.: consumptio . . consamptrix 

— 7 1. 1 scr.: (ind.) 

— — ad: cribrare add.: et Pers. sat. III, 112. 

— — ad: cubicularis . . add: et Val. Max. IX, 13, ext. 4. 

— — ad: 'defectio A p. 19 add.: et 7 s. u. 

— 8 ad: demutatio 3 add.: Hilar. et in ps. 2, 18 et 41, in 51, 

22, 23 et saep. 

— — ad: *denominatio add.: D (p. 268) et 7 s. u. 

— — 1. 23 scr.: diaiteon. 

— — 1. 24 scr.: dictor 4. 

— — ad: dilatatio. .,add.: et 4**. 

— — ad: disparilitas 3 add.: et 7 ann. 

— 9 1. 12 ind.i dissimulanter Cic, Ou. A. Am. I, 488, her. 19, 

130, Val. Max. V, 7, ext. 1 al., Suet. Tib. 21 al., recc. 

— — ad: eflfectio 1 et 3.. add.: et 7 ann. 

— — ad: eneruis p. 44 add.: et D p. 314. 

— — ad: enuntiatrix 2 add.: et a n. 10. 

— — 1. nlt. scr.: exddio. 

— 10 1. 3. scr.: excubitus, us.. 

— — 1. — add.: excusatior D p. 314. 

— — 1. 5 scr.: exercitator 

— — 1. 12 scr.: iun. 

— — 1. 13 ad explicabilis . . add.: et Mela I, 56 Parthey, — et 

ad: exploratio 3: et 5. 

— — ad: *expressio.. 3 add.: et Acr. ad Hör. A P 320 'quod 

fabula opportunitate personarum inductarum et expressione 
morum.. place t\ 

— — ad: exprobrator 1.. add.: et D p. 314. 

— — ad: exspoliatio «dd.: (et Acr. ad Hör. S. I, 4, 94). 

— — 1. 23 add.: extemporalis D. p. 314, 

— 11 ad: *fluctuatio 3 add.: et Val. Max. VII, 4, 5. 

— — 1. 6 ind.: fornicatrix 4. 

— — 1. 11 scr.: frixura D p. 313. 

— — 1. 16 add.: * fundamenta D p. 314. 

— — ad: gloriatio 1 et 3 add.: Hilar. in ps. 2, 25 al. 



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Pag. 11 L 28 sq. ind.: granatus D p. 313.. grai\ ^~ ''^^• 

4, 3 'grandifera robora', recc. ^ . ttti 

- 12 ad : imperspicabilis add.: Hilar. et in p?* ®^' " -•• 

— 13 ad: inconuenienter. . al) add.: et M. Cl\ liciii 
453 Keil. 



-i:« 



■— — ad: indc est quod d (ind.) add.: Sen. contr\ 
est, quod Labienus.. dicit*. 

— — ad: infestatio 3.. add.: et 7 s. u. ' ^ , o v • 

— 14 ad : instabilitas . . add.: et schol. Pers. III, llV" ^- ^ *** ^' 

— — 1. 11 post Hrnsl.' Ind.: Val. Max. VI, 8, 4, v 

— — ad; interceptio 3 add.: et Hilar. in ps. 51, 18. 

— 15 ad: laetabunduß 3 add.: et 7. \ 

— — ad: *literatura add.: et 7 ind. (h. e. in indice uc' '; " 

rum ad 4, 4», 4**, 5, 6, 7) s. u. \; " 

— — ad: medietas add.: 7 s. u. ^ 

— 16 ad,: mordacitas.. add.: 7 ann. Irelli), \-^ 

— — ad : motare 3 add.: et Auien. Ar. 91, Adam. locc. sanct. 1* 

— 17 ad : obiectatio 3 add.: et schol. Pers. I, 40. ^f, "~ '■. 

— — ad: occaecatio 1 add.: et schol Pers. VI, 26. ,l*\^* » 

— — ad.: opinatus adi. 3 add.: Acr. ad Hör. S. II, 3, 161, '^''" \ 

AP 301 et 345. ' - 

— — ad : perduras 3 add.: et 7 ann. ??' 

— — 1. uU. et sq. scr.: ♦perfiisio D p. 307 et a n. 3. 

— 18 1. 8 Ind.: persanare D p. 314. 

— — ad pilula 1 cf. D p. 314. 

— — ad placabilitas 1 add.: Hilar. in ps. 2, 17 al. 

— 19 1. 4 ind.: praegustare D p. 314. 

— — ad: praesignare 1 et 3.. add.: et 7 ann. 

— — ad: procursio 1 add.: cf. a n. 7. 

— — ad: Professor p. 42 add.: cf. a p. 26, add. Val. Max. 

Vm, 12, 1. ^ 

— — ad: pronuntiatiue 2 add.: et schol. Pers. III, 52. 

— 20 ad : quinquepartitus 3 add.: et 7 ann. 

— — ad: refectio p. 41. . add.: Vitr. I pr. 2 'tormentorum refec- 

tionem' al., Val. Max. IX, 3, 8, 

— — ad: regerminare 1 add.: et Calp. ecl. 4, 111. 

— 21 1. 5 scr.: 4 (propr. et Acr. ad Hör. S. I, 7, 29 sq., tmsl. 

q. reprobatio, reiectio Jul. Vict. rhet. 2, C. Aur., 

— — ad: ridiculosus . . add.: schol. Pers. I, 121. 

— — 1. 18 Ind.: rosidas 1. 

— — 1. 22 scr.: sacrificatio , . 

— — ad: salacitas.. add.: Col. VIII, 2, 13. 

— 22 ad: sideralis 1.. add.: „Hyg. f. 14.« 

— — ad : stabiliter 1 add.: et 7 ann. 

— — ad: *6ublatio 1 add.: et a p. 50. 

— — ad: submurmurare3add.: schol. Pers. III, 90 'succinis, i. e. 

submurmuras', id» ad V, 12. 

— — ad: subsannatio o add.: Hilar. in ps. 2, 12. 

— 23 1. 8 scr.: (300) 

— 24 ad: transfluere. . p. 283) a4d.: cf. 7 ann. 

— 25 1. 5 ab i. scr.: infl. 

— 26 ind.: T^uenula 

— 27 1. 1 ind.: 83-uaru8 s. (PI.), 83"aurata (piscis, — all. pA), 

— 1. 3 : oculata (PU), 



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► — a 



— — 1. 35 



»Bwiii'*K. ^7 1- 4 8cr.: 91 resinatus..; incomprehensibilis (Sen., all.); 
•i{i^— — 1. 10 eq. del. calculosus.. al. all. (cf. a p. 61) 
iljj ~ — 1. 20 ind.: 115 murtaceus, — et 1. 21 del. albidus etc. 
circn (exstat enim iam Vitr. II, 3, 1). 

^ - 28 ind.: 177* singultire „V, 26, 19^ Col., PI., all., - l^O-m- 
ffta cerare (Jim., all.), — 203« superiacere (3 s. u.), 203 «super- 

incTdere, 
^ 29 1. 6 scr.: 4** p. 569-76: 

— 3Ä add.; 90'aucupari, -re; 

— 31 1. 4 scr.: calcare (calicatas Fest. cpit. p. 47 et 59), 

— — 1. 4 ab i. scr.: coenare, con-, in-; 

— 32 1. 8 ind.: (et recordare). ifempe non id egeram, ut omnem 
huiusraodi uerborum denom. per genera iiariantiam anno- 
tarem; qiiaedam tarnen e praetermissis nunc uisum est 
hie subinferre. 

— — ad dominari add.: (et pass.) 

— 33 1. 1 add.: coexulare; 

— — ad fabulari add.: (-re) / 

— — 1. 16 ind.: 409* fimbriattfs p A J 

— — 1. 8 ab i. scr.: fumftj^, 

— — 1. 5 ab i. scr.: fyit&ri (-re) 

— 34 1. 18 ad hospits-K.. add.:, hospitare; 

— — 1. 20 &Ad.:Aafculare (-tus pass. Lucan.), e-; 
^ **" '' Wr^re.. add.:, et iurgari Hör. b. U, ^, iw, 

.: 567* -laminare, di- 

— ot/ *. 3^ add.: et latrocinare 

— — 1. 8 scr.: limare (Umus), in-, ob- 

— —- 1. 23 add,: commalleare Frontin. ; 
_ .— 1. 39 Bcr.: e- (pass. Amm.), • 

— — 1. 4 ab i. add.: contra- (militare), . 
1. antepaen. ind.; 67rminari, con-, inter-, '^\ '^j'J^'j ^^j^J": 

(tus), pro-, min-it.ari, -re; - et 1. paenult.: moäulare {-ins); 

— 36 1. 7 ind.: (et communican) ^ 

^ 1 28 scr.: scrutare, ex- (Ronsch lt. p. iJ«;^ per-i 

Z 41 1: 18 ind.; (proflahi erat eüam Col. V, 9, 7, sed Schneid. 

perflatn scr.) 

— — 1. 21 add.: — d: reatus, us; • 

— — 1. 23 sq. scr.: precator S. V, 3, 152 (Com.) 

— — 1. 29 scr.: (ind.), — et 31 ind.: gestator, 

— 42 1. 1 scr.: ((Juint. V, 9, 13, Tac. 

— — ad 1. 7 sq.: ut nunc uideo, gobio lam Col. Viii, i/, x% 

— 43 1. 3 add.: « uelarium (al. schol. Pers. V, 126). 

— - 1. 6 del. 'miscellaneus' (iam Petr. 50), et 1. 8 add.: po- 

— — if ^^"q! del.: Faunigena (est enim Ouid. Met. XIV, 449). 

— - l. 11 ab i. add.: coUactea . i. i t> •„ t iiov 

— 44 1. 5 scr.: micturire (exstat emm et schol. Fers. 1, li^J, 

— .46 ad 1. 22 u. p. 54 1. 6 ab i. 

— 47 1. 1 scr.: confisio s (Hilar. in ps. 124, 7).. consitio s. 

— 48 ind.: 461* i„gccutio Br. In Cic. cp., - et scr.: muectio.. (ha- 
bet enim iam Col. XII, 25, IJ. 

— 48 extr. scr.: V, 



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Pag. 50 n. 7 1. 2 sq. sq. scr.t (Celsl)^ Meletem. lexistor. specim. 
p. 1 sqq. (vitr., Colum., Petron., Suet., all.), 

— 51 ind.: 8* aedificator. 

— 52 1. 1 8cr.: f depulsor, et 1. 18 suppl. e p. 54 1. 6 ab i. 

— 53 1. 10 ind.: et seruatrix s. 

— 56 ind.: 1676* rumigatio (Rönsch Itala ed. 2: appendix) 

— 57 ind.: (1517) emundator (Hilar. in ps. 118, 11 1. 16, 1 : uniuer- 

sis doctor et emundator et index),., d^lis) mercatrix (Hilar. 
in ps. 118, 1. 14, 4: beatae nirgines illae et utiles olei 
fY\ ff ]*cn,t]*i ces^ 

— 58 1. 14 ind.: 416* cohereditas Hilar. in ps. 9, 4, in Matth. 31,8, 

— - 426» decoritas (Rönsch It.: append.) 
~ 66 post 1. 8add.: TV^coinnascibtiis^'-'^^'conformabilis. 

— 29 I. 4 ab i. scr.: inier-, aggerare, 

— 42 1. 9 ind.: buccella. 



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Aceamulatio: Ambros. (?) Conflict uitior. et uirt. 16 (di- 
aitiarum); spec, ut t. t. ia horti caltura, Plin. (cf. Forcellini 
Tot. Latinit. Lexic ed. De-Vit 8. d. accamn]are § 3); signif. ge- 
nerali accumulator Tac. (opum). — additio: Quint., Coel. Aar. 
acut. pass. II, 37, 216, ^si corpori fit addilio*, Prise. — adipalis: 
Arnob., Ambr. De Cain et Abel II, 6, 22 Mllud pingue et taa- 
qaam adipale precationis genas*. — aedificatoriifs: Tert., Hier, 
in Philem. ad 1, 1 sqq. — * aggrauatio: Arnob., trnst Aug. 
mus. VI, 43 (animae), id. in psalm. 31 enarr. 2, 15 ^ex aggraua- 
tione manus taae*, contra secund. respons. Jaliani Pelag. (c. Jal.') 
VI, 14 al., Saluian. — agnicalus demin. (agnus): Arn., Ambr. 



*) Nimimm rabindniitar cirolter eentam uocabnla, si exeep«m obliqnis Uteri« 
dJsÜncta, quao ad id potiai pertinent genuB rapplementoram, enliu in Zeitschrift f&r die 
OMterreichischen Gymnasien 1878 p. 829— SIS specimen edidirnns (nocabnla, qnibiu fe- 
stes adnoeantar antiqniores nel eerte locnpletiores). Ceternm admixta sunt aliqaa ideo 
reeepta, qvia nondam cognita erant ea qoidem qna hie proferentsr ant a) sai 
f orm a, st 9 (ada.). 102 (comp.), 4ft et 106 (posit.)i Mit b) s ig ni f i catio n e, vt 48, 54, 82 
sq., 109. Deniqne indidimns qaaedam nt Firmici, matheseos libronun Vlll auctoris, 
adhuc depntata pecnliaria (cf. A n. 86), nunc aliomm contostificantium loois instmeta. 

Snbindendis ilUs in m, nt praediximns', aocabniis alia sobnexnirnns , seersim de- 
setiptam in inferiore parte paginarum alternm ordinem nocabnlomm Supplemente 
attestationis instmctemm. Sed haee subsicina, nt ea fere, quae in C* exhibuimns, pror- 
sos serotina sunt omnia, qnantam qnidem scimns, genimina lingnae (see. IV sqq.). In 
qnibus cum iam nihil alind propositnm fnerit, quam nt ad C E. Georges lexieon ma- 
anaJe anetarinm quoddam testimoniomm alfarremus, novas dum snperindncimns de eo- 
mm nocabnlomm asn testes, netores ac notos anctores, qai apnd Og aliosqne rari, 
ad pleraqne herum singnli proferantor, omnes ubique referre non habnimns necesse. 

abominabilis „Valg., Philastr. haer.^ (De-Vit), Aug. e. 
Jul. ' III, 95 ^0 abominabilem et damnabilem aocem*. — 
abominanter Cassiod. Var. III, 23 ''consuetudines abomi- 
nanter inolilas'. — acta aus Primas, in Rom. ad c. 5 'pec- 
cata non solam originalia, neram etiam actualia', m^^s^^- 
dial. in.** — admixtas, n Jal. ap. Aug. c. Jul. > VI, 14 
4uteo adinixtu*. — * agonisare et -ri: S. S. Sirae. 4, 33, 



- 4 — 

Hexaem. VI, 4, 25 (bis); f agnicola Ambr. „inst uirg. 17**; indeqae 
agnicellas, agnieellalus Pompei. gramm. ; rectias se babent fagna- 
las (quod attestatur Cassiod. de orat. p. 562 Oaret ed. Venet.), 
agnellas Plaut.: cf. A n. 40. — allusio: Arn., Cassiod. in psalt. 
praef. ^parabolis et tropicis allusionibus*, id. in ps. 107, 22 ^sab 
allasione fabricantiam ezponitur inanis opera Judaeorum', in 5, 
11, in 103, 19 al. — amicalis: Dig., App. mnnd.. Aug. c. Ma- 
ximin. I, 'amicali pactione' al.. Cod. Just.; adu. Venant. Fort. 
Miscell. prolog. 4ntimorum auribus amicaliter, quaeso, . . commit- 
tas*. —»0 anxiari: App., Tert. (?), Vulg., Ambr. (?) serm. 37,6 
^anxiante Petro', gloss. — aquilonalis: Cic. frgm. (?), Vitr. 
(IX, 6, 3), ,»Grom. p. 334 Lachm.**, Adaman. locc. sanct. II, 12. — 
assentatrix: Plant., poeta ap. Aldhelm. laud. uirginit. 58 Lin- 
gua assentatrix'. — attestatio: Treb. Poll., Theod. Prise. 1, 10, 
II, chron. 16, »Vulg. Gen. 43, 3", Aug. ep. 43, 14 ^nulla docamen- 
toram attestatfone*, in Gal. 11 Tanli attestatione et consensione* 
al., Julian, ap. Aug. c. Jul.> IV, 43 al., Macr., Cod. Tbeod. — 



„I Cor. 9, 25 uers. uet.** (-at), Petr. Chrysol. serm. 119 ^est 
nobis agonizandum non leui certamine', „Lepor. libell. emend. 
6^ (-asse), Caesar. Are]., gloss. (-are). — amariter [Hilar.] 
anon. in Job p. 233. — ambienter Cssd. in ps. 62 ^ubi 
misericordiam Domini expetit ambienter', in 74, 8, Var. V, 
2. — ampullula Vita Caes. Arel. 1,4, 39 'ampullulam, in 
qua erat oleum', Ven. uita Germ. 2. — angulare Ven. 
Mise. V, 6 (angularot). — ^^^annisus, u Cassiod. in ps. 100, 
2 ^ut, quod oculis carnalibus non uidebat, uiuaciter conspi- 
ceret animae desiderantis annisu'. — annullatio ine. de 
uisit. infirm. II, 5 'per quorum annullationcm aeternam pos- 
sidebis requiem', „Myth. Vat. III". >- *anteloqaium q. 
praefatio Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul. ^ V, 47 ^ostendamus iam, quid 
his anteloquiis adinuemur'. Mar. Merc. Nestor, epist 1, 1 
^quorsum boc anteloquium?*. — apostatare: S. S. Sirac., 
„Cypr. ep. 57, 3**, Aug. in ps. 140, 23. — f •argumento- 
sus: Act. ad Hör., exce. ex Physiol. 18 'uulpes est animal 
dolosum et nimis fraudulentum et argumentosum'. — **a8- 
pratilis piscis edict. Diocl. p. 13 Momms., Th. Prise. II, 
ehr. 8. — anrulentus Ven. n. Germ. 13 'festini ad fu- 
tura lucra, ut bracteum semcn sererent, et post messores 
accederent aurulentam per segetem*. — baptizatio Adaman. 
locc. sanct. I, 1 ^post talem Uierosoiymitanam baptisationem*. 



— 5 — 

belligerator: Anten., Ang. Cin. Del XVIII, 15, id. in ps. 131. 
3, [Hilar.] anon. intpr. in Job 1 p. 9 Orig. opp. ed. Lommatisch 
^tanqnam constantissimns belligerator', ib. II p. 139, »Vnlg. Ma- 
ehab. I, 15, 13 et IC, 4", Yen. Fort. — *> capitaneus: Grom., 
oL Gaasiod. in ps. 135 4n iliis capitaneis nersibas* (b. e. primis 
tribns psalmi illias). — circnmfasio: Firm. math. , Ambr. ep. 
20, 3 (populornm), Gros. — fcomxnater (comm^re): Ang. (?) 
Ad fratres in eremo eerm. 36 ^commatres procurare', „Coneil. 
Anüsiodorense (a. 586) 0.25**, Greg. M. — comparatine: Gell^ 



— barca: P. Nol., [Fo]g.] serm 67 Vemotnm est omne 
nanfragiam . ., qaia barcae sobueniunt dalciam piscatornm ; 
tuta snnt litora per apostolica retia*, Isid. (Gr. XIX, 1, 19: 
barca est, quae cnncta nauia commercia ad litus portat), 
Aldb. de Vlil ailii8 364 ^anchora flactinagam sistat barcam'. — 
*cadinu8 q. epilepticus: Marc. £mp., Dynam. II, 61 ^ipsa 
herba (asterion) .. medetar cadiais*. — ^caicatorinm Aug. 
in ps. 8, 2 'in calcatoria torcularioram', cf, „Is. Gr. XV, 6, 
8. — carcereas Cssd. in ps. 118, 156 ^clircereis nexibus 
tenebatur inclusus*. — ceruicatas: »S. S. Sirac. 16, 11**, 
Ang. c. adn. Leg. et Propb. II, 3 ^qnibos eins, uelit nolit, 
ceroicata iingua conteritur* ai. — circumdatio Aug. in 
ps. 134, 13 ^ab extreme terrae, siao ab imo, sine a circnm- 
datione finiam terrae*. — codicillarius Cssd. Var. VI, 16 
^qui codicillariis illnstratibus probantur ornari', subst. „inscr.** 
— .»cohabitatio „Hormisd. ep. 15", Hier. (?) in ps. 43 'ni^ 
cini dicti persecutores propter cobabitationem mundanam*. 

— *collasor: C. Theod. , Ang. de catechiz. 16 ^qnos 
(gladiatores; si animadnerterint esse concordes, tnnc eos 
oderunt, et . . tanqnam coUosores ut fnstibas nerberentar 
exdamant*. — *commissio pr. q. commissura: Ambr., 
Cssd. (Epipb.) bist. trip. IX, 34 'lapidum iunctaras et com- 
missiones dissolaere'. — commollire: M. £mp., [Hilar.] 
anon. in Job I p. 102 ^cnncta comminuit, cnncta eommoUi- 
nit, cnncta commiscuit', „N. Tir.** — compaginatio Coel. 
Aur. signif. diaet. pass. 70, ine qun. ex net. Test. 2, einsd. 
ex ntroq. Test. 106 ^ante compaginationem mundi*, „intpr. 
Iren., Rufin., Vict. Capnan.*', all. eccl. — ^"^ompletoriam 
t t. eccl.: Reg. Bened. (529 p. C.) 16, 17 al., Cssd. in ps. 
118, 164 ^Septem nices, quibns se monacfaorum pia deuoiio 
consolatur, id est matutinis, tertia, sexta, nona, Incornaria, 



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,Ambr.**)i Cassiod. in ps. 77,18, gloss., al. Gramm. — compre> 
hensare: Quadrig., Aldh. Septen. aenigm. 14, uers. 20 ^grossas 
et graciles rerum comprenso figaras*. — ^concrepatio: Arn., 
Cassiod. in ps. 17, 5 (undarom minacium). — confectrix: 
Lact, (rerum uetustas); al. Aag. naptt. et concap. II, 13 ^nis 
noluptatis confectrix commixtrizque seminum*, id. e. Jal. IF, 
2, 12 al. — conflatura: Firm, math.. Hier, in Abac. I, ad -3, 
18 ^sculptaram possumas in lapidibns et in roarmoribns ac- 
cipere, conflatura uero in bis metallis intelligitar, qaae solai pos- 
sunt atqne conflarf. — confricatio: Aug. in Job. 31 al., Tb. 
Prise. I, 16 ^freqaenti confricatione carantur*. — congelascere: 



completoriis, nocturnis* (Klotz et Og: ecci.!). — *> conci- 
tatus, US Primas, in Apoc. III ad c. 11 terrae motus, stre- 
pitus, concitatus populorum*. — concorporalis subst. 
Prosp. contra collator. 1 ^nostri concorporales et comparti- 
cipes*. — concrepitare Von. u. Germ. 64 ^multa concre- 
pitans, ttt loqui solet calamitas'. -— conculcatio: S. S. 
Vulg. pluries, Ambr. in Lac. X, 28 (totius corporis), Ang. 
in ps. 55, 4 ^nec deficiet in ista conculcatione, sciens quem 

1) Quem addit testem Georges T^t. deutsch. Handwörterbuch ed. 6 (Gg). & o n ha- 
bet De-Vit. qni et nocabnla, cnm mnlta profecto addiderit, mnlta idem incnrio- 
siuB omisit, qvae ant apnd ipsos, qnos scratatud est, mvenire potaerat aactorea, aat 
ab allis lexieographis traiuscribere. Sic e nomiaibas derinatinis r e c c. in - ti o ael -sio 
(I), -tor nel -sor et -rix (11), -tas (III), qaae in Beitr. n per litoras descripta congre- 
gaulmns, iis dnmtaxat, qnae ab aliis pridem regosta receperamns (mitto enim ea, qnae 
ipsi apud scriptores adinneneramns , nt nobis nidobamur, primi), desnnt in noua The- 
sauri editione Pratensi int. cett. haec (nameris sois designata): I, 26, .38, 46, 53, 72, 
74, 88, 102—«, 126. 141. 143. 162, 184, 187, 200, 213, 264, 270, 286, 304, 312, 338, 369. 
.570, 584, 598 sq., 658, 667, 681, 694, 734, 741, 743, 766, 768. 849, 903. 915. 980. 1000. 
1106 sq. (45 in -io), II, 37. 51, 64, 70, 78, 86, 88 sq., 118 sq., 122, 133, 152, 173 sq., 179, 
181, 187, 189, 196, 201. 238. 270. 336, 879, 417, 431, 476. 503, 528. 582, 537. 641, 681. 
738. 747. 760. 788. 882. 023. 925. 1090 (41 in -or nel -rix). HI, 18, 3S, 34, 55. 172. 190. 
288 (7 in -tas). Qninis statim nidet, procedente opere diligentiorem factam esse nimm, 
id qnod et alioqni comprobator, neqno eqnidem nego nonnnlla ex illis defendi posse ut 
sno quodam inre praetermissa. Ceteram in aliis qnoque nocabulorum genoribvs mnlta 
desiderantnr, nelnti apnd Gg snnt, apnd De-Vit desnnt int. cett e. c: absolnbilis, adjni- 
ratluns, ambigenter, anctivns, oomestibilis , eompllcabllis , decempedalis , defensacalnm. 
, eiuUbilis, exstmctor, habitiuns, infmgifer, imparticipabilis, impotabilis, inspectabilis, la- 
aifricarins, missarium, omnipotenter, qningentenarins, saniarinm . . Qnae praeterea dis- 
plicent in illo opere, nunc non attingo. Nee nostra d/jL£Taßikr,ra, Nam inillo 
laterenlo describendo et praeteriemnt nos qnoque aliqua, qnae in lexicis mannalibn« 
innenlre poteramns, nt n. c. corsitatio , resignatrix, et irrepsemnt qnaedam, qnae, licet 
recentioribn« magl« fint freqnentata, tarnen iam netemm constet fnisao, nt I, 674. 1160. 
II, 279, 684, III. 17, 77. Tfpothetanim snnt I, lli7 rediainatio pro redlninatio. n. 418 
disposit o r pro dispositr ix, II, 976 prompter pro pro r n ptor , et omissnm sigltun : — 
ad II. 479, 539. 545. Cf. addit. ad Beitr. I ot U. et infra n. 4. 



— 7 — 

0«11..» Ambr. spir. SAoel. III, 4, 21 ^tanqaam congelatcentlbas 
flnetibas in medio mari' al., Aug. gen. ad lit. III, 4, 6 al., Maer., 
glo88.; ef. ooDgelMcere C, eongelare intr. Beitr. IIL s. n. ^ ^^coniu- 
ffaliier: Jnl. Val. I, 10 'agebat enm mnliere e.', Aug. (et Spieil. 
n. 34). — eontribnlatio: S. S. Isai. (ap. Tert.) et Ob. (pro 
'ebntritio' Vnlg.), Lact, Ang. in pe. 103 serm. 4, 18 (eordie tni), 
in laO, 1 ^ab humilitate contribnlationis', „Nioet de psalmod. bono 
l**. — eriminaliUr: Ylp. Dig. 8. (De -Vit), Primas, in I Gor. c 
10 ^si peeeanerint eriminaliter', Gaesiod. Var. VIII, 24 (innenit et 
De- Vit), Jnl. epit. Non.; adi. Arcad. (soe. IV) Dig., Godd. Theod. et 
Joet, Primas, in Ep. ad Rom. c. 6 (peccata). — fcunctatior: Snet 
(Oaes. 60), App. (Flor. 18), Ambr. in Lnc. VI, 56 ^pudore ennetatior*. 
— damnla: App., Ambr. Hezaem. VI, 8, 44 ^damnlis atqne onibns 
eelsiores somns', Not Tir. — '<^decennale snbst.: plnr. Trebell., 
inscr., sing. Gassiod. (Epiph.) bist. trip. III, 12 ^(Gonstantinns 
imp.) in deeennali sno*; adi. Amm., Hier., Ang. c. epist. Pannen, 
n, 2, 4 ^decennalem totius Africae gemitom' al.; cf. annalis, 
qninqnennalis, recc annualis, biennalis, triennalis, nieennalia 
(Inf. s. u.), tricennalis. — deflazio: Firm, m., Ang. ad Oros. 
2 ^qnoniam (animam) particnlam uel deflaxionem Eins (Dei) non 



innocet*, G. Just — conformis: 8. S.Rom, et Phil., Aug. 
naptt. et eoncnp. II, 27, 46 ^baec forma non omni ez parte 
conformis esf, Leo serm. 29 ex., Sid. — ^contempera- 
tio: Aug. de quant. anim. 59 a]., Mar. Iferc. Nestor, ep. 1, 
3 et 2, 3. — contextio: Aus. perioch. Iliad. prooem. 4, 
Aug., Egesipp. Bell. Jud. IV, 7 ^non ex contextione sermo- 
num, sed ex serie negotiorum*, [Rufin.] comm. in Joel ad 
2, 30 sq. ^operis tota contextio', ine. de promiss. et praedictt. 
Dei II, 22, 45 (capillorum), Macr. — damnabiliter: Aug. 
saep., ut e. c. Gontra Crescon. II, 11 ^numquid sie etiam 
christianum nomen et fidem laudabiliter, ac non potius dam- 
nabiliter ponerent?' (int. ut posuerunt episcopatus officium), 
c. Faust. XX, 9 . ., Fulg. Rusp. serm. 10, 6 4ta fiet, ut in 
te remaneas d. nietns, si fueris tnae uoluntatis uitio depra- 
uatus', id. ep. 1, 8 et ib. 10, Primas, in Apoc IV ad 16, 
„Potam. ep. ad Atbanas.'* — decantatio: Hier, (intpr. 
ddoXsüxid)^ „Ps. 70, 7 ners. uet, Gassian. Goil. X, 2, Gennad. 
serr. eccl. 79, Gssd. Rhet. s. f.**, [Fulg.] serm. 68 ^unde ecu- 
leis appositi cum ungulis sulcarentur, aporiati dulcissimis 
decantationibuB laborem faciebant cum pudore tortoribus*. 
— deflexio Ambr. Abr. II, 7, 39 (morum) al., Ang. con- 



— 8 — 

esse Gonstat', C. Aor. acat. II, 10, 63, tard. I, 4, 127 (corporis), 
14, 218 al. ~ dignanter: Vop. (HA p. 13), Symm., Hier. ep. 
66, 13, Aug. nuptt. et eoncup. II, 2 ex. al., Petr. Gfarysol. serm. 
18 Id., Sid. ep. VII, 16, Ennod. ep. Vn, 20 al., Laurent, hom. 1 
^d. ignosce* al., Gassiod. in ps. 41, 2 ^qaando nos in indicio sao 
d. inspexent*, id. Var. I, 20, VIII, 5 al., superl. It. Alex. — dif ni- 
tosus: Petron., Aldh. land. nirginit. 54 ^dignitosam innocentiae 
palmam*, gl. Philox. (ad fignram cf. calamit-osas, recc. amaritosas, 
egestosas et -tnosus, tempestnosas. ~ dignoscentia: „Jai. Val.*, 
Aag. freq., nt doctr. christ. 20 (boni et maii), e. ado. Leg. et 
propb. I, 21, Gin. D. XIV, 17 al., „Tichon. sept. reg. 3^, Gassiod. 
in ps. 30, 20 ^dignoscentiae airtute praedixit*. — ^^dilaeeratio: 
Arn., Ang. c. epist. Manich. 30, 33 'dilacerationes et uastationes*, 
„Vulg. Nahum 3, 1^. — dispensatrix: Ambr. off. ministr. I, 
12, 40 ^dispensatricis misericordiae' (cf. G p. 6* et 25*), Hier., 
inscr., „Dionys. creat. bom. 14^. — diuinator: Firm, matb., Aug. 
de catecbiz. 7 (Beitr. III s. u. alligator), ib. 25, 48, Gassiod. (Bpipb.) 
bist trip. II. 20 ^dininatoris Apollinis* (-rix Tert, H. Gap.). — 
duodenarius^): numerus Varr., Ang. Giu. D. XV, 20, 4, Primas, 
in Apoc. V ad 21. — elixare: Apic, Aug. morr. Manicb. 16,46 
,elixati cardui*, Antbim. 14 ^elixatum lardum . . sed bene debet 



sens. euang. II, 4, 10 ^Jecbonias, a quo facta est quaedam 
in extraneas gentes deflexio, quando in Babyloniam trans- 
migratum est\ ib. iuf., G. Aur. ac. III, 9, 99. — *^ deten- 
tare: G. Tbeod. (bis), Ps. Ambr. serm. 39, 3 ^quos ab in- 
gressu ecclesiae patrimonii sollicitudo detentat*, Ven. — 
discretor Aug. c. Greec. I, 15 ^uerus disputator, id est 
ueritatis a falsitate discretor', in ps. 73, 11 al., ^intpr. Iren. 
V, 27, 1«. — dualitsB Rufin. Glem. Recogn. III, 10, 11, 
Boetb. Anal. post. I, I al., Rustic. c. Aceph. p. 1185 ^quod 
male utatur substantiarnm dualitate Nestorius', p. 1207 et 
saep. — *eleuatio pr. Vnlg. , Aug. in ps. 58 serm. 2, 1 
^non celeritate animalium, non eleuatione pennarum'. — 

2) Cf. (qnae rece. rant, inclinatiorilms litexii distincte): binariuSy biscenarims. 
eentenarins. dncenarias, ducentenatiu*^ duplarius^ dapllcarins, mDiarins, miUenanns^ 
Bona^aarias, nonarins, noningentenariut, oetiagenariiu, ootOfenarlnA, octonariD«, qna- 
dra^narins, quadringenariiM , quaterdenurius ^ quatemarios, qninarins, fpdndenamu. 
qnin^narios, quingentenariuSy qainqiiasrenariits, semiqmnarius^ semiseptenarius, le- 
narins, septenarios, septingrenaiins, sesquiplarius et -plicartus^ sezafeaariiu, sexcena- 
riiu, $excentenariuSy «ingnlariu et singillariuSf teraarius, treeenarinB, triaria«, ttioena- 
rios, trinariuit triptarius et -pticariu», niceaarin«, tinariuSy muUmarims* 



^ 9 — 

elixari*, ib. 54, 81, 83, glosB. — ^oemiiDetio: Qaint., C. Aar. tard. 
II, 7, 94 ^emonctio hmnoris tenDissimi primo, tom crassi atqae 
niridis*. — exauditio: Cypr., Ang. in ps. 68, 2, 1 ^noli dif- 
ferre ezauditionem, in tanta tribolatione sam', in Joann. Ep. ad 
Parth. tr. 6, 7, in Job 9 al.. Hier. (?) in psalm. 5 al., Cassiod. in 
pB. 33, 15, 60, 2 (exanditor Vnlg. Eccl., Ang. in pa. 4, 2 'oompel- 
lare exauditorem saam', in 38, 3 al., Yen. Mise. IV, carm. 5, 94 
al.). — *exponere pro deponere: trnsl. Tert. (ueterem hominem), 
Lact, Arn., propr. Dracont. carm. ed. Duhn VII, 73 ^ut aacat ex- 
poBitis post proelia miles ab armis*; cf. expositio A p. 12*. — 
exquisitio: Valg. Sap., al. Cassiod. in ps. 23, 3 ^fignra exe- 
taemoB, id est exquisitio*, id. in 130, 4 4n istis exquisitionibuB 
prauis et infelici doctrina turgentibns exaltari non decet animam', 
al. Cod. JnBt. - f'abricatrix: Lact., Ang. c Secandin. 15 ^tem- 
poraÜB pulchritudo . . insinnat . . Dei sapientiam . . fabricatrieem 
ac moderatricem suam'« Gl. Mamert. epist. ad Sapaud. — ^'fixe: 



entheeatus: Fulg. M., Fab. Olaud. Gord. Fulg. aet. 
mnndi X p. 138 ^Babylonicnm regnam . . tot triumphis ac 
totius orbis nictoriis entbecatum". — *^ epnlator Aug. in 
ps. 144, 9 *ille auidissimuB epulator*. -- *euerBor trnBl. 
q. prodigns, dilapidator: ICti (Gai. ep. inst, C. Tbeod.), 
Aug. in ps. 38, 5 ^^proiiciatnr in tenebras exterioree" . . 
aeraas, non euersor ad perdendum, sed piger ad erogan- 
dnm', al. Gonf. III, 3, 6 ^remotus ab euersionibuB, quaa fa- 
ciebant euersores (boc enim nomen scaeuum et diabolicum 
nelut insigne urbanitatis eat) . . a quornm factis ab- 
borrebam, boc est ab euersionibus, quibuB proterue insecta- 
bantur ignotorum uerecundiam, quam perturbarent gratia 
illudendo atque inde pasccndo maleuolaa laetitiaa anaa*. — 
exaudibilia paas. et Fulg. e. Fabian, frgm. 6 ^pro nobia 
exaudibilia oratio Saluatoria*. — excasaua, n: Prud. , G. 
Aar. tard. V, 4, 71, id. aignif. 54 ^palpitantibus membris ex- 
cassa creberrimo, cum conuertantur, uultu atque oculia con- 
tortia' (addend. in IV p. 343 ann. ad ^Buperpositio'). — exi- 
tialiter Gaaaiod. in pa. 34, 27, „auct. hiat. Datian. 14". — 
^ expetitor [Hilar.] intpr. anon. in Job I p. 25 ^non erant 
ita auri ezpetitores, sicut Bumaa omnea noB*. — exaacca- 
tus: G. Anr., Tb. Priac. II, cbr. 16 *cum exBuccata fnerint*, 
trnal. Gaasiod. — exundantia Ang. De anima et eiaa orig. 
I, 3 ^quamuiB et in ipao eloqaio babeat multa emendanda 
et a nimia exundantia reprimenda*. — flammiucmas: 



— 10 — 

CassiocL in ps. 2 pr. ^ueraeiter fizeque eredere^ Var. II, 16; comp. 
Aag. — flatar e : Arn., Aug. ep. 56, 21 ^ad ignem amoria natriendam 
et flatandam quodammodo', Gonf. VII, 6, 8, gl. Placid« — ad ^flaetiaa- 
gas* add. Seda). (V, 395), Aldh. carm. de airgg. 414 al. — ad ^forma- 
triz*: Aug. et c. Faast. XX, 14, nat boni I, 18 al. — fanestare: 
Cic, Joa. 8., SoliD. 15, 13 *^nefandi8 fanestantar inter se cibis', 
C. Theod., Viel Tanon. poenit 15 al. — gaaata (gabata): Mart. 
(w ----'), Ennod., Ven. Uisc. XI, 10, 3 (— ^^) 'carnea dona tit- 
mens argentea gauata perfert', Isid. Orig. (XX, 4, 11) ^quasi ca- 
uata', Anthim. 34, gloss. — hiera (anüdotum): Scrib., Theod. 
Prise. II, cbr. 1 ^aliqui bieram adbibuemnt, quam alii pieram 
appellauerunt*, ib. 4, 6 al., C. Aur. tord. IV, 8, 124 ^illa fa. quae 
dialoes appellatar', I, 4, 117. Cf. A p. 31 sq. ~ ^ im munde: 
Obseq., Ps. Ambr. serm. 29, 2 (uiuere). — impertitio: Arn., 
Aug. in Joann. tr. 74, 2 (Spiritus saucti), gen. ad. lit. V, 9, Jul. 
ap. Aug. c. Jul. ' VI, 20 '(Dens) illnstrat eum impertitione col* 
loquii', V, 9. — inaudibilis: propr. Censorin., q. inauditua 
(synon. incredibilis) Aug. (?) ad fratrr. erem. s- 47 ^o quam inan- 
dibile malum V. — ineendiosm: C. Aur. acut. 111, 4, 46 'siquidem 
sint incendiosae* (sc. species, quas admisceri iubet medicamini 
cuidam Heraclides) al., App. herb., Fulg. M. ~ indicabilis: 



Juuenc., „li. Cap.** (Og), Coripp., Venant. excid. Tharing. I, 
15, Aldh. carm. de uirg. 1763 ^ Aetna torrida flamminomia 
trudebat snlfura rinis*. — floricomus: Aus., Ven. Hart. 
II, 445 'arbor . . floricomis foliis . . gaudens*. — ^ fratri- 
cidium: ad Tert. et Hier, quemque unum Gg. uocabulo 
ascripsit Saluian. addit De- Vit j^intpr. Iren.**, nos ine. quu. 
Non. Test. 90, Fab. Fulg. aet. mund. p. 140 'ut fratricidii 
cruore sancita magnificae urbis uerecundentur principia', 
[Fulg.] serm. 76 (fratricida Cic. Nep., Aug. Gin. D. XV, 8, 
1). — fuliginosus Hier. (?) in ps. 50 'fuliginosum ebenum 
in crystalli fnlgorem conuertere*. — g r a d a 1 i s : Diom., 
Gssd. in ps. 150 concl. ^de quindecim psalmis gradalibus* (h. 

e. 119 sqq.), in 125 s. f. 'septimus iste gradalium*, in 131 s. 

f. — hebetndo G. Aar. tard. IV, 7, 99, „Gaudent. serm. 8", 
Ennod. apol. synod. p. 325 Sirm. ^(mens) belluarum pressa he- 
betudine*, gloss.— iactanticulus: Aug., [Hilar.] anon. in 
Job 1 p. 62 'omnes magniloqui, iactanticuli*, „seh. Juu. XI, 
34«. _ «oigniuomus: Goripp. Joann. VI, 23 'Africus igni- 
uomus terras exurere ilabris incipit', Ven. (?) resnrr. Dom., 
gl. — illustratns, us: s. n. eodicillarius. — iniunetio 



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aet C. Aur., ptus, Cassiod. in ps. 148, 3 ^sensibiles et indieabiles 
substantiae*. -^ **iadubitabiliter: Arn., Ven. uita Albini proi. 
2 ^illnd adiiciens, nt. quae ipse de gestis sancti uiri iozta fidem 
eompererat, ego ipso insinuante indubitabilitcr propalarem', id. 
Hisc. X, 3 8. f. — inezoratns: Arn., Aug. c. Grescon. III, 46 
^enm ille coeptde feruidas atqae incxoratas instaret*. — inex- 
tricabiliter: App., Aldh. epist. 1 (ineztricabiliter strictis nezi- 
bns obligari). — finfirmari depon. q. aegrotare: Vulg. II Cor. 
(A p. 1&*) et saep. in S. S. ners. uct. et Vulg. (Rönsch Itala p. 
370 sq.), Cypr. op. et eleem. 6 ^cum infirmata esset et mortua', 
Aug. in Jo. tr. 18, 6 ^et, si infirmabamar, uisitaretis ?*, Rufin., — 
qno appertinens part. praes. infirmans q. aegrotans Aug., Sulp. 
Sen., Max. Taur., Petr. Chrysol., Cass- (Epiph.) bist. trip. VII, 17 
'mnlti infirmantium, cum in illo (lecto) collocantur, salutem fide 
percipiunt', Greg. M. (cf. Quicherat Add. lex. lat. et De -Vit s. u.). 

— ingurgitatio: Firm, m., Aug. ep. 29, 11 ^nostrum spiritua- 
lis celebrationis conuentum minus fortasse futurum foisse iucun- 
dum, nisi ex aiia parte carnalis ingurgitatio conferretur* , 36, 11. 

— ^f insultus us: [Lact] carm. de pass. Dom. 33, Aug. (?) ad 
fratrr. erem. serm. 2 Hnsultus daemonum te in nullo laedere pos- 
snnt*, 8, 11, 17. — insustentabilis: etiam Theod. Prise. II, 4 
(all. add. De -Vit). — insusurratio: Capitol., Ambr. Cain et 
Abel II, 1, 2 ^ne cuius saeua insusurratio rudis fidei tentaret in- 
fantiam*, „Chalcid.** (De-Vit). ~ laesura: 8. 8. ap. Tert. et Vulg. 



Ven. n. Alb. 18. — insanabiliter Aug. c. Cresc. II, 12 
(errare), „S. 8. Jerem. uers. uet., Faustin. trinit. 10, Fulg. 
ep. 9, 2^. — insatiabilitas [Hilar.] anon. in Job I p. 83 
(cf. A n. 74). — <^ inseparabilitas: Aug., Rufin. Pampb. 
apol. pro Orig. p. 333 *de inseparabilitate Eins a Patre', 
„Faustin. trin. 8**. — insinuatrix Ennod. dict. 11 ^insi- 
nuatricis lingnae officio'. — insomnietas: Tb. Prise, et 
PI. Val. , Ps. Soran. qnu. medic. 116 'cum siti et insomnie- 
tate'. ~ intitulare: Rufin., ine. quu. ex nouo Test. 72 
^euangelium quod cata Joannem intitulatur\ — innector 
Ambr. Hex. II, 3, 12 ^Padus maritimorum commeatuum 
Italicis subsidiis fidus innector* (id. inuectrix: Quieh. s. n.). 
~ ^<^ inuitatrix Cssd. Var. XI, 38. — iugabilis ine. quu. 
ex utroq. Test. 106 ^si hoc tacuisset (sc. factas esse substan- 
tias), aeternae fortasse putarentnr esse snbstantiae, Deo 
ingabiles aestimatae*. — laciflans: Juuenc, „Zeno I tr. 



— 12 — 

Sap., Tert., inecr., Ven. (Miac. VIII, 6, 329), Adaman. nita Col. III, 
19 ^nee ullam fraetnram aut laesaram qui cecidit sentire potait*. 
— ad ^oealiter* add. Gl. Mam. an. I, 14 — mereatio: Firm, m.^ 
Aug. in ps. 47, 6 *naaes qaae paratae erant ad mercationem*. — 
ad 'miuifitratio' add. „Vnlg., Vigil. Taps, et Primas.*^ (locos cit. 
De-Vit). — ^^onaehicut: Cassiod. (Epiph.) hist. trip. V, 32 *mo- 
nachieam amplectentes uitam*, VI, 1 al. i ante Jul. epit Nou. — 
multinagns: Sen. trag. (Herc. far. 537), Plin., Stat., Ven. Mart 
III, 432 ^murmure multinago completur eella beati*. — normare: 
Diom. I p. 335 K. (normabatnr), part. perf. Colam., Diom. I praef. 
p. 299. — nonennis: Lact, (mort persec), Ang. Gin. D. XVI, 
40 ^pneroB infra quam nonennes* (cf. A p. 9, — noaenniam Thom. 
Thes.). — obiectacnlam: Varr., Rnfin. intpr. Basil. tract. 2, 8 



16, 8, scbol. Germ."*, Ven. Fort. Mise. XI, 29, 7, id. uito 
Hart. 265 ^Sol lucifluas cirenmflectebat habenas*. — lustra- 
mentum: S. S. 1 Cor. ap. Ambr., Aldh. Und. uirginit 35 
^foetentis lotii lustramentnm', al. (?) Marcian. Dig. — ma- 
giflterias adi. Cssd. Var. IX, 24 ^ad magisteriam dignita- 
tem\ — ^^medicabiliter Ven. u. Germ. 24 ^sacris eo (braehio 
aauciato) digitis medjcabiliter attrectato*. — mernlentna 
Aldb. Jaud. uirg. 60, id. Septen. col. 168 Migne ^memlento 
palmitam racemo*. •— micatus, us: H. Gap., Vict. Tunon. 
poenit. 30, trnsl. Jnl. ap. Aug. c. Jul.^ VI, 14 ^quae (mens) 
in hoc coenum nescio qua infelicitate deiecta generosos 
micatus luteo perdidit admixtu*. — mittendarius: subst. 
G. Theod., Cssd. Var. IV, 47; adi. „Rufin. in Symb. Apost 
39*^ (Spiritum . . mittendarinm esse). — modiatio: G. 
Theod., Cssd. Var. IV, 7 ^snblimitas tua . . modiationem 
tritici . . Bupradictis prosecutoribus sine aliqua faciat cuncta- 
tione reputari' al. — ^mortaliter Jni. ap. Aug. c. Jnl.' 
VI, 25 ^quem fatetur mortaliter inslitutum secundum natu- 
ram\ — multipJicator: Paul. Nol. , Cssd. Inst Diu. 5 
^Hieronymus latinae linguae multiplicator egregius*; t. t. 
arithm. Boeth. — ninguidus Ennod. uita Epiph. p. 413 
^ningnido aere et quali solent homines ad tuta confugere*, 
id. carm. I, 7, 25. — nodositas: Aug., Actt. S. Sebast. 14, 
48 (condylomatum), 15, 52. — * nundinator trnsl.: Quint 
ded., Aug. De Dulcit. qua^stt. 7, 4 ^matrimonii sui (i. e. 
uzoris) infamissimum nundinatorem*. — ^nymphalis Dy- 
nam. II, 43 4n aqua nymphali* (cf. A n. 83). ^ obdul- 



— 13 — 

• 

*at nihil aliud extrinsecas ineidere (in aares) inflexionam obiecta- 
oala patiautur*. — ^^obsolefacere: Arn., Aug. in ps. 29 enarr. 2, 
2 ^perimit in se ael deterit et quodammodo obsolefacit imaginem 
Dei'; — obsoiefieri nett. — ad ^originarias" cf. originalis App., 
Tert., S. S. ners. uet. et Vnlg. (II Petr. 2, 5), Macr., Dig., Godd. 
Theod. et Just., inscr., peccatam originale Aug. (ao. 1, 9, 10) al., 
ada. originaliter Aug. (e. c. contra Jul). Ilt, 25: paruali opus dia- 
boli 8ubstantialiter non sunt^ sed opere diaboli originaliter rei 
sunt), Vinc. Victor ap. Aug. anim. orig. I, 17 (apostolus) ^animam 
. . originaliter retulit ad auctorem, corpus ad traducem* (ef. Actt. 
Ap. 17, 25), Fuig. Rusp. incarn. 51 ^nullus fidelium dicat aliqnam 
naturam potuisse originaliter a diabolo creari*. — palpitatio: 
Plin., Ambr. (?) serm. 47, 4 ^ut apertis oculis absque palpitatione 
• aspiciat solem*. — fperstrictim: Aug. in ps. 41, 10 ^ecoe 



ce score: Aug. (Gg.), Seueri epist. de couuers. Judaeor. 
Minoricens. 17 4acum iniecto crucis ligno obdulcescere persen- 
Sit*, gloss. — oblectabilis: Aus., Ps. Ambr. conilict. 25 col 
1073 1. 17 Migne^quam oblectabilis terra in nemorum floribus . .*. 
— omnipotenter: Aug., Fulg. Rusp. serm. 2, 3 ^opus gra 
tiae saluatricis omnipotenter impleuit*. — oxymorus (acute 
fatous): Ps. Ascon., Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.' V, 45 ^Oxymora 
prorsus fuit quaestio, quam tu arbitraris inuictam', Oxymo- 
ron 8. „Lact, ad Stat. Theb. 1, 58**. — i^paganitas Cssd. 
in ps. 146, 5 ^culturas dementissimae paganitatis' , id. Inst. 
Diu. 16, „bist. trip. 1, 8: (Licinius) in paganitatem conuer* 
8U8 est**; etiam „Philastr. haer. 109* cit. De -Vit. — pari- 
liter Cssd. in ps. 55, 9 ^ut, quidquid de illo dicitur, de 
isto pariliter sentiatur*. — parturitio Aug. etiam gen. c. 
Manich. II, 21, 39, c. Faust. XXIII, 2 al.» Oros. c. Pelag. 
p. 614 4ussum a Deo est, ut germinet terra herbam . .; 
hoc etiam nunc annuis uicibus incessabili parturitione custo- 
dit', „Dion. Exig. er. hom. 18". — pastura Vinc. Vict. ap. Aug. 
aoim. orig. II, 4, 8. — pecuscul u m Adam. Col. I, 33 ^omnia 
pecuscula.. abegerunt*. — *pedatura Cssd. Var. V, 9 ^(in 
Tridentina regione ciuitatem construi nostra praecepit aucto- 
ritas..) hoc soUicitudo nostra prospexit, ut.. pedaturam muro- 
rum omnes in commune subeatis, qui uicinitate iungimini*. — 
>• percussura Vnlg. aliq. (De- Vit), Vita S. Eugeniae 19, 
Dynam. II, 7 ^sncus foliorum (porri) . . et tumores sine per- 
cussuras curat', ib. 15, 23 al. — perforatio: Coel. Aur. 



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fteie mentis aliqaid ineoiniDatabiU, etoi perslrictim et raptim, per- 
spicere potaimus*, CaBsiod. — pipare: de gallina Yarr., de acei- 
pitre carm. de Pbiloni., omnino de auibus Aldb. carm. de uirg. 15 
^praepetibne . . cateruis, garrala quae rostris resonaates carmina 
pipant*. — ad 'placatio': et Plin. bist. nat. YIII, 70, 183, „Vulg. 
Macbab. I^ 1, 47*'. — pomposus: Aug. in p8. 33 serm. 2, 25 ^quam 
BumptQOsa, quam pomposa', in 48 s. 2, 1, Sid., Ennod. paraen. p. 
444 Sirm. (recitatio), Caes. Arel. serm. ad sanctim. p. 1124 B lilgne 
(indumenta) al., Yen. Fort.; al. C. Aur.; cf. pompositas B s. a., 
pompalis, pompalitas, pompulentus, pompatilis Spicil. Add« Lex. 
Lat. p. 122, pompaticus (cf. ib.), pompare Sedul., „auct. bist. Da- 
tian.", Aldb. carm. de airg. 1364 ^queoi pompant carmina oatum*, 
ezpompare „Aug.**, Gase. (Epipb.) bist, trip., pompabilis, omnia 
rece. ~ ^^Portunalia sabst.: Varr., Aldb. iaad. uirg. 50 Tortum- 
nalia perpetrando et saouetaurilia turificando*. — praerogatio: 
Ang. in ps. 93, 7 4adicabit . . ingratos praerogationi misericordiae 
ipsius', I, Maxim. Taur. bom. 1 et Gelas. pap. ep. 14", Fulg. M. — 



tard. I, 4, 127 (teetae) aJ., 4, 143 (terebri), Ps. Soran. qua. 
med. 246 (ossis); quae cum fugcrint De-Vit, uocem in inscr. 
quadam Afric. ait se inuenisse. — permutabilis: Amm. 
(Gg), Rufin. Orig. principp. lY, 1, 33 ^quod substantia 
corporalis permutabilis sit', Boetb. — perplexitas: Amm. 
(XXXI, 2, 12 al.), Aug. c Jul. 1, 55 ^nescio quas ansas at- 
que nncos arte nescio cuius perplexitatis inseritis, ne sim- 
plicia pateant et clara luceant*, ep. 118, 1, Üb. arbitr. III, 5 
^nondum isla quaestio . . pro merito suae obscurilatis ci per- 
plexitatis euoluta atque illustrata est' al., plur. bon. uiduit 
15, ep. 118, 32 al., „Gaudent. serm. 15 (perplexitas multi- 
plicium mandatorum' (cf. nr. 64, 102, 127, insperabilis epim. 
II 8. u., et A n. 74). — pessimare: Vulg. Sirac, ine. contra 
Fulgent. Donatist. 16 Bacillus sanctns, qui iunctus fuerlt 
genti buic pessimae, pessimatur, quam gens ista in melius 
commutetur*. — *o° ponderator et Aug. c. Faust. XV, 4, 
,Yulg. Prou. 16, 2", gl. ■— porcellinus et Antbim. 9. — 
porrectins (adu.) et C. Aur. tard. I, 4, 100 (cf. supra nr. 
98). — portarius s.: Yulg., Reg. Bened. 66 ^portarius ceU 
lam dcbet babere iuxta portam, ut uenientes semper prae- 
sentem inueniant^ a quo responsum accipiant'. *> *po8i- 
tura q. inlerpunctio: Diom., „Donat ars I, 6**, Cssd. Inst 
Diu. 15 ^posituras, quas Graeci i&iatt^ nocant, id est puncta 



— 15 — 

wpraeaaltare: Lin., nHilar. Arel. et aita Hilar.* (De-Vk), Aldb. 
carm. de nirg. 1707 ^qnamais harmoniiB praesultent Organa mal- 
us' al. •- ad 'prioatio' add. „M. Oap. Y, 468*<; — ad 'prolatio* 
add.: al. (synon. generaüo) Rofia. Orig. prince. lY, 1, 28 *si . . 
prolatio dicitar, quae talem signifieat generationem, qnalis anima- 
limn oel bominum solet esse progenies*, all. ecd. — promis- 
$iuus: Aug. c. Faust XIX, 18 ^eorom promissiua Signa, qaae 
Christus impleuit', in ps. 39, 12 al., M. Gap. ,111, 310*", Diom. Con- 
sent Isid. all. graxsm. (adu. iam. Tert.). — punetura: Firm, m., 
Ps.-Soran. quu. med. 100 'mala punetura, quando in neruis aut 
muBcnlis punetura uisu parua inesse uidetur, uirtute autem magna 
fit*. — ^quadratura: Yop., al. Crom., App. dogm. Plat IH, Aug. 
c. Faast XII, 19 Hria ter, et hoc ter, fiunt uiginti Septem, qui est 
numeri ternarii quadratus . . ibi quoque illius quadraturae nume- 
rus iteratur'. — f tjuadrupedalis: Aug. Trin. V, 7, 8 'quadrupe- 
dalis est, id est q natu or pednm*, Beda, Thom. Thes. — quas- 
sabilis: pass Luean., aet, Coel. Aur. acut II, 6, 27 'magis eli- 
genda erit quassabili et nozia uigilantia quieta pressura*. — r«- 
esptibilit: Ambr. spir. sanct. I, 5, 72, Aug., Yulg. Sirae., »Mar. 
Yict', aet Cassiod. an. 2 '(animam) bonaram rerum esse amissi- 



breuissima, . . singnlis quibnsquc pone capitibus, praeter 
translationem sancti Hieronymi, quae colis et eommatibus 
ordinata consistit*. — '®* propitiator Oros. c. Pelag. p. 
613 'propitiator per fidem in sanguine suo positus ad osten- 
slonem formamqne institiae*, ib. p. 605 sq. — >• p u s e a 
pro posca {p^öxparov): Veg. u., C. Aur. tard. I, 6, 184, Dy- 
nam. II, 74, 80, 95 al., Anthim. 58. — raptriz: Hier, 
cbron., [Hilar.] anon. in Job I p. 11 Hanquam eolumba in- 
ter raptrices aquilas*, „Anth. ed. Riese 761, 67*. — *ra- 
sura concr. : Veg. u. , Plin. Valer. III, 1 (cueurbita- 
rum), Dynam. I, 27 'rasura eins (Cucurbitae) oeulorum 
tumores tollit*, all. Cf. A p. 75 — rebaptizatio: Optat 
(sec. lY), Aug. in ps. 54, 16 'saltem solum sit mal um 
segregationis ; cur adiungis et rebaptizationis?* al., „Yiet. 
Vit persec. Yand. II, 9 al.^ et all. pstt ; rebaptizator Aug. 
in ps. 54, 16 'non perfecte de baptismate tractatum est, an- 
tequam eontradicerent foris positi rebaptizatores* et saep. 
al. (cf. De-Vit). — «»recreabilis Yen. Mise. Y, 1 'felici 
propulsa flatu recreabilis opinionis uestrae nostras aures aura 
demulsit*. — recnrsio: M. Cap., G. Aur. tard. I, 4, 81 



— 16 — 

bilem et reeeptibilem*. — reinaitare: ^ ^braeoidv S. S. bis 
(RöQsoh p. 198 sq.); al*> q. deniio inuitare, Adaman. nit. CoL I, 
10 ^de regno ezpulsns . . ezalanit . ., sed poBt a popnlo reinuita- 
tus . . tribas regnaait meDsibos*. — ^^resipiseentia: Laet., JqI. 
ap. Aug. c Jul. ^ VI, 10 ^despoliabatar resipiscentiae facaltate*, 
„Prosp., Gelas.** (De-Vit). — ad ^resnscitaiio* add. nMar. Vict. in 
Eph. I, ad 1, 23, Panlin. Diac bened. patr. 1, 1**. — *reiiocare 
q. reportare, reddere: Vop. Tac 11, 5 ^hostias saas semper domam 
reaoeauit isdemqne suos tiesci iussit', Gasaiod. (Epipb.) bist trip. 
I, 10 4nnitan8 petentes, ut, qaantam opus habebant, tollerent, et 
denno reuocarent, quantum se nonerant abstnlisse*. — scabri- 
das: Ennod. ep. II, 37 ^qaidqnid scabrida poposcit lingua, moz 



incerta aecessionis recarsio' (ef. II, 13, 163: recaraam fa- 
dont passionis), ac. II, 14, 92 ^acceptoram per nomitam 
recarsio' al. , Ps. Soran. qaa. medic. 126 *qaid est recorsio 
eiusdem uitii?\ «Aug. serm. ed. Mai. 146, 3**. — rem an- 
dare et Silaerii pap. (f 540) epist. 1 (in epist. Amatoris) 
^ut per uestram epistolam nobis remandare non dedigne- 
mini, qnaliter circa uos sit actum*, „acta S. Tbeodoreti 
presb. 4**. ^ repertio: Fulg. (Mytb. II, 19 'quod Endy- 
mion cursum Lunae innenerit . ., qui nihil aliud in nita sua 
nisi buic repertioni studuit', et hinc mntuati scbol. Germ, 
p. 201 Br. et Mytb. Vat. IL), Adaman. iocc. sanct III, 3 'ut 
pro certo scire possim de ferramentorum repertione'. — 
requietio: Hier., »Vulg., inscrr." (De-Vit), Ps. Soran. 
qua. med. 143 ^cum requietionibus* (cod.; reqniescionibus). 
— ^^respectio Aug. in ps. 65, 22, consens. euang. III, 
6, 26 al. — resumptio propr. «Hilar. in Bp. ad Eph. 15, 
Hormisd. ep. 17, 3", ut t. t. rhet. Jni. Eufin., carm. de flg., 
al. (resumptio recurrens i. sumptio pluries repedta) Goel. 
Aur. tard. I, 4, 95, al. q. refectio id. tard. I, 4, 65, 121, in, 
2, 45, IV, 3, 44 al. (cf. IV p. 343), [Hilar.] anon. in Job II, 
p. 160 ^requiem non habebat, resumptionem non inueniebat', 
I p. 21. — rotabilis Aug. gen. ad iit. V, 23, 45 (cf. sap. 
nr. 98). — rotatim Ven. u. Manril. 21 ^cornupeta uitnla . . 
cnm ingenti rugitu . . in eum rotatim cum magno impeta 
aceurrebat*. - runco Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul.' VI, 27 ^dumeta, 
quibus amputandis runcone armatus cultor inuigilat\ -^ 
^^saluificare Ven. u. Mart. II, 33 ^manu qua salnifieata 
Sit ipsa' (plura addit De-Vit). -^ semiebristianas: Hier., 



- 17 - 

mernit*, V, 7, Yen. Fort. (u. Hart IV, 18 al.); cf. scabidns A n. 
31 add. Hier, in Os. I, ad 2, 4 sq. (de scabidis onibus). — se- 
dnle: Colum., Prad-, Cassiod. in ps. 136, 9 ^unde si aqua sedole 
tollitar*. — *8eminali8 adi. propr. (de herbis): Ool. (uicia 86- 
minalis opp. n. pabalaris), Ang. gen. c. Manich. I, 20 ^herbis 8e- 
minalibus et lignl8 fructiferis', ib.. 23, 40; cf. B s. u. -- *o*8en- 
sibilis act: Lact, Ambr. myst. 4, 23, C. Aur. tard. III, 4, 66 
^siquidem . . morbo tentata sensibiliora ceterie fiant, ut est plan- 
tae cauam, quod tumore dolidum atqae omnino sensibiie et atten- 
tum fiet'. — signatns adi.: compar. Tert., Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jal. ' 
VI., 15 (adu. Beitr. III p. 672). — sinuatio: Ambr. Hex. VI, 9, 
62 ^sinnatio interiorum auriam', id. Noe 9, 28 ^in illa intestinoram 
reflezione ac sinuatione', Fulg. M. — sordicula: Marc. Emp., 
Aug. in Jo. tr. 48, 1 *'ut ponat sordiculas nebulae bumanae*. — 
suatim (sas): Nigid. ap. Non., Aldb. iaud. uirginit. 17 ^rubro Co- 
lons stibio genas ac mandibulas suatim facare', 58. — ^^ sabdi- 
ticius: Lampr., Zeno tract. 1, 15, 6 ^subditiciis personis*, Ambr. 
ep. 19, 20 *praefato quod essent subditicii Palaestinornm*. — sub- 
positorius: Vop., Marc. Emp. p. 380 G. Steph. (colica); nentr. 
subst. Greg. M., gl. Cyr. — subputator: Firm, m., Petr. Chry- 
sol. aerm. 29, Ps. Aug. serm. 277, 2 *quid est, auide supputator?*. 

— sabrectus adi.: compar. Grom., [App.] Polem. Physiogn. p. 
106 Rose ^uertex capitis subrectior*. — subrusticus: Oic, Ambr. 
off. ministr. I, 23, 104 ^ut a^restem ac snbrnsticum fugiat sonum*. 

— ^^ snbsannatio: Vnlg. Ps., Aug. in ps. 2, 3 ^rrisio et 
e.', (Faetid.) de uita christ. 1 et 15, [App.] Polem. Physiogn. p. 
154 ^quibus subsannatio uel aspiratio est narinm* (subsannator 
Vulg. Eccl., (Fastid.) de uita christ. 1). — suffragatrix: Aug., 
[Hilar.] anon. in Job 11 p. 188 (Beitr. III s. n. consiliatrix). — 
snperabundanter: Vulg. Eph., compar. Rufin. Orig. in Cant. 
III p. 21 ^superabundantius habendus in caritate*. - superero- 
gatio: Quint. decl., Fulg. Rusp. Ad Monim. II, 13 'sanctns Am- 
brosius beati Pauli supererogationem uel in sermonibus atque epi> 
Btolis eius uel in nimio labore mentis et corporis ponit', ib. 14. — 
superimpendere: S. S. s. (Rönsch p. 211), Aug. De Rustic 1. — 
^ surculosus: Plin., Aldh. Septen. col. 164 t. 89 Migne (pla- 



Aug. c. Faust. I, 3 Hu semichristianos cauendos putas, quod 
nos esse dicis' (cf. n. 6, 10, 92, 107, quae uoces auctoritatis 
censentur Hieronymianae). — sensifieare Theod. Prise. 
IV f. 316^ Fulg.Rusp.de fide28 "niuificandis sensifleandis- 
quc corporibus', ib. sup., id. de incarn. 28. — sernitor 
et Reg. Bened. 36. ^ subuentio: Gssd., Adaman. Colamb. 

i 



— 18 -- 

tanoB). — sospense: Cassiod. in pt. 49, 16 ^tesiamentum aetas 
et nooom Bignifieat, quia, dum nnom sospense dicitar, atraque 
memorantar', compar. Aug. — taediosus: Pirm. m., Amob. et 
Nenn. (add. Rönsch p. 128), Ambr. off. ministr. I, 22 ^sermo tae- 
diosns iram excitat', Rnfin. Pamph. apol. pro Orig. p. 312 ^erft 
tarn nobis, qni scribimns, onerosnm, quam legentibus taediosam*, 
Cassiod. Var. V, 41 al. — in toto: Gic. ep., 0. Aur. acnt II, 37, 
215 ^si in toto non tennerint eibnm*. — *transactio: Tert (an. 
&5: cum transactione mnndi reserabantnr regna coeloram), aL et 
abs. [Hilar.J anon. in Job I p. 87 'snpersont cameli, qni mihi ad 
transactionem proficiant*, ib. p. 88; al. ICti. — "(^ nerbigena: act 
Ven. n. Hart. III, 158 ^nerbigenae . . . Tonantis*; intricatias Prnd. 
Gath. III, 2 Ghristos ^nerbigena* didtur, cf. intpp. ad 1. — ue- 
sanire^): Gatnil. (part. praes.), Csad. (Epiph.) bist. trip. (uesa- 



III, 19 ^baec nelocissima et opportuna sabuentio*. «— 
i»timoratus: S. S. uers. net et Vulg. pinries (Rönsch 
p. 145), Hier., Ang. serm. Mai. 4 ^audi , timorate , qnod ea- 
ueas*, Steph. ad Bonif. pap. II libell. I p. 35 t. 65 Migne; 
cf. in-timoratus S. S. ners. aet.: Rönsch p. 144, intimorate 
intpr. Iren.: De- Vit. — transennter Aug. et in ps. 48 
serm. 1, 2 *qaod dico, inquit, „andite, auribns percipite^ 
hoc est, nolite transennter andire*, c. Faust. XIII, 5, 1, qan. 
in Hept. I, 108 al., Ps. Cypr. sing. der. 10. — transmis- 
sor Rufin. Orig. principp. III, 2, 1 ^apopompaens id est 

8) Cf. inna-ir«, inoptii«, n«iiire (de-, «x-), dementire (-tarej, ferocirty fmrire 
(qoM obliqoiR literis oharax&unuis , r«eo. siut), «t porro: abortire (tarejj artira pc. 
(-tere), artitas (an), anltas (cf. 49), anritiu, m-aurire^ balbutire (of. 12), barbire, bar- 
rir9f 1 blandiri (sab-, inter-), bollire (e-, con-t de-^ «»6-, super-), caecutire, cassUa^ 
catalire, cauditus (cf. SS), cerritas, eifritoB Cloat. ap. Hacr., oorbitoB, cri&ii« frecHni- 
tus)y so ciutodiie (con,, super-)^ DapknUuSy dentirtt (ef. dentatos, indentare), «imii« 
PI. (oL 14, — 9), fabrirty fast-id-ire, febrira pA (febri-cift-are pA), feUUuSy flaiie (d«-, 
pra«-), con-forire (simpl. schol. Jaa.), fortoims, so fulfurira, ^andixe, grataitu, herbi- 
hUy boBtire pr., ignire (re-J^ inaniro (ex-), inaignire, largire (in-) et -ri, lasciuire (-arejy 
4 lenire (de-, ob-), lippire, maritas, mellitiu, mentiri (e-, ad-, con-), moliri (a-, ad-, 
de-), mollixe (e-, piae-, re-, eou-)» orbitas, partire et -ri (imperttre, bi-, tripartilna, 
qnadri-, qainqne-, compartiri^ »uperpartiens . .), patritu, ftO -pediie, oooi-, ex-, iM-, 
prae- , inter- , pellitiu , penitas , panlre (poenire) , potire et -ri (per- y compotire et -ri), 
ratitoB, r andre (-are et -rtV, recntitas pA, remitus^ ir-retire, 0O e-mdire, saepire (circiuB-, 
eon-, dis-, inter-, prae-), Bemlre (de-, in-, prae-, sub-), Bitire, sortire et -ri, stabilire 
(eoa-, in')t tnrrituB, tnsBire pA (ex- pA, sirft-), noBtire (oircnm-, oon-, ia-, d«-, fnper-), 
«njre (co-y in-, per-; — imare, ad-y co-, eo-ad-y «->; — amatur-irt^ caeatarire 
Marl, ooenatorire Mari., dtctortre, emptorire, esurire (ad-), habitnxire, lechtrirCy mori- 
tnrire Cic. b., nupturire, partarire (con-y re-), potitnrire Cic. ep., proBoriptorire et sal- 
latorire Cic. s., scripturire (adoleseent-urire Laber., — lif-orire, ab-, o6-, Bcalporrire, 
•oatitrire . .). 



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nire), Roatic. c. Aeeph. p. 1237 ^hia qui ita nt tu oeaaniunt'. ^ 
aicennalia a.: Lact. mort. pera., Caaaiod. (Epipb.) hiat trip. II, 
19 ^eontigit uicennalia Gonatantini prineipia prouenire', 18, III, 12. 
— uineola: Yen. u. Germ. 52 Mum in aineola aua nucea ab ar- 
bore excuteret', Greg. M. — u i r o r : App., aita Cypr. 11, Vop., Hier, 
in Joe! 1 ^onani uirore conaumpto arentea arboram rami', Hier. (?) in 
Job 29 (mentia), PalL, Pa. Euch, in Regg. III, 17, (App.) herb. 123. 



tranamiasor*. — nicarianna: Cod. Theod. VI, 11, 1 (oica- 
rianae poteatati), XVI, 5, 54 (uicariano . . honore) al., Sid., 
Gaad. Var. II, 24. — uinculare: G. Aur., „Ambr." (Og)i 
S. S. Pa. 101, 21 ap. Caad. ezp. in paalt. ad 1. *ut audiret 
gemitam uinculatoram' ( Vnlg. : compeditorum). Hier, in Eccl. 
p. 426, Vigil. Trid. ep. 2, 10. — "» uninocua: Boeth., Fulg. 
Ruap. Ad Traaim. II, 13 ^uniuoco aaaenaa'; al. M. Gap. — 
zetariua (pro diaetariua): Paul. Sent., Actt S. Sebaat, 
mart. 22, 83 ^Gaatulua, zetariua palatii' al. 

latia, dum typia exacribuntur, anbrelicta acceaaerunt haec: 
abaida (abaia): Aug. ep. 23 ^abaidae gradatae*, P. NoI., [Fnlg.] 
eerm« 10 'cum gradua aacendimua abaidae', laid., Greg. Tur., Aldh. 
earm. de aria 2, 1 al., all. — aequanimiter: Tert., Amm., Symm., 
Ambr. oif. miniatr. I, 48, 237, Macr., „Sulp. Seu., Gaaaian.^, Hier, 
in pa. 33 (ferro), achol. Luc. II, 92 'a. auoa caaua perpeaai*. — 
alleluiaticue: Aug., Caad. in pa. ,115 pr. (gandia) al. — 
capilloaua: Coel. Anr., [App.] Polem. Pbyaiogn. p. 145 'femora 
eapilloaa*. — cauannua uel -na (fr. cbouette: „picard. cawau, 
in Anjou cbouan, in Berry chayant**): Anth. 390 (Eucheriae), 29 
(cauannua), Eucherii Inatr. II, 9 ^nlulaa . . auea eaae nocturnaa, . • 
quaa uulgo cauannoa dicunt', Aldh. laud. uirginit. 58 (cauannarum), 
gloaa. (utraqne forma). -~ clibaniciua: pania laid., Dynam. I, 
7 ^focaciua (1. focatiuna) uero ualde aiccua eat, quia in cineribua 
amittit humorem, clibaniciua (1. clibanitinua) uero in teato' (cf. 
inf. nr. 174). — coadiuuare: Hier., Aug. (?) ad frr. crem. 4 et 
5 al., Ruatic. c. Aceph. p. 1229 Mlla uelut Organa et coadiuuantia 
infirmitatem noatram'. — fcompitenaia: inacr. Orell. 3324 ^mu- 
nicipea compitenaes uicoram V\ — ^B^conductua, u: abl. aing. 
Coel. Aur. „acut. II, 15, 95** (auperciliorum) , nomin. id. ib. II, 9, 
43 ^conductua eorporia atque raptua* (i. apaamua). — *conflatio 
eoncr.: Vnlg. Jerem., Hier, in Abac. I, ad 2, 18 'conflationi auae 
(i. idolo a ae conflato) curuare ceruieem*. — conauete: Amm., 
Caed. (Epiph.) hiat trip. VII, 16 ^neapertino conanete miniaterio 
colebrato*, ib. inf., X, 28, XU, 2, „Hilar. in Gal. 7» (cf. 98). — f con- 
nertibilitaa: Rufin. Orig. princc. I, 7, 2, Oroa. hiat. I, 1. -» 

2* 



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f cooQOBtare: Oros. c. Pelag. p. 615. — coronator: Aag. (D 
n. 26), [FqIr.] serm. 17 ''donec sonm cernerec Coronatorem', ib. 
in f., serm. 70 ^aderat patientiae coronator', ib. Inf. — eorregio- 
nalis: Aag. Mar. Merc. Sobnot. 4, 2. — f deardere: S. S. Apoc 
8, 7 ap. Primas, in Apoc. III ad 1. 1. ^tertia pars terrae dearsit* 
(Vulg.: Gombasta est). — 'decoctio eoncr.: Th. Prise I, 5 ^ex 
ea decoctione fricentar', 7, 10 . . (plur. IJ, 3), PI. VaL I, 61, V, 
25 (cf. A p. 12), App. herb., C. Aar. tard. I, 4, 137 ^bibere hys- 
sopi decoctionom', 1, 34, II, 1, 25, IV, 1, 4, 8, 128 et saep., Ven. 
a. Radeg. 15; abstr. q. digestio Gssd., Isid. Or. XI, 1, 139; q. 
consamptio, dilapidatio Cod. et Noa. Theod., Gssd. — f defa- 
mator: Stephan, ad Bonif. pap. II libell. I p. 35 t. 65 M. Tro- 
bianus defamator . . qai allos festinantcs meas laudes dicere re- 
pellens . .'. ~ **odefen8acalum: Sero., Aag. in ps. 67, 21 ^am- 
bra ista defensaculam intelligitar ab aesta concapiscentiaram 
carnalium*. — fdeiloqaus (^oXoyo^): Rastic. c. Aceph. p. 1174 
(Dp. 26), Liberat. brea. 8. ~ fDeipartrix: Eustic. c Aceph. 
col. 1231 ^airginem Deipartricem', ib. col. 1243 C. — f disertu- 
lus: Mar. Merc. praef. serm. Nestor, ^occupant se nostri disertali 
ad singulas syllabas nostras scratandas et uerba rimanda*. — - 
dispectio: Tert., Gonsent. barb. et metapl. p. 396 Micant, qaia 
non secatara casaum dispectione statim repadietar, si quis dical 
qaadrigam aut luces, barbarismam eam feclsse . .'. — disso- 
nantia: „Hier.**, Aug. cons. eaang. III, 7,30 ^qaasi ad ostenden- 
dam dissonantiam sanetoram Euangelistaram', Ol. Mam. an. I, 21, 
2, 4, Boeth. — dogmatizare: Aug. c. mendac. 21 ^caput illad, 
quo dogmatizant, occaltandae religionis causa esse mentiendam' 
et saep., „intpr. Iren., Max. Taar.** (De -Vit), ogramm. inc.^ (Gg), 
Gssd. (Epiph.) bist. trip. 11,8 et 12, VII, 9, et hinc dogmatista 
Rufin., Mar. Merc, Aldh. Septen. col. 173 ^dogmatistae sententiis 
et doctoris sermonibus credula praecordia pando', id. laud. uirg. 
2 'diuini sermonis d.'. — dolatorium s. : Hier., Veg.mil. III, 6 
^cum securibus et dolatoriis'; adi. B s. u. — effusor: Aug., 
Ennod. dict 18. — ^^<>t ex Oratorium: S. S. uers. uet. Ezech. 
(Rönsch p. 34), Aug. qnn. in Hept. III, 53 'propitiatorium uoca- 
tur, qnod alii exoratorium interpretati sunt ; graece autem dicitur 
lX€unripiov\ — finaiitaB (i. terminatio): Entych., Sera. (6g), 
„gramm. ine. p. 129 et 159 Endl.**, Aldh. Septen. col. 223 ^ad osten- 
dendam primae declinationis in ablatiuo finalitatem, ubi semper 
.a producitur'; eodem modo ^extremitas* Prise, Phoc. p. 421 K. 
^unum femininum hac extremitate (-ox) . . haec celox*. — f flexi - 
biliter: Aug. quaestt. in Hept. II, 18 ^quia non flexibiliter con- 
sentiebat*, — quae uox quod A p. 29 perperam Solino tribuitar, 



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spud quem flezibilitas legitor, lapsu calami conflatum est. — 
flnescere: Aug. Ciu. D., id. aerm. Mai. 1, [Hilar.] anon. in Job 
I p. 62 *ego maltiplicaai , ta nero flaeseis*. — focacias: Isid., 
Dyn. I, 7 (uid. nr. 147). — 'foris pra^p. (hors): Valg. Apoc. 
(atriom, quod est foris templum) et Cassiod. (Rönsch p. 398), 
Reg. Bened. 3 ^neqoe praesumat quisquam cam abbate soo pro- 
teroe oel foris monasteriam contendere*, ib. 43 ^si foris oratorio 
(al. lect Oratorium) remaneant', 67 ^qaaecunque f. monasteriam 
niderit*. — fr i cam en tarn: C. Aur., Th. Prise. II, 7 ^angaentis 
uel fricamentis* , 10, ehr. 13 Hüne fricamentis exercitiisqae com- 
petentibas opus est*, 21. — f>>falgoreas: Cassiod. in ps. 117 
s. f. ^recordemnr faunc psalmnm uon incassum uelut falgoreis 
coloribns esse eonteztum'; fulgurens M. Cap. (nubes). — *fasor 
(q. effnsor uel infusor) et *^f fusitriz: S. S. Ecel. (2, 8) ap. 
Rnfin. in Cant. I p. 335 ^uini fusores et uini fusitrices', Hier, in 
Ecci.; fnsor sie et Rufin. ipse 1 1. ^ministri quidam, qui uini fa- 
sores apellantur, ib. p. 336, f. aquae Anth. Lat. 615, 6; al. fnsor 
(metalli alicuius) C. Just, (diffusitriz D p 46). — hydrinus: 
Prud., Turrib. epist. eol. 693 t. 54 Migne. - illusorius: Ambr., 
Aug. cons. euang. III, 13, 46 ^a militibus ueste illusoria multisque 
iUnsionibns male tractari', Jul. ap. Aug. c. Jul. ^ V, 25 ^Tradu- 
oianoB non esse aliud quam Mauiehaeos, distinetionem autem inter 
uos illusoriam quidem non fide uestra, sed imperitia contigisse*. 
— impersonaliter: Dig. (45, 3, 15), Cssd. in ps. 142, 3 '„quia 
persecutus est inimicus animam meam** . . bene inimicus imper- 
sonaliter ponitur, ut hoc de diabolo sentiamus*; t. gramm. Maer. 
diff., Don. ad Ter. — impraemeditatus: Mart. Cap. (uisio), al. 
ine. de uisit. infirm. II, 1 ^quod impraemeditatus dictaueram'. — 
impognator: Ambr., Jui. ap. Aug. c. Jul. ' IV, 108 (innocentiae), 
Cassian. Inst. V, 31 ^collationis spiritalis . . impugnator', „Vinc. 
Lirin., Gennad.^, Cassiod. Var., Hist. trip. (III n. 2). — inarti- 
en latus: Arn., C. Aar. signlf 54 ^uocis inartieulato sonilu', ib. 
86, Prise., „Laet. ad Stat Theb.^. — incantator: S. S. Leu. 20, 
27 ap. Aug. quu. in Hept III, 77 et al. (Rönsch p. 57) — etiam 
Vulg. „Deut. 18, 11« — , Tert., Ambr. Hex. IV, 8, 33, Aug. in 
Uept. 1. I. et II, 22 sqq., Isid., alii. — f inchoatio: ad I n. 1 
p. 470 add. Gen. 1, 16 ap. Aug. de gen. c. Manich. II, 7, 9 (Aug. 
ipse freq.), Vnlg. Hebr. 6, 1, Leo M. (B n. 19), Ennod. ep. VIII, 
3 al. — ineireumscriptus: Hilar., Ambr. spir. sanct. I, 7, 82 
'incirenmscriptus . . et infinitus Spiritus sanctus' al., Prud. — 
^^ineitator: Fronto eloq. p. 146 Naber, Cypr. ep. 20, 3, Amm., 
Prud., Eges. I, 40, 10, Aug. (?) de uera et falsa poenit. 5, 11 
(mali, i. e. ad malum). ~ incommutabiliter: Aug., Fuig. c. 



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Fastid. 14 ^eoi propriam nataraliter est iocommotabiliter atqae 
indcficienter uinere' al. , Gssd. in ps. 23, 6 'qoi ine. damoare po- 
taisset*. ~ incongraitas: Prise. (Inst. XVIIL, 1, 5), Rastie. c 
Acepfa. col. 1209 ^ocongroitate plenas sermo* a). — inerepato- 
riDs: Sid., [Falg.] serm. 7 411ornm oooes increpaiorias', Cssd. 
(Epiph.) hist. trip. X, 4 ^homiliam increpatoriam feeit adaersos 
•um*. — indeficienter: Aug., Ps. Aag. serm. II ad cateeh. 13, 
[Hilar.] anon. in Job I p. 23, Folg. c. Fastidios. 14 (nr. 191), id. 
e. Fabian, frgm. 6 al. — ind%g€9tibili$: Ang. gen. ad lit. X, 13, 
24, G. Aur., Th. Prise. I, 9, id. diaet, Djrnam. II, 3 Silpieiam ia- 
digestibile est*. — f indinise: Ps. Asc (?), Rustie. c. Aeeph. 
eol. 1209 ^inhabitare in came indinise atqne incessanter', col. 1235 
G, »Vig. pap.^ — indultas, a: Sid. Gssd. Var. XI, 14 Hndulta 
regali', Ennod. nit. Epiph. p. 400 4ndoItn clementiae tnae*. — 
infrigidare: G. Aur., ine. quu. ex net Test. 2 ^quia inf^igidal' 
(aqua), schol. Jnn. — infrngifer: Victor Tnnon. poenit. 20 ^quae 
(fienlnea arbor) . . infrugifera iubetnr abscindi', „schol. Hör.* — 
''^ingranatio: Aag. qnu. in fiept. II, 30 (cordis Pharaoni»), 
God. Theod. — intemporaliter: q. intempestine G. Aur. (ot aent. 
II, 9, 50 intemporaliter utitur eataplasmatibns*, tard. IV, 3, 79 al., 
et Sic adi. id. et Aug. in ps. 39, 13, sie G. Aur. et intemporalitas) ; 
al. ine. de nnit. Trinit. col. 1210 t. 42 Migne ^com generaretar ab 
intemporali int-emporaliter', «Folg. Rnsp. remiss. pecc. 3, Pelag. 
pap. Fid. post. init.^ (et sie adi. App., Hilar. aliique ecel., intern- 
poralitas Arnob. inn.). — '^i'^ internatare: Anien., schol. 
Lncan. III, 574. — laturarins: Aug., [Fulg.] serm. 63 ^non 
habeo latnrarios . ., non habeo baiulos ad piseinam*. — li- 
gatio propr. : Scrib., G. Aur. acut II, 37, 195 (articnloram), IIL» 
6, 66, Gelas. ep. 4 (t. t. rbet q. zeugma Aquila, Jol. Ruf.). — 
literio (contemptim pro grammalicus): Amm., Ang. ep. 118, 26 
^nomen Anaxagoras, quod propter literatam uetustatem omnes, 
ut militari ter loquar (cf. III n. 4), literiones libenter safAant*, 
id. c adn. Leg. et Proph. I, 24 (cf. nr. 98). — Inpinaceos: App. 
herb., Dyn. II, 98 ^cum lomento lupinaceo*. — maceriatus: 
inscr., [Hilar.] anon. in Job I p. 107 ^uitis snm bene maceriata*. 
— maiagma, ae: Veg. u., Dyn. I, 57 ^malagmae genas*, nAng. 
serm. ed. Mai. 33, 1**. — membrare: Gensorin., Dracont carm. 
(ed. Dnhn) VIII, 8 'totnm de matre uenit, de matre creatur, quo 
membratur homo, pater est fons auetor origo\ cf. ,,Drae. De Deo 
II, 78, I, 337''. — monasterialis: Gassian. et Gelas. B col. 216, 
Petr. Ghrysol. serm. 107 (disciplina) , Sid., „Dionys. fixig., Gaes. 
Arel.", Ven. a. Radeg. 23 'de officiis monasterialibus*. — '*^noxie: 
Sulp. Seu., „Rafin. Giern. Reoogn. X, 7", Gssd. Inst Dia. 8 'ne. 



— 23 ~ 

dum expositio diuisa qnaeritor, legentis intentio noxie differatur^. 

— obtn ratio: aarirnn Vu]g. Sirae., Aug. nat. et grat. 47, „Ma- 
xim. Taur.*. — - operare: Commod. (operasti), Cssd. (Epipb.) 
biet, trip., Isid. Sent. III, 19, 4 (aliqnid operasse); pari. perf. 
pass. Tert. Laet., exoperatos pass. A p. 12* (depon. operari uulg., 
cooperariecd., exoperarigl.).— pernauigare: Plin., sebol. Lucan. 
III, 293 (Oceanum pernaaigare). — persalcare: Cland., „Max. 
Taar.**, Dracont. carm. (ed. Dobn) X, 118 ^persulcans per inane 
polos micat orbita flornm', [Folg.] serm 1 ^Dt aolatom snam per- 
tendat ad coelnm, aolata cantuqoe persnlcans* (salcare id. serm. 
15). — peruigilatio: Oic, Fronte eloq. p. 141 ^alios somnos, 
alla peraigilatio' , „inscr.^, gloss. — piraciutn: Hier., Yen. u. 
Radeg. 21 'aquamaisa, piradam', 15. — plasmatio: Hier., Ambr. 
(add. Gg), RufiD. apol. (De -Vit), intpr. Iren. (Rönscb), Oros. c. 
Pelag. p. 615 Pforte satius faerat unam deleri illico peccatorem, 
Qt mox alias secnnda plasmatione snbstitaeretur', Leo M. (B n. 
19). — plenarias: Ambr., Aag. c. Petil. I, 13, 14 ^pro nnitate 
tiera et plenaria', ep. 43, 19 ^plenariam ecclesiae onioersae cond- 
lium', de bapt. c. Donat. I. 18, 28, II, 4, 5, Conf. V, 6, X. 30 al., 
Julian, uit. contempl., Ennod., Dionys. Ex., Cssd., adu. A 8. n. 
d. O p. 121. -» p'raefiguratio: Aug. (Cia. D. XVI, 43, 2 al.), 
Hier. ep. (Gg), id. in Zacb. II, ad 9, 11 sq., „intpr. Iren.« (De- Vit), 
P. Nol. etVig. Taps. B n. 19. — »«»praemouere: C. Aur. tard. 
II, 1) 46 et 8im. al. (cf. D n. 23), id. salut. praec. (IV p. 343), 
[App.] Polem. Pbyeiogn. p. 159 ^qui genua collidit, qni resupina- 
tu8 plerumque manns praemouet*. — principalitas: ad G* 8. u. 
add. al, Pompei. comm. p. 164 K. inuenimus alia genera in priod< 
palitate et aiia genera in diminutione, ut est pistrinum . . pistrilla', 
p. 204 al. ; cf. prindpalia uerba Gell, (quae primigenia Varr., pri- 
mitiua Prise), Plin. ap. Pomp. 1. 1. (priore ''qaando dubitamus 
prindpale genus, redeamus ad diminutionem' (ut ex arbuscula 
intelligi alt, femininum esse etiam arbor), Pomp, ipse aliq. — 
propulsator: Yal. Max., Arn., scbol. Luc. IX, 979 ^Jouis pro- 
pulsatoris, ab arcendo mala*. — f qualisuis: Jul. epit. Kou., Reg. 
Bened. 69 ^ne . . praesumat alter alinm defendere monacbum in 
monasterio . ., etiamsi qualiuis consanguinitatis propinqultate 
iungantor*. — querelosus: Cssd. „Var. VII, 14«, Aldb. ep. 1 
^quereJosis singultibus*, at querulosus legitur Vulg. Ep. Jad. 16, 
Cssd. „Var. IX, 14«, Aldh. laud. uirg. 10 'qnerulosis questibns'. 

— freaedifieatio: Marcellin. Cbron. ad a. 447 ^muri recenti 
adbuc reaedificatione constracti corruerunt'; cf. f reaedificator D 
n. 40. — - reguläre et -ri: ad C* s. u. add. reguläre et Eutycb. 
ars I p. 461 K. ^ex certis et manifestis incerta regulantur et am- 



— 24 — 

bigua\ On. lai. g^r., -ri depon. Eatyeh. II p. 478, Do. gr. Ui. — 
scarificare: Fall., C. Aor. tard. L, 5, 62 ^scarificatiB locis", II, 
4, 74 ipsae gingioae scarificandae' , 1, 20 (searificabiroos), ib. 22, 
7, d-^^ ac. II, 6, 29 al., onde est scarificatio Veg. a., C. Aar. tard. 
11, 1, 58 ^eucarbitam imponi, adiancta searificatione*, 13, 174, 14, 
202, III, 4, 53, ae. II, 11, 80 al. (cf. 6g 8. a. scarifo). — f sca- 
rosis (corr. pro escharosis): C. Aor. tard. I, 4, 118 ^searoBin 
medicamine siae ignis ustara*, et ''^f Bcaroticus ib. 127 ^testae 
perforatio et ustura catis medicamiDe uel igne saffecta, qaam 
scaroticam nocant', III, 4, 57 (ef. acia A s. a.). — secuB praep. 
c. acc.: Cbaris. I p. 80 K.: id qaod uulgns naarpat ^seeas 
jllam sedi', boc est secundam illum, et nouam et sordidam est, 
Enn. ap. Lact. Inst. I, 11 (si tarnen ipsa aerba sant Ennii): qaae 
secas mare loca essent, inscrr., G. Aor. ac II, 3, 18 'sudores fri- 
gid! et glutinosi uoltam secos et collam*, 29, 149 ^anarum appo- 
sitione thoracem secus atque medio Bcapularom', PI. Val. II, 38 
^herbae, quae nascitur secas aqaam*. — speciatim: scrr. bist 
Aag. (HA p. 32), M. Gap., G. Aar. tard. IV, 2, 16 al. — strobi- 
los: Ylp. Dig., G. Aar. tard. IL 13, 176 ^strobilorum granis*, 178, 
14, 206 al. — f *8acees808 meton. pro suboles, fetas: G. Aar. 
tard. 1, 5, 177 ^feminam . . saa manu suos ezsUnzisse successas'. 
Buperbibere: Plin., Theod. Prise. IV f. 313*, C. Aar. ac. III, 
81, 84 'perroittens uinam superbibendam* al. — saperdare: Gels., 
G. Aar. tard. IX, 3, 60 ^nihil erit omnino saperdandum' al., Dy- 
nam. 11, 84 — ftener abas. pro tenais: G. Aar. tard. II, 11, 
136 ^ex arteriis ueniens sangais tenerior*, 10, 124 ^siquidem sit 
impossibile, sangainem crassam tenera ferri 07>. fieri) per oBcala 
ael ezclndi' al. — tumba (tombe): Prad., Aldb. laud. airginit. 45 
^cnias tamba in coemeterio posita', id. carm. de airg. 1760 ^qaam- 
libet in tamba paasarent ossa sepalcri' al. -ueneranter: Carm. 
de iud. Dom., Sedul., Gssd. in ps. 109 pr., Ven. ait. Radeg. 6. — 
34U ^uiced ominös (vidame): Gssd. Var. V, 14 ^domestici comitis 
Gotborum nee non et aicedomini aliqna dieantor proaincialibos . . 
abstalisse', Greg. M, — uiscosas: Prad., Pall., C. Aar. ac. UI, 3, 
16 ^ob uiscosam tenacitafem', II, 32, 167 (sador), tard. IV, 3, 62. 
— oiaaciter posit.: Folg. Myth., Gssd. in ps. 100, 2, 'ut, quod 
ocolis carnalibus non aidebat, aiuaciter conspiceret animae deside- 
rantis adnisu* (comp. Prad., sop. Boetb.). -~ ad alceratio add. C. 
Aar. tard. IV, 1, 2 ^cutis alcerationem . . alc. locorum\ II, 12, 141, 
14, 218 al. — Qaaedam ex bis sabrelictis soperiori potius sobin- 
dendoram in III ordini inserenda faerant, si locas relinqaeretar, 
oelnti 164, 186, 204, 214, 235 sq., — 184, — 195, alia. 



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finiianim recc. addidimns in III nn. 18. 12, 14 noces. qnas ipsi plerasque adinnenera- 
mns deinde. Jam alia suporaddimos sabrelicta. qnae maximam partem e thesanri Forcel- 
liniani editione nona, quam cnranit De-Yit (tom. I— V p. 368, Prati 1858 — 78), depromp- 
simns, coins nobis nnnc demum copta facta est ntendi : 

1, 1476 accentio, addensatio. afftgatio gl, TCapijXaHn^, amlatio g\., capitnlatio Hilar., 
eoarcnatio gl. Is., coaa^mentatio, compertnsio. compmcatio gl., confligafcio gl., oonsta- 
bilitio GUd., eonstipolatio append. Isid. DifE. 163, enlbitio (colbare) gl. OXpfXYyoopia^ 
delictio, i 4 e o delinqnatio et derelinqnatio gl., despoliatlo, desnrrectio Marc. Emp. 27 p. 365 
F. (Scrib. .37. 142"?). deostlo .S. S." (int.: oen. net.), disciplinatio intpr. Ignat. ad Trall., 
dispersio, domitio (domare) gl., emeritio, emersio, eiemplatio, 1600 expetitio Am. V, 28 
cod., extritlo Aug.. fotio gL, faltio »'ront. diff.. graecatio gl., honpitatio, hnmanatio Vigil. 
pap. . impietatio Gssd. in apoo. 29 , in-determinatio .Mar. Vict. adn. Ar. lY, 83" (nertons 
dopurrioLy , ingcminatio , i ä i o in-generatio Dionys. Exig. , instimnlatio , intermixtio 
Mar. Vict. art. I, 18, mannpositio frgm. Arian., martyrixatio intpr. Ign. ad Eph., obnn- 
bilatio, obnelatio Thom. Tbes.. peeulatio gl., praecerptio, praesectio gL. i5 2o priacipa- 
tio Ign. ad Trall.. qnietatio .Acta S. Ignat. 7", qatetio .S. S.*, aochrismatio .Oone. 



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Araos.* (a. 442), raeabitio «Aug.", recnratio „id.", reinterrogatio Rnfin., ramnlcatio fL, 
reordinatio ,Cobc. Carth. UI (397) c. 38". retentafio .Coac Aurel." (a. 541 et 549). » *ao 
retosio intpr. Irea,, rosatio, ss-rittatio ,S. S.-; — U, 1343 acator V. Tür., aaelator 
jrl. , aatepraecanor (?) Teri. bapt. 6, arenator gl., artislator Prob. p. 1S3 Keil« 
aaetionator Hilar., anicaptor ael ancoptor gl., is&o coaaditor, eolitor iatcr. gU 
eomparatrix Zea. I, tr. 12, 8, compenitor gl., compngaator aett. S. Iga., coagestor 
«actt. S. Polyearp. 18". coaniator „iatpr. Iga. ad Eph. 9". decimator, deditor 
Tert. orat. 11, denominator, deportator gl. istto doBpectrix Tert. , dicteix Cledoa.. 
disciplinator Thom. Thes. , dissonAor gl. , dissaltor gl. , dinulgator gl. , domicomptor gL, 
dropacator inscr., exsnlator Petr. Chrys., — exteanatrix, 1 a r o flssieulator gl. laid., taa- 
diba(a)lator .S. S.", Veg. m., hamaUir gl. Is., indebitor gl. lat arab., iaflatrix .Aog. 
«erm. Mai. 118. 5", ingressor .Patric. syaod. can. 27", iascriptor inscr., itor Prob., iaga- 
latrix Orest. trag., iargator „Petr. Chrysol. s. 162", iseo inrisdoctor gl., iatrix iaicr., 
labefaetor gl., lanciator ine. de geneal. patriarch., limator gl., linctor gl., liateator gl, 
litigatrix V. Tir. , laxoriatrix gl. Diefbch , mancipator gl. Hldbr. , i s e o moaator gL 
airjfxavrqp, aatrieator gl., partiix Rastie. (cf. 846), perceptrix intpr. Irea., praefoior 
gl., praesagitor Enagr. , praeatolator gl., praetermissor „Ang.", proemptor, prometator, 
14 00 proneetor Gelas. , rationator N. Tir., recertator gl., rojniilcator gl., rastanratrix 
, Ang. serm ". i 4 o & restitor N. Tir.. nnmm. (-trix Plant.) ; — HI, 426 certitaa gl., eoa- 
dncibilitas, copiositai Bachiar., exsistentitas, 4 3 o (eralitos, impatibilitas Rnfin,, iadoeili- 
tas .Philastr. 110", ingeoiositas inscr., imtionalitas, 4 j » nolnntas gL, praegaacitas ,Ang. 
serm. Mai.", reciprocitas „N. Tir.", rectitaa gL Isid. Qnoniam in talibns capat rei est, 
nt qnam plenissime perftciantnr, non nidebantar haec esse relinqnenda. Qnae etiam aa- 
gere in proelini erat e glossariomm eopiis, qnas mnltnm abest nt exhanjerit thesanzi- 
zator Pratensis. Sed et nos iam qnaerere desistimns, contenti pro tempore coUegisse 
recc -tio (-slo) terminata 1532 (uett. c. 1350), -tor (-sor) et -rix 1405 (uett. paulo plas 
700), -las 438 (uett. c. 350). -> Ad I, 1478, 1484 sq., l490 sq.. U, 1390 cf. A p. 22* (add. 
ad n. 49) ; — ad II, 46o', 708, 945 siglnm '— ' ian est delendnm. 



Epimetra annotatioiiis 

I 

ad ann. 5 (III p. 653) 

Adiectittorun deriiiatorun in -iuns latercvtos. 

Ähdieatiuut App. dogm. Plat. III, Mart. Cap., Oassiod., abdi- 
tions Plant. Poen. prol., abiudicatiuus App. dogm. PI. III, ablatinas 
Qaint. , 6r(aaim.)) '^ abnegatiuiu Prise, abnutiuiu (C*), abortiuos 
(C*), abBentiuuB Petr., absolutiuus, ^^ abasiue Qiiint. postt. et 
-US, aeeommodatiuut Prise, accusatiuus Qoint. et Gr., aequitiHuM 
Boeth. Prise, actinns Sen. Qoint. pstt., ^* addüiuut Prise, adhor- 
tatMut Or., adieetiutJLS Gr., adiuncHuua Gr., adiutMtuB Bo., '^ admini- 
etratiaus Qaint., admvraHuus Isid., admissiaus (P. Diae epit. Fest, 
anes), adnutatiuus, adnutiutu „Diom. I p. 417**, gloss., ^^ adop- 
tinus, adoraHuus Prise, adscriptioas, adsimüaHut^s gl., adsamptians, 
^ aduertaHutiS Prise, adunatiuut Bo., aegrotatiuus ßo., ciequipwtxtiwu 
Prise, aestinus, ^^ afeeüuua Prise, affirmatiuus Diom. Bo., izgitaUuuf 
Bo., a gno min atiuu 8 ConBeut,^ alloeutivua, ^^ambulatiuus inscr., 
anteeantatiuin Mar. Vict. (cf. 303), anteeessiuus Tert., anUmonuuiuut 
Sera., apertiuui Coel. Aur., *^ appellatiuus Gr., appetittuta, appatüiuut 
Prise, approbatiuut Prise , arbustiaus Col. , ^ areiuus gl. elpxraot:, 
xtoXuTtxöq, armentiuas Plin., asptratiuut Cssd., attraetiuta Cassiod., 
auetmus Fortun. art. rhet., ^^ aucupatiuus Bo., cadiuas, captiaus, 
caritatiuut^ eausatiuiu M. Gap., Prise all., ^ eertatiuut Facand., 
Cassiod. (Epiph.) bist, tripart. (^-us ib. et Facnnd. defens. X, 6 
*non dogmatice dictum est, sed certatiue*), eireumdttetiuus Bo., 
eoaetiuus, coctiuus Plin., Apie, eognomxnatiuns Consent., ^col- 
latinus Plant., pstt., collectinus Sen. Qnint, eomiiiuus, eommenda- 
tiuut Prise, coinminatiuta Tert. Diom., ^^ commumeatiuu» Bo., 
8ch. Lne, eompacUuut Is., comparatiuus Quint Gell., Gr., eompm- 



*) QiA« reee. sont, obliquis lit«ninim foimi« dis*iaxiiniu, didictis, si q«ae 
in aoitris vocaboloiun addeadonun Uxieis regelte raat edUionibvs. Adnerbialet foraMt 
omaes dlserüm addere mpenedimns. 



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satiuu» Aug., Cssd. , Victorin. in Cic. Rhet., eompleiiuus C* et III 
(add. Rostic. c. Aceph. p. 1224). ^* compUxiuus Gell, (lemm.), V. 
Oap., Bo., Gar. Fort., Dioiii. II p. 433 all., eompoiüiuut M. Gap., 
eomprehentiuut Bo. Prise, comffrobatiue Prise., compromissiuug , 
**<) conceptiaus, concertatiuus Quint., eoncestiuus Gr., eonelusiuus, 
concretiuus gl., ^' eoneupisoentiuut Tert, coneupisciHuus Hier., condi- 
tiuas, confirmatiuus (III), eongregatiuus Bo. Prise, {-ue Asper), 
^ coniitneUuus Tert., Vigil. pap., Gr., eonnexiuus Gell., eontmUiuut 
Don. ad Ter. (Ott Beitr. z. lat. Lexicogr.), eonteruatiuus Bo., conti- 
ttuuf Seru. ad Verg. Georg. I pr., *^ eonsolatiuus Gssd. Is., eoMtUu- 
tiuua Mar. Victor. Bo., eonftrictiuus (III), eon^tmctiuut Bo., contubttan- 
Uuus Tert. Mar. Merc., ^^ contemplatious Sen., pstt., eotUtnentiuus 
Bo., eontinuiitiiutis Prise., cofiuersiuua Bo. , conuictiuut, ^^ eoope- 
ratiuus Bo., eopulatiuus Aug. locut. in Hept. II ad Exod. 35, 28 
(coniunetio) , Gharis. et all. Gr., M. Gap., God. Just, (-ue Macr.), 
eorporatiwit G. Aur. , corpulentiuua^ eorreptiuiis gl. et -u« Don. 
(Ott), 1*0 corrosiuus Sen., eorruptktus Tert et S. S. ap. eund., Gypr. 
mortalit. 8 (-tif Bo.), erudiuut, eunetaUue Don. (Ott), daliuus P. 
Diac. ep. Fest., **' datiuus Quint. et Gr., Gai., G. Just, gl., decep- 
Uuus (A), declaratiutn App. dogm. PL III, M. Gap., Mar. Vict. ada. 
Ar. I, 20, deeUnatiue Asp., dedieatiutit App. dogm. PI. III, M. Gap., 
Gssd., ^^ deductiuus Pomp, comm., defectiu%u (III), definitiuus Gic, 
pstt, dshortatiuus Prise, deliberatiuus Gic., Quint., pstt , *^ demimit' 
tiuu8 Tert., Non. p. 12'» (qui et -ue p. 11^), Macr., Gr., dmegatiu%a 
Ib., dwiominaliuui Bo., Prise, all. (ti« M. Gap., Bo.), densaiiuui G. 
Aur., denuntiatiuvs id., ^^o depotüiuut (G*), deprecaHum M. Gap., Bo. 
In Ar. Intpr. ed. sec. I p. 396 Migne, Prise. Inst. VIII, 103, For- 
tunat., Is., depurgatiuus G. Aur., deputatiuus üilar., deriuatiMui (0*), 
^^^derogat\uu8,d€seript%uu8Bo.^ deticcaiiuuty detideratiuia Gr. ^de^ 
tiffnatiutts Bo., ^*^ destrieiiutis G. Aur., destructiutti G. Aur., Bo., ds- 
terminatiue Bo., detractiue schol. Pers., deuestiuut Tert., ^*^ di/ßnüiuus 
Macr. diff. (Ott), Bo. diffin. p. 893 M., digestiuus, digreuiuus Gssd., 
dücretiuus Prise, (-u« Don. ad Ter.), ditertiuut Prise. XVI, 1, 1 
(coniunetio), ^^ disgregatiuut Bo., dituinetium Gell., Aseon., Gr., 
Dig. , ditpensatiuus (G* et III), ditpertiUuus Prise., diapuiatiuus 
Gssd. b. trip. al. (G*), **^ dissolutiuus Bo., distantiuu» Tert, 
dittributiuu^ Bo. Prise, dütricHuut G. Aur., diuisiuus Bo., *^ dona- 
tiuum pA (-u^iiiscr., gl.), dubüaUuut Tert,, Dosith. p. 51 Keil, Diom. 
Prise (-«« G*), effectiuus (cf. III s. u), egettiuus, elatiuut gl.,*** 
eUctiuus Prise aL, empüuus P. Diac. epit. Fest, efMrratiuut (G*), 
enuntiatiuus (I), erratiutt» (?) Front diff., "° euaporattt^fts inscr., 
&uoeatiutu inscr., exaltatiue, «^rßZamnftu^^exercitatiuusBo., *^^ex- 
hortatiuusQuint, pstt, «Jroratiuuf,exortiuo8Plin.,«^7>2an<7fttiu«, 



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expUiiuut Dioiii.I p. 415, aU. Gr., ^^etoploratiu^, exprobratiue, 
u>*««piiifmta Csfid., eKsecratiueDom eATer. Ad. III, 2, 51, etetuUa» 
tiuus, emtsntiuut Dig,^ ^^ festiuas, /^rttratiuu« (C* add. ninc de serm. 
Dom. 2, 2 p. e46 1. 13 Migne«), finitians (I add. „M. Cap. lU, 240'* all.}, 
frtqttentatiuui Gell, et Gr., fagitiaus, ^^ fartiaas, gmeratiuus (G*), ge- 
nitiaas, gerundiuut Seru., „Bo. intpr. ed. sec. I p. 399^, glutmatiuus 
App. herb., *^^ habükiui Gfaaris., habüuatiuus Bo., hortatiaas Qaint., 
Gr., illatiaus Plin. ap. Diom., Prise, im'Uatiuut (C*), '^ imper€Uiuu$ 
Gr., Macr., Sala. (-u« I), imp&rtonaUuus Diom«, impertitiuus, im' 
p€tratiu%a Seru. , impositiaas Plin. , Prise XII , 1 , 6, '^ Unpulduiui 
Forton. rhet., imp%Uatiu/u8 (cf. D p. 74), incalatine P. Diac. ep. 
Fest., incentinns Varr. et freq. postt, meepUuua Don. (Ott), Diom. 
(A p. 20*), '^^ tnchoaiiutu Gr., ineUnaUuus Prise, meomplexiuus gl., in- 
eonsubttantiuus, ineomvptfiuus Hier.,^" increpatiuus (IV s. n.), 
ineusatkiuB Diom., indicatiuus Gr., üidieiua, ae Jul. Vict. Q-us N. Tir.), 
indictiuns Varr. Fest., >^ indignatiuus (C*), indiuisiu^, indueiiuut 
Bo. Prise, i-ue C. Aar.), inenarraiimu Tert., infectioas Vitr.,'» 
in-fuUuut Gell., gl., inßnitiuiu Diom., M. Cap., Prise, Ib., inieetiuus 
Grom., üduneiiUMt inscr. (De- Vit), inquisiHutn Bo. Prise, '^ inte- 
qu&niiuta „inscr.**, intertiuus Calp. decl., wh-ngnifieatiuin Diom., in- 
ikfnüiuus Bo., insitinos, ^* intpeeUzHuus Is. „Or. U, 24, 10 sq.** (phi- 
losophia, » i Spectatiaa, ut legitnr ib. 9), intpeetiuut Bo. Geom., 
Prise, Cssd. in ps. 33, 8 al., inttanUmts Bo., instaaratinus, in-iub- 
düiuus Tert, "^ m-subttanHuus (C*, — Hilar. et Rufin. add. De- Vit), 
inUlUetiuus Aug., Bo., Prise, intm^pettatiutn (D p. 18), intempesti- 
uus, intentkna Prise, ^*^ tntercesnuut (? uid. Quicherat s. u.), uiUr- 
Muus Grom., tnier/ectittus G. Anr., intergeriuus Plin., P. Diac. ep. 
Fest., interieetiiuut Simpl. Grom. (-tee Prise), ^^ intemaiiuut (nates) 
Fronte, internecinus, interpensiuus Vitr., tnterrogatiuin Gr., Salu. 
(j-ue Tert., Ps. Ase, Gr.), interteciuM Front, col., Bo. Geom., *•* in- 
trantüiuut Prise, inuecUuus Amm., Rufin., Diom., Sulp. Vict., tnuo- 
catiuus Bo., ircuciHuiu Hier., irrintte Amm., seh. Juu., ^^ üeraHuua 
Cfaar., Diom. al., iudieatiuus Bo., iuncHutu Prob., iuratiuui Prise, 
lasciuus, ^ laudatiuus (III), laxatiuut C. Aur., Plin. Val., legaUuui 
lOti, lixiuus et -uius, lucratious Quint. pstt., '^^ maehinatiuus Bo., 
mandatutui Diom., niedicatiutts Bo., medücOiuus Gr., memaratiuut Prise, 
37* iMmuut (messis) IGti rece, minuHutu Fortun. rhet., müigatiuus 
C. Aar., monUratiuus Bo., mordicaUuus C. Aur., ^^ motiuus, muj- 
tipliea1iiuu$ Bo., narratiuus Seru. et rhett. pstt. (-ue Don. ad Ter.), 
natiuus, negaHutu ICti, App. dogm. PI. III (p. 267 Hild.), seh. Jon., 
Is. Or. II, 21, 24 (-u« Bo. Cssd.),»« neutrode/eetiuut Cledon. p. 
54 Keil, netUrapataiuus Prise, nociuus Phaedr. Plin., Hier, in ps. 30 
(dii n.), „Herm. Fast. I, 3, 9**, nominatiuus Varr. et Gr., notiuus 



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'S, Tir., ^mmeupaüuui (C* cl. III s. u., — Ada. D p. 105), obktr 

tiuut Sern. Symm., obrej^ut Syinm., Cod. Th., oeea$iuu$, «wn- 

patiuus gl., ^* odoratiuuß App. h., oporaüu««, optnaiMMa Pme.» opta- 

tiuut Diom., M. Gap., all. Gr., optinus Hör., Gai.,><» ordmcOkna 

(C*), omaHuut CledoD. Pomp., ortinns Manil. App., ottmtimu Gelaa., 

Bo., parmUiuits Valer. bom., £nnod.,*<^ poMiiuui (pandere) Tert, 

App., Firm, m., Aug., Grom., seh. Jaa. (p(Uiut4i<u Tert.), patttmu 

(pati) Gr. (^passiuütu Prob. all. Gr.), pereontatima Diom., M. Cap., 

C. Anr., per/eetiutu Bo. Priso., pwtonatiuta Cled., ^lo p^npeeUuut Bo., 

plaeiuuB gl., plurcitiuttt Gell., Gai. Dig., Arn., poMuui GelL, Chale., 

Sera., Macr., Prise all. Gr. (-u« I), possessiaas Qaint et Gr., ^u 

partoaniatiuui M. Yict (cf. 41), pos^tüiuw Prise., Pomp., piftettatiuut 

(III, ef. De- Vit), praeceptioos Sen., Tert, Is., praedieatiuui M. 

Gap., App. dogm. Plat. III, Bo., Casd., 3»> praedieUuus C. Aar«, 

prae/initiuef prcisgtatatiuus Folg. serm. prise., praeieeHuua Scaor., 

pra€latiut*8 Gssd., Pomp, et all. Gr., ^^ praemetiuum gl. Pbil. (?), 

praenominatiuus Consent., praenuntiatiuus (IV), praepontüntt 

Diom. Prise. Pomp., praerogaliaaSf^^praMcrtj^tiuiM Jal. Vict, Sulp. 

Vict. (-U« Tert.), praeitructiuut Fortun. rbet., prassumpüuus (C*), 

preeatiuut yi^, Amm., presnuut gl., ^'primitinus Col., pstt, priua- 

Uuut Gell., Bo., probatkms Qaint. ded., produetiuut Eist, trip., gl., 

progenüiuM Bo., ^«o prolatiuut (C* add. ^^intpr. Iren. II, 13, 8, Phi- 

lastr. haer. 64, Ang. serm. ed. Mai. 138, 2"), pramisfiuus (sapra p« 

15), pronominaHuus Prise, pronuntdaiiuus (C*, cf. De- Vit), proponiiuus 

Bo., ^^ prorogatians Sen., proipeeUuut C. Jnst. (fenostrae), protMoea- 

tiuus Tert., act. G. Aar., pruritiaus Plin. (?), purgatiuta C. Aar., 

Gor. Fort, '^ puri/icatiuus, putaHutu Tert. et saep. eeel., 

qt*al4taHwi8 Cssiod. , Isid. , ratiocinatinus Gic., Quint, Fortonat 

rb., Diom. (raHonatiuus Asper), ^^ recidiuas pA, recordaiiuus 

Hart Gap., Prob., Claod. Saeerd., reearporatiuus Coel. Aar., Ps. 

Soran. qua. medic. 197 ^metasyncritica id est recorporatioa 

adbibenda est eara*, r€euptraUuus Agg. Vrbic., reeusatiuus, 

^^reddÜMnn Diom. Prise, referiuos Ginc. ap. Fest, Plin., re/rae- 

iiuut Prise, relatinos Arn., Aug., Diom., M. Gap., Prise, Folg. 

Rosp. de qoinq. qoaestt 7 ^relatiao uocabulo (at e. e pater) sie 

persona qnaelibet dicitar in se, ut non dicatur ad se* (ada. etiam 

Pe. Aug. Specul. 27 'inoicem relatioe triaestis, essentialiter anam')i 

rmiisiiuut C. Aar., Prise, ^o» remotiuui Jol. Vict rbet, renooatiuas 

Fest, repleiAuus (G*), reipontktui Jul. Rnf., Asper, Prise, reprobatimu 

Is., 3^0 rMumptiutM G. Aar., retrantüiuua Prise, talutatiuus, iona- 

Huus Bo., satiuus Varr. Plin. Gell., 3'» secioos Fest, sectiaus Col. 

Plin., iegr&gaHuitt Asp., sementiaas, teparatiuus Gr., Gbalc. in Tim. 

78, intpr. Iren. I, 3, 5, ^^ nceatiuus G. Aar., Gssd., tignifißatmus 



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(C* et III), titüte T«rt., i soninins (cf. 2^), spectatioiis Qaint., 
sM«pe0tj|iM« Agg. Vrb.f tpeciUaliuut Bo. Gssd.) jjMmliMta Solin., st*- 
tiaaB, 9UUatimi$ PI. Val., '"^ etrietiaas Cat. r. r., Mi6«oiilMnialiMtif 
Prise., Bubduiumtiuui id., snbditinas, fuMMfitMM App. Tert M. Cap. 
all., <^ iubkmatknui Gr., «M&ripfMMa G. Theod., tuhnmoiuui Hyg. lim., 
«M6ier^»<HMa Bo., sobsidous, ^^ t%df9ianiiuu8 Tert., Prise, al., 9ubtU- 
haimn (I), suceentiaQS Varr^ «uMMftutit Laet (?), wpwaknegtxÜuiyM 
Bo., ^<^st«p0r«{alit«u«» «up0r2a<iina Gr., «iiptfrviMtwta Aap., iuperpo' 
nüutiJ Prise. (?), 9up€r9uh9tantiu%k9 , ^^ tufpleliiiui/us gl., «ufTpoiitiiMM 
Prise., 9%aetpt^tuui (G*), «ui]M0etuM Prise, toMptfroeiuta G. Aar., 
4» tempestious, <«mporiut««, tmätUimM Bo., tortiuns Gato Gol., G. 
Aar., IrcMluc^iuu« Mar. Viet, ^^ «roof^flmiMi« Diom., IrantäiiMa Prise., 
translatiaas, transpositinus Qaint, transamptiaas id., ^^ uaMmüiMct 
Lampr., aadaos Plaot, umuOMus Bo., umtraiMMB Sera., tMteliiiiit 
Is., 480 «i^paÜHttf G. Aar., t«öiip«raltutM Sera., Prise, ufiMuta (G*), 
MOtfo^MMM Gell, et Gr., uoUunMiwna Prise., *^ uolwptaiMva Fronto, 
aotiaas, tuurpoliufi« Diom., Sera., Maer., all., *- 348 rece. (eam 
1810) 41 pA, 49 aett, -* nostris in Addendis regesta, quae di- 
daetis literis eonspieaa fedmas, 35 (Vio reee.)*)* 



n 

ad ann. 18» (lU p. 684) 

AdiectittoruBi in -bilis laterculus. 

Qaa« pio d«Aeminatiiiis oldebAator mm habeada, uacis laolmlmu; — »et 
Mciipaimiij ii« , quae •ignifleatioaü iaaanioatar Mia aetiuae*); (aot.) , si qua«, 
tarn sint signifleatioidB paMlnae, interdom «amen ael a qoibiudam eiiam aotiiie 

vsnrpaatu. Cetera, nt in epim. I. 

ahdieabilis, abamiynahiUit abiMbilU, aeemMHU, acceptabüig, 
aeceaibüii (ada. aet,), aeeasabilis, (uUbüiit, adiatabilis act. Plaat, 



5) Sunt dexinata a forma aerbi, nt ita dieam, Instantina (PraeMnutaaua) 
dnodeniginti: 60, 66, 86. 9S, 144. 218, 248, 251, 264. 268. 287, 811, 866, 361, 376. 
307, 399, 426; — a part. praes. act. dnodecim: 8, 86, 99. 101. 166, 218, 230, 287, 
240, 804, 400, 409 (a part. praes. past. 198); — a nominibns deelinate rant dno- 
denifinti, ab adi.: 108, 112, 248, 416, a subst: 34, 48, 61, 68, 67. 242, 260, 276, 
298, 317, 878t 416, 434, 436. Orammatioornm snnt proprla Mlomm, nt nideatnr, 
aat paene Mioram CXIC« Boethii pecnliaria XXXV, Coelii Anreliani haec dao- 
deniginti: 44, 107, 128 sq., 132, 140, 168, 170, 247, 277, 279, 820, 849. 870. 414, 430, — 
206, 357. Qnae praeterea Uno dnei pouvnt, reliqna faeimni Us, qnl bis Mient ntl. 

*) Hoc Mt partidpU praoMatii eint nerbl, nnde derinata nint, sifniileationis genns 
relerentia 0** vt etiam paMlbOls, peribilii, iraMibllis . . eenseaatnr lattr aalina). 



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^^admirabilis, <»d4>ptabüu, adorahüü, <idu&rtabüit9, «ufutaMu Itio. 
Alex., adalabiÜB Enn. (a<:L Amm.)i aegrotahüis aet», aequabilis, 
aequiparabilis, (aeramaabilis Lacr.), *) aestimabilis Gic, (aeterna- 
bilis Acc), aifabilis, agitabilis Oaid., agno$cibili$ Tert, alibilis Varr. 
aet. (past.? id.), aUereabüis acL, amabiliB (act), cmbvlahüi$ aeL, (ami- 
4)ah%Uf), ^amiuibiUi (aieU), ampleetibilis, amathemabüis , aperUbüu 
Coel. Aar. <iet,, appeäbUis, apprehemilnlii, approbabilit, aptahüis, ara- 
bilis Plin., (argummUahüi») , *^artibiUt acL, ascendibilis , €ueentibüit, 
aspeetabilis, aspernabilis (^act HA p. 44*), attreetabiliM, auctora- 
frtUf, audibUii, aaersabilia Lucr., autpicaiAUs, ^heabiUs acL, benedi- 
eibilis aet,, beMtkxhiUi aet., bltuphemabüis Tert , caehumcibüü aet, 
Appnl., ecdeabüit^ eiMlefaetibiUt aet., eantabäit, eapabüü (aeL), eapen- 
9\bil%», ^eaptabüii aeL, eastigabiliB Plaat, eeMrabüit, eireum^Uxtbi- 
lit, eireumtpefitabilit, cireumuoUtabiUf aet..^ dausibilu, eoaptabi- 
lit, coeibilis Plin., cogitabilis pA, ^eognobilis, eognoteibäü, eoin- 
quinabilit, coüaudabüis, eoüeeHbüis, eolorabUu aet., eamestibilü , eth 
fiHtaM2w aeL, eommMbüü (aet), comuiemorabiiis, ^commendabilis 
(act. Lia. 37, 7, 15), eommMBtirabüu, eommiteibüis Tert., eowunobüu 
aet, C. Aor., eommunieabiUs , commutabilis, eampaginabüis, coropara- 
bilis, eompassibüit act. Tert., compleetibüU , ^eomplexabilit, eotn- 
plexibilis, eomplieabüit, comprehensibilis, eomprobabiUt , computa- 
bilis Plin., eonabiUs C, Aur., concordabiUt, eoneupiseibäia, eoneussibiUt 
Tert., ^^ eondemnabüit Pall., Jnl. ap. Aug. e. Jul. ' VI, 14 (ausa c), 
eondeBeendibilis aeL, eondsteetabiUs ^ {eondieionabüis Tert.), con- 
dacibilis act., confatigabüis, eonßxibüü, eon/usibilis, eongregabilis, 
eoniugabilit aeL, ^^^ eonseruabüis Tert., eonsoeiahiUt , oonsolabi- 
lis (act.), eontpeetabilit, eontpieabUia , eon-ttabüii aet., consam- 
mabilis Sen., eonsumptibüis , eontaminabiUs , eotUen^labüit aet., ^^ecn- 
temptibüit, (eontionabüü) , eontradieibüis Tert., contrectabiliter Lncr., 
•it postt, eontuibilis, eonuersibilit, ^onuertibüis, ecnuineibiUa aet., 
eoodtbüU, eoptUabtUs, ^^ eorporabüüer, carrupttbüü, eoruseabilit aeL, 
ereabüis, credibilis, eremabüis, ereseibilis a«t., cmciabilis act. Ipatt. 
Lact.), etUp(Mbü4i, curabilia Jan. s., postt., ^*^euruabili8, damnabüit, 
deeeptibüis, dseibüii aet., deelinabiUa, defaecabilis, de/atigabilit, de/eeti- 
bilis, de/entabiUt (-ibiUs) aet., deteet&nlis aet, ^^ delassabilis Manil., 
delebilis Mart, delectabilis act. Tac et pstt., demirabüis, demoiutra- 
btU», demiUabüis, denotabilit, densabiUt act. C, Aur., deplorabilis 
aeL, depreeabüds, ^^ deprehensibilis, deriuabilis, desiderabilis 
('ter aeL), detperabüis, despieabüis, destruetibüis (Lact.?), determtnabi- 
lit Tert., detestabilis, det/nmentabüis, deuiabilis acL, ^"^ deuorabiUs, 
dieibüü, digestibilis C. Aar., Th. Prise ,, digladiabüis aet, dignabüis 
aeL, düdgibiUt, dinoseibilis Itin. Alex. 50, dinumerabilis, ditemr- 
mbüU, diteibilit, ^^ diseinetibilis aeL (^ distinctibiÜB), (düeiplma' 



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hHu), discordabilis act. Plant., discrebüis, diserepabilit aet., dis/atiga- 
hütM, ditparabüU, düpartibüis Tert., disputabilis Sen., dissipabilis 
(Beitr. I 8. a.), ^^ dissociabilis (act. Hör.), dissolubilis Gic, diuisi- 
bilU Tert., donibiUt, domabiJis p., donabilis Plaut., dubitabilis (acU), 
dueihilit, ductabili(ta8 Acc.), diirabilis act, ^^edibilUf effabilis, 
e/ficabüis uel -ciabilit a«t.» eftuibüis, etulabilü App., elanientabilis 
Cic, degibüig, eluctabilis Sen., emendabiiis Lia., ^^^emimbilU, eoarra- 
bilis Verg. et pA, enodabilis, eqaitabilis Gart, et pslt., errabüis aet,, 
erubescibüis, erudibüis, euitabilis Ou. Sen., exaequabüis, ezanimabi- 
liier Naeu., ^^ßxaudibüis {act.), excüabäis aet. C. Aar., ezcraciabi- 
lis act. Plaut., excasabilis Ou. pA, excussabili's Manil., exemplabüis, 
exereibüis act, G. Aur., exigtimabUis G. Aur., (exitiabilis), exoptabi- 
lis Plaut Sil., uoexorabilis (act. Val. Fi.), expetibiiis Sen., expla- 
eabüis, explanabiÜs Sen., explicabilis Plin., exprobrabilis, expugaa- 
bilis, ex«a^6tZt9, exsaturabilis Verg., exscreabiÜs Plin., ^^^exsecra- 
bilis (act. Liu.), wtpeetabüii, exitmguibüis, exsuperabilis (act.), ex- 
terminabilis, extrieabüis, /abrieabilii, faüibüis act, /amigtrabi 
lis, /astidibüU Tert, ^^/atigabüis Tert, (fauorabilis pA), >6WW/w 
act G. Aur., fingibüh G. Aur., flabilis acL, ilebiiis (act.), flexibilis, 
fiuxibü%$ aet, forabilis Plin , formabüis, ^^ {formicabüis C. Aur.), 
formidabilis, fra^tdabüis aet , frequentabilis, friabilis Plin , G. Aur., 
fruttrabÜis aet, fugtbüis, genernbilis act. Plin. all. (pass. Manil.), 
genitabilifl Lucr., germinabüis act, ^"^^ gestabüit, gignibilit, glome- 
rabilis Manil., gloriabilis, gradibüit, grauabilis aet G. Aur., gressibüig 
aet, gustabilit, habitabilis, hwnibüü act G. Aur., ^so |)QQorabi]ig^ 
honorificabilis, horribilis, horrifica bilis Acc. ap. Non., ttfc<a6t/ü, 
iaeulabilis p., ignobilis, ignorabilis, ignoseibilu, illacerabilis Sil., 
>^o illacriroabilis Uor. (act.), illaedibilis, ülaesibilia, illaetabilis p., 
iOamentabilit, iUatabüü Gell., illaudabilis Stat., cf. Gell. (II, 6, 17), 
üUtabilit, iUibabüu, iUieibilU aet, 3^ illocabilis Plaut., iUoquibüis, 
illuctabilit, üluminabilis, illuttrabilii act., imaginabüis, imitabilis, 
immaculabilit Aus., Aug. in ps. 140, 10 (si . . Dens . . immacula- 
bilis, si impenetrabilis) , immareetcibüis aet, immeabüit, ^^^ (imme- 
diabiliter), immedicabilis p., immemorabilis, immensibilis, 
imfMfUurabüig ^ imiuersabilis Hör., immiseibilis, immiserabilis Hör., 
immitigabilia C, Aur., immobilis, ^^ immundabüis Tert., immutabilis, 
impalpabilis, impartibilit, impartic%pabü%s,impat8Ütüis aet, (impai- 
sionabilie) , impatibilis iaet,) , impavsabilis act., impeceabüis aet, 
^^impenetrabilis Liu. et pA., impensibilis, imperabiliter act. Gato, 
impermeabilis , impermtUabilü , imperscrutabilis , imperspieabilis , imper- 
suasihüis, impertibilis, imperturbabüit , ^^ imperuestigabilit , im-petibüis 
gl., impetrabiiis (act.), implacabilis , implelnlu (act. G. Aur.), im- 
plorabilis Val. Fi., impoenitibilit, impopulabilitp mpartabüU^ im- 

3 



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possibilis Qaint., postt , o^t. Vulg. Sap., ^*^ impotabilit, imprasitabi' 
lit aet, impraeuarieabilii, imprentibilis QeU ^ impretiahüis, imj^TO- 
babilis pA, improerenbilii App., improdueibilis aet. (7), im^^olo- 
quibüü, impurgabÜii, ^^ impuiribüit aet., inahieondibüii, inaeeeptibi- 
lis, inaeeessibÜiM, inacetnabüü , inadducibüit, inadibiUi, inadulabUu 
Gell., inaequabilifl, inäequiparabüü , ^^ inaestimabiliB, inaggre$nbiUs, 
inagitabilis Sen., inalienabilis, inamabilis, inamissibilis, inam- 
plegibilis, inapprehemibiUst inappreUabUit, inapproximabüis, ^^inaspi- 
cabüit, inattingibilii, inaudibüit, inau&rtibüii A pp. A sei ., inauertibüis, 
inautpieabüii , ineapabiiis, ineamabüiM, ineesscibüis aet., ineüabäis {tet, 
^^ inclaudihilis, indaudieabiUs aet, inelautibüis , in-clinabilis, incli- 
nabilis Sen., incogitabilis aet. (pan.), ineognoseibüis, ineoinquina- 
bilis, incommsnsurabilis , ineommiseibüit Tert., *^ meommitnieabiUs, 
incommolabilis, incomparabilis pA, ineompcunbüis aet Tert, ine&m- 
peÜabüxB, ineomplebüis , incomprehensibiliB pA, ineoneeptibüis , ineon- 
cestibüii Tert.^ ineoneuleabilit, *^^ incon/utibilis, ineongelnbüis Gell., 
ineongre9sibüiM Tert., inconsolabilis Oaid., ineonspteabilU, ineonstabiUt 
aet, ineontummabilis, inconsumptibilis, ineontaminabüis, ineon- 
templabilis Tert., *^ ineont&mptibüii Tert., ineorUradieib^ Tert., in- 
eontreetabilis , incontrittabilis, ineonueraibüis , ineonuertibüis, 
ineonuineibilis, ineonuulsibilis, i (m-eorporabüit), ineorrepti- 
bilit, *^ ineorrigibilis, ineorruptibüii, inereabilis, incredibilis ("a«!.^, 
ineulpabüit, tneunetabüis oet, ineurabilis, ineuruabüis, inetASabilit Tert., 
indagabüii aet., **^ indeeeptibüis , indeeibili(i^') aet., indeclinabilis 
Sen. pstt., indecorabiliter Acc. , indefatigabiJis Sea., inde/eetibüiter, 
tndeJUbüii, inde/lexibilis, indelebilis Quid., indenumstrabÜit, *^in- 
demuiabüis, mdepreeabüit Gell, gl., indeprehentibilit , mdeterminabäii 
Tert., indetribilis, indieabüi» aet. C. Aar. (paas. Gassi od.), indieibi- 
lit, indigettibüü , indirumpibilis, indiseernibilit, *^indiseit- 
sibilis, indüeriminabüit , indüetunbiUi , inditpertibilis, indisptUa- 
bütM, indiuecabüiM, indistimulabüit Gell., indistoeiabüi» , indissoJubiÜs, 
indistuatibüis, *'*^ indiuitibüu , indoeibüit, indomabilis, indomtnabüit, 
indomitabilii, indorfnitabilU aet, indubitabilis Quint. (-ter aet.), 
induetiibilis G. Aar., ineffabilis Plin. palt., inef/igiabüis TeTi.y *^inef- 
fugibüis, ineloquibilis , ineluctabilis Verg. et pA, ineluibüis, ine- 
mendabilis pA, inemeribilit Tert., inemigrabilit, inenarrabilis 
Liu. et pA, inenatabilii Tert., inenodabilis, *^ inentMUiabüis, ioequi- 
tabilis OarU, in&rrabUii aet, inerwnpibüis , iMuineibilii, itieuitabilis 
pA, tneuolubiHt , ineuuliibüis, inexcesiibiliter ctet, inexcitabilis 
Sen., '^ mexcogitabüis , ioezcosabilis Hör. Quid., pstt, inexerciiabiU$, 
inexinanibilis , inexUtiinabilis (mextimabüis) , (inexitiabilit), 
inexaptabüis , inexorabilis, inexpedibüis , inexperibilis, ^^^inexpia- 
bilis, mexplaeabüit, mexplanabüis^ iaezplebilis, inezplicabilis, ine*' 



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plorabilit, inexpngDabilis , inezputabilis Col., inexiaHabüit , inex- 
taturabüii, *^ inexicrutabilu, iMzaecrabtUt, inexsolubilis , inezBtinguibi- 
lis Varr. Scrib., pstt., inezstirpabilis Plin., inezsuperabiJis Lia. et 
pA, inexUrminabilit , inextribüit, inextricabilis Verg. Plin., inextrin- 
$seabüu Thom. thes. insolobllis, ^^in/allibüit aet., wfasdnahüit, 
in/astidibüiM , infatigabilis pA, (in/auorabiUs) , infigurahUU, inßnibilis, 
in/itiabilis, it^büis (act G. Aar.), inflezibilis pA, '^^ in/ormabi' 
lit Tert., tn/ormidabüis, in/renabilia, ingenerabilit, ingestabilis 
Plin., ingostabilis Plin. (act), in-habitabilis, inhabüabüis, inhonora- 
hüis Tert., inimitabilis pA, ^^ inineutabÜü , ininitiabilis, inintelU' 
gibilü, inintentibüis, ininterpretabüis , ininuentibilü Tert. , ininu€9tig<ün- 
Ut Tert., inirascibilit, initiabilit, innabilis Oaid., *^ innarrabÜis, 
mnaseibüit act., inaaoigabilis Lia., irmominabilis, inDumerabilis , in- 
nutribüia acL C. Aar., inobdormibüis acL, inoblUerabüis, inobteurabilis 
Tert., inobseerabilii aet., ^""^ mobsern^biiis ^ inoffensibüis , mopina- 
büit, inoptabüit App., inorabills Acc, inordmabilüer , insanabilis, 
insatiabilis, insatorabilis, imerutabüis, ^^ insecabilis pA, inteetabüts 
gl. ärfiLTjTo^j inseedbüis Beda, iasedabiliter Lucr. (-» gl.), imeduei- 
bilis, inseneseibüis aet,, insennbüis (aet), ioBeparabiliB pA, inserabi' 
UUr, imieeabüit, *^ imignifieabütt , insociabilis Lia. et pA, ioBolabi- 
liter Hör., insolabilis pA, insopibüis, intpecta-büis Geil., intperabi- 
lis Amm., Dict. Epbem. I, 20, »iatpr. Iren lil, 20, 1*, in-stabilis act., 
insuadibilii, insubuertibilis , ^^intufferibilit , intuUabüit aet., 
InBaperabiÜB , insupportabilii, inmspieabüii (aetj), intuttentabüis, 
intuttinibilis , intaminabilii , intellectibilie , intelligibiliB 
Sen., postt., ^^^ intemerabiUt, intenibilit, in- tennbilit, in-tentabüis, in- 
tereinptibilit Tert, irUer/eetibtUt aet., interibüis act, interminabüis, 
interpretabUu, inteBtabilis (aet), ^^intitubabilis act,, ititolerabilis 
(act. Afr.), iatrabilis Lia., intractabiÜB Verg. Sen. pstt., intrantgressibi' 
lit, intrannbÜit, intransmsabiUs, inturbabilit, inueotabilis, inuen- 
dibiÜB Plaat., ^^(inueniabilit),inuenibilis, in-uersabiliSfin-uer- 
tibilit, inii&rtibüii, inusstigabilis Lact., in-uestigabüis Tert., inuincilibi' 
2ü,inaioIabiIi8('-tor^, iaaisibilis Gels., pBtt., ^^inuitabüis aet- Gell , gl., 
inuitiabüi», inuttuperabHiM , in-uolubilis, inaulnerabilis Sen , irasdbi- 
Us aet, (irrationabilis) , irreeettibüis aet,, irrecitabilis , irreeoneilia- 
bilit, ^^irrecordabilit, irreeuperabHü Tert., irreetaabilit, irreddiMUs, 
irreformabHU Tert, irre/ragabilit , irre/renabüii , irre/utabilit, 
irregibüii, irregrstnbilis , ^^irremeabilis p., irremediabilis Plin., 
irremitsibHit , irremunerabüis App., gl., irreparabilis, irreposeibilit, 
irrepreheMibüis , irreprobabilis , irrequiebilis Scrib. , irresittibüit, 
^10 irretolubüis, irreapirabüit Tert., irre^aetabilit, irreuocabilis, irre- 
uolubilit, irrittbüit, irritabilis, irrumpibiUs, iterabiUs Tert., iudi- 
cabüit (aet,), '^iugabüit aet., iuuabüis aet., laeereibiUi, lacrimabilis 



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p, pstt, laesibilii aet, laetabilis, lamentabilis (act.), lampabi- 
lii aet., latrabüis act,, laadabilis, ^^Ugibüu, letabüis acL, leuabüis 
C. Aar., liqtiabüU, liiabüis, lueibüis act, lucrificabilis act. Plaut^ 
luctificabilis Pacuo., ludificabilis act. Plaut, litttrabüis, ^«»maetabi- 
ÜB act. Locr., maeulabilis, manabilis act. p., mandueabilii, mar- 
eeecibüis, meabilis act. (past.), medibilis Fest, gl. (läai/w^), medi- 
cabilis (act.), memorabilis , memurabiUs, ^^^ mercabilis Ou., i(mere- 
trieabüis), minabüiter aet.^ minitabiliter act. Pacuu. Acc, mirabilia, 
miserabilis, miatibiUa, mütgabüUer aet. C. Aar., mobilia, moderabi- 
lis Ca., ^^^modulabilis Calp., monstrabilis Plia. , monstrificabilis 
act.? Lacil., monubüis aet., moiabiUs, muUi/orabili$, maltipiicabilis, 
mutabilis, narrabilis Oa., nateibüia aet., "^^natabüit aet., (naturabi- 
Us App.), i(nau/ragabili8), nauigabiÜB (act.), nauseabüig aet. 
G. Aar., netcibiUs, nexibüis, nobilis, noeibüis aet., nodabilii aet, 
^*^nominabUi8, noseibüis, notabilis, oamerabilis p. , (nuptiabäis), 
nutabüis aet. App., nutribüit aet. C. Aar., oblectabilis aet (sapra 
p. 13), obsequibHia aet Qell., gl., obseraabilis pA, ^^odibilis 
Acc, recc, odordbüi», ofenaibüis aet,, operabilis aet., opinabi- 
Hb, optabiÜB , orabilis, ordinabüis, ottmtabüit, palpabüis, ^^pa- 
rabilis, pareibüis, partibüis, partieipabilis, passibüis aeU, (pai' 
sionabilis), patibilis (act.), pattsabilis aet., G. Aar., penetrabilis 
(act.), pensabüis, "^"^ pentibüis , pereapabüit aet, pereeptibüü (acL), 
pereipibüU, pereuitibüü aet. C. Aar., perdibilis, perdurabiUs aet., 
perü&hüiSy permeabüis, permirabüis, ^^permutabüis, (perniciablliB pA), 
perpetrabilii Tert., perpetuabilii inscr. Neap. (ed. Momms.) 4342, 
perplezabilis Plaat., perprobabüu, perserutabüii aet., perseuerabilit 
aet. G. Aur., intpr. Iren., perspieabüü (aet.), perspicibilis Vitr., 
^^persuasibiÜB act. pA, p^rtranfibüis , peruagabüis aet., (pestibüis), 
petibilif, piabiliB Ou., placabilis (act.), placibüü act., plaimabüit, 
plausibilis, ^^ pleetibilü (p\eeto ^ nXi^amo) , pleetibiUs (nAexro^) j plo- 
rabilis PerB,, Glaud. , pollucibiliter (-ü), (pompabüis) , ponderabüit, 
pppalabilis act. Quid., porrigibilis, portabüit, poBsibilis Quint., 
pOBtt., potabüis, praeeonspieabilia, praedicabiÜB , prae/oeabüis 
aet. G. Aur., praehonorabüis, (praeiudiciabüiter), praeoptabüit, praesta- 
bilis act., precabüis aet., probabilis, ^^proereabüit aet., produeibi- 
lif, proieetibüis, pfoleeHbüit aet., pronuntiabüit, properabüis aeU Tert., 
propitiabiÜB Enn., (proportionabüiter) , prouectibüis , prouocabilis G. 
Aar., ^^pudibilis, pugnabüii, purgabiliB PJin., putreteibilis act., 
putribüis aet., quassabilis Lucan. (act. 0. Aur.), (rationabilis pA), 
receptabüis act, receptibüis (aet), recordabüis , ^*^ recreabUis aet,, rceu- 
tabilit Tert, recussabilis G. Aar., reflabüis act G. Aar., re/orma- 
bilis, refutabüis, regibilis, remeabiÜB act Stat, patt, remediabüii 
act, rememarabüis, ^^ remi$9ibilig (act C. Aur.), remutabiUt, rena- 



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ieibiU(jku), reparabilis, r^peddbüii aet, r^ptreunibüi» ctet C. Aar., 
rtpUeabü^, reprehmtibüit, reprobabilit, reptibüit aet, ^^^repudia- 
bilii, reieeabOit, rsierabilis (ut,, retolubilia, resonabilis aet. Ouid., 
reipirabüis^ reatibilis, reuincibiUs Tert, reuocabilis Oa., reuolubilis 
id., ^'^^rigabiUs Thom. Thes. p. 498 Mai., rüibüit {aeL\ roborabi- 
liter aet, rotabiUs, rudibüü (rudere) aet. Thom. Tbes. p. 498, ru- 
gibiUs (ragire) aet Thom. p. M)5, itaerabüiter) ^ sanabilis Qaet C 
Anr.)) »atiabiUt (a^.)i taturabüis aet. gloss. , ^^teibüis, eciseibüie, 
$ersabüis, {seripturabilit') ^ serutabüu, seulptibüit^ seeabüis, iedibilii, 
teduribüis, teduetibilis , ^*<^ sensibilis pA iaet.)y (sentuabiUter)^ 
aeparabilis Cic. , Aug., sepelibilis Plant., seruabilis Ou., teseibüit» 
eieeabiUt aet. C. Aar., significabilis aet. Varr., timplieahüit, sociabi- 
]i8 Lia. et pA, ^^solubüie (^aet C. Aar.), sonabilis aet. Oa., sopi- 
bilis Thom. p. 539, spectabilis, speculabilis Stat., sperabilis Plt., 
spirabilis (aet. PHn.), spoliabilie, stabilis aet., stemibüu Thom. 
p. 056, ^''^'^ sttpabüit, etran^ulabüit Tert., ttruetibilit, suadibilis (aet.), 
iuaeibilis aet., tubiseHbüis, iubmtUabil4s , s%^>risibiliter Thom. p. 557, 
»ufj/labiUs, tvffoeabüU aet C. Aar. , ^^iulcabüit, saperabilis Lia. et 
pA, superlaudabüii, tuseeptibilis aet, suspieabüis, tastentabüis, tabifica- 
bilis aet. Aec, tangibüü, tardabüit aet Tert., temerabüis, ^^^temnibi- 
Ue, temperabilie, tensibüis, tenuabilis aet. C. Aar., terminabüis, 
terribilis aet , teHabilis aet Gell., tolerabilis (aet. Col.), (tonibrua- 
bilis), traetabilis, ^^tradueibilit, transfigurabüis Tert., trans- 
grestibilis (?), tramibilie aet, tranimeabüis, triplabüie, triptica- 
büis, (triumphabilis')^ uagabüis aet. Thom. p. 620, uaporabUis 
ib. p. 614, ^^uariabilis, uastabüi» Thom. p. 616, ueetabilis Sen., 
uegetabüis aet., aendibills, aenerabilis, (ueniabilis), aerberabiJis Plt., 
nersabilis pA, uertibilis, *^uertibilis, uestigabilit, ueteabUü 
{aet C. Aar.), uibrabtUs, oigilabilis aet. Varr., aincibilis (aet\ 
aiolabilis p., uisibilis aet. Plin. {pass. postt.), uitabilis Oa., Arn., 
Non. p. 30a, uitiabüis (aet C. Aar. tard. II, 7, 110), ^v)(uUreabüiM 
Thom. p. 628), aitaperabilis (I s. a.), uhdabüü, {umbrabilit'), 
{uoeabüit Gell.), oolabilia, (uolupt^bilis Plt.), twrabüis Thom. p. 
611, uturpabüis Tert., otibilis pr., »«o uulnerabilis Sen. ep. 82, 24, 
aet. C. Aar.*). 



9) Fosmnam pgg. 1 — 36 typis exscriptae erant (abhino tres moases) , adinneni- 
mu apvd leriptores haec lexieis addenda: fricabilis, inauvlsibilü r(ece.)i incnnibilii r., 
iagr«BubiUs r. , irrnmabiliter (iiid. Erg&nz. s. lat. Lex. III s. an.); e Thoos. Thes. latia. 
(Clais. aaett e Vatie. eodd. ed. Mai. t. VIU) enotaaimas (recc. videlicet omnia centenda) : 
adaqnabilis (pag.) 11 (MaL), adaortibilis 200, amaricabilis 36, andabili« 26, artabili« 7, 
aactoriBabilia 36, auxillabilis 36, ooercibUis 9, eondonabilU 164 , cooperabilis 391, corrigi- 
bUis 494, deflorabilis 200, fraagibUii 222, gestibilis 250, haasibUis 271, inarabUls 19, | 

inatiflcabilis 281. laedibilia 811, locnplebilis 316 et 327, ladibilia 308, mandibUis 336, ' 

4 



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in 

Laterculut aduerUorva in •Um (•sin). 

Ils, qaae recentioribns e fontibns sunt , r. adseripsimns ; si qaae de Thomae Theraaco 

aovo latinitatis aaae prinrnm prolata, attmeram in naeis saperadiaclmu, qni est pafinae 

tomi VIII Claasicoram anetoxaa e VatieaaiB codd. editorom oavnate A. Maio. 

accumulatim r. (46), aceraatim, acutim r. , admerobratim r., 
admixtim r. (346), aduersim r., adumbratim Lucr. , affatim, af- 
flictim r., ^^ aggeratim r. , aggregatiai r. (254 al.), agminatim r., 
alternatim pr(isc.)« amatim r. (43), amplexim r. (59 al.), angula- 
tim r. , annnatim r. , anseratim r. (Charis.)^ anxiatim r. (16 al.), 
'^arctitn r. (7), arcaatim pA, argntim r., arreptim r. (503), arti- 
culatim, artuatim r., asciatim r. (13), aspersim r. (548), assulatim 
pr., assultim pA, ^oaucUm r. (27), bacchatim r, binatim r., boua- 
tim Nigid., breuiatim r., caesariatim. r, caesim, caesuratim r., 
calculatim r. (89), cameratim r. (8), ^^^canaliculatim pA, canatim 
Kigid., cancelJatim pA, capitulatim Nep. Plin., carptim, castella- 
tim LiQ. PI., catenatim r. (569), cateruatim, caaernatim r. , caa- 
tim pr., '^'celatim pr., celeratim (?), centuriatim, certatim, certimr., 
cessim, ciDctim r. (130, 147), circulatim pA, citatim, coaceraatim r., 
^Goactim r. , cocbleatim r., cognominatim r., coloratim r. (441), 
columbatim r., colambulatim, commixlim r. , compactim r. (448), 
compressim r. (425), concatenatim r. (569), ^conceptim r., concin- 
natim r. (86), coDcretirar. (101), confertim, confestim, conflatim r., 
coofasim, congestim r. , conglobatim r. , conglomeratim r., ^con- 
gregatim r. , coniunciim, consensim r. (4 i. consentieoter), con- 
sertim r. (130 al.), consociatim r., constrictim r. (264), consaetim r. 
(536), consummatim r., contemptim, contextim pA, ^continuatimr., 
conuectim r. (614), conuersim r. , copulatim r. , corrasim r. (504), 
corrosim r. (502), cumulatim r. (123 al.), cunctatim r. (148 i. om- 
nino), cunctim r., cuneatim, *°^curiatlm, cursim, curuatim r. (8), 
coepidatim pA, datatim pr., decariatim r. , decarsim r, (92, 181), 
decussatim pA, deditim r-, dedaciim r. , i^^diatim r. (dies), dida- 
tim r. , digestim r., digressim r. (4), dilaniatim r. (565 al.), di- 
rectiin r., direptim r. (503), disceptim r., discerptim r., discissim r. 



mendicabUis 346, moIcibiliB 345, aabUis 869. aotificabilis 873, paeabllis 442, plaadibilii 
461, praedabUis 450, praesamptibilis 543, rofra^abilis 228; — deniqne praetennissa fb- 
iase a nobis nnne animadaertimas : (aeqoibilii r.), explabilis r. , gnberaabilis , insaatibf- 
li(taa} r., — 081—1019 (rece. 701—36). Itom in -iuna ftnitomm latercnlum (p. 26— 31) 
•nbinserenda lant : cognatiuus (Erg. III s. u.), gnbernatinns (ib.), inslnnatinns (D : Paralip. 
s. a.), aerotiatiue (Er;. III). — et de Tbom. Thesauro: admixtinas (p.) 58, compauiaas 
440, despectiQQs 524, prosicinaa 529, quantitations 488, secatiuas 558, Bpiratinns 518, 
emnia reec. (849—359). 



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(565), *>^di8eretim r., diseriminatim , discarsim r., disertim pr., 
disinnedin r. , dispersim, diBsectim r. (530), dissipatim r (551), 
distinctim r., diBtribatim r. , ^^diuisim r. , dolatim r., domeatica- 
tim r., dubitatim pr., dactim, efilictim pr. et App., effusim r. (4), 
elimatim r. (318), emicatim r., enizim pr., ^^o eoadeatim r. , ex- 
aggeratim r. (194 al.), ezcerptim r., ezpertim r. (195 al.), expres- 
aim r., expolsim, exquiBitim, exBaJtim Uor. , fartim r., faBceatim 
pA, >M fauillatim r., feBtiDatim pr., fictim r. (208), figuratim r., 
£latim Lucr., fistalaUm r., fluctuatim pr., floxim r. (173), follitim 
pr., fornicatim pA, >^ fortunatim pr., fractim r. (145 al.), fruBta- 
tim, froBtillatim pr., furatim pr., fnrtim, fuBim r., geminatim r., 
generatim, geDicalatim pA, >^glebatim r., gJobatim r., glomera- 
tim r., glutinatim r., gradatim, graecatim r. , granatim r., grana- 
tim, gregatim, guttatim pr., ^®<>han8tiui r. (271), humarim r. (266), 
bumectim (-ctatina) r. (286), imbricatim pA, immensuratim r., 
immixtim r., inciBim, incnlpatim r., incurBim pr., indefessim r., 
1*^ indiscreUm r., indiBcriminatim , indisianctim r. , indnbitatim r., 
inordinatim r., ioteratim pr., interdaatim pr., iteratim r. (171), 
iogeratim pA, iunctim, ^<^inxtim, laciniatim r., laniatim r. (145), 
lapsim r. (300), lineatim r. , liratim pA, maculatim r., manipula- 
tim, maurieatim Laber., meatiin r., 'i^membratim, memoratim r., 
mensatim pA, micatim r. (359), minaatim r., minutatim, minatim, 
mixtim Lucr., moderatim id., moratim r., ''^^morsicatim pr. , roa- 
cronatim r., münicipadm r. , mDricatim pA, mutuatim r. (33 et 
362), neglectim r., nexim r. (372), nodatim r. (360), nominatim, 
noBtratim pr. , ^^Dotatim r. (337), nnncupatim r., natatim et na- 
tim r. (376), occuitatim et occultim r. , oculstim r., offatim pr. 
oneratim r. (269), oppidatim Suet., ^^ orbiculatim pA, ordinatim, 
osBatim (oBsim) r. (387), OBBiculatim pr., OBtensim r. (571), ostia- 
tim, oaatim r. (396), pagatim Liu., palliolatim pr. , partiatim r., 
'^particulatim, partitim (?) r., passeratim r. (Charis.), pasBim, 
paulatim, paululatim r., paaxillatim pr., pectinatim pA, pedatim 
pA, pedepressim pr. (Non. p. 19^), '^pedetentim, peratim pr., 
perditim pr., permixtim, permutatim r., perplexim pr., perBpectim 
r. (524), persirictim r., perunctim r. (606), pexim r., ^^pictim r. 
(441), pilatim, pluuiatixn r. (173), ponderatim r., populatim pr., 
poBtuIatim r. (464 al.), praefeBtinatim pr., praesertim, praeBtrictim 
r., praeBtructim r., ^^'preBsim r., priuatim, prolatatim r., promp- 
tim r., properatim pr., propriatim r., propritim Lucr., prouincia- 
tim r., pulsim r., panctatim r., ^^^ponctim, qaadratim r., quadra- 
pedatim r., raptim, rasim r. (503), receasim pr., reflexim r., re- 
gionatim Lia. Säet., regulatim r., reiteratim r. (188), ^^ remotim r. 
(333), restrictim pr., reticulatim r., retroaersim r., reaersim r., 
rimatim r., riuatim r., rixatlm r. (504), rosim r. (502), rotatim r., 



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3'Onictim r. (500), mptim r. (496), rusticatim pr., salfebratim r., 
saltatim r., saltim, saltaatim pr., scissim r. , seriptim r. (546 al.), 
Bcropalatitn pA, ^aogcnlptim r. (552), secretim r., sectim r. (529), 
segregatim r., seinnctim. semotim r., sensiiu, eeparatim, septim r. 
(518), Bequestratim r., ssogeriatim r. (42 et 521), serratim Vitr., 
sessim r. (540), sigillatim (sigillnm) r. (531), Bignatim r., singil- 
latim et singnlatim, singultim, sociatim r. (262), Bolitatini r., 
>^<>8o1utim r., Bparsim r. , speciatim r. , squamatim pA, Btatim, 
BtillatiiD, Btipatim r. (2, 141 al), Btrictim, Btractim r. (534), Baa- 
Um (sub) Nig., 350BQQtim (buus) r., Bubalternatim r., Babmissim r., 
BnbBultim r., Buceinctim r. , Bummatim, BuppreBSim r. (425 al.)« 
Busurratim r. , Byllabatim, tabulatim r. , ^ao tactim r., taxim pr., 
temporatim r., tenBim r. (570), teBsellatim r., testatim pr., tolutim 
pr., tornatim r., tractim, transcursira r. , 370(p2^|,g|,g|.3JQ] ^^ tribo- 
tim, triuialim r., trochleatim r., truncatim r., tiiatim pr., tomula- 
tim r. (576), tumultaatim r., turbatim r. (577), turmatim, ^'^ta- 
sim r. (572), uariati-m r., liberum, uellicatim pr., uermicalatim r., 
uestratim r., nicatim (oicus), oicatim (uicee) r., uicisBatim pr, 
uicissim, ^^uiritim, niBceratim pr., umbratim r. , unciatim, uada- 
tim pA, uniuerBatim r., uniaeraim r., uocatim r. (616), uolatim r., 
urbanalim pr., urceatim pA, *°*u8itatim r. (603), — recc. CCXtVIl*) 

(6IV2W. 



IT 

Peculii uocabularit 

Annaeani 

breuiarium. 

Voeabalonm, qaonim L. Aiiaaeam Sanaoani auetorem habcmos ant nnieam 
aat not qaidcm antiquiulmam . per singula fletnrae genen tarno« descripaimns ordinos, 
p r I m u m ooram, qnae aingalaria esse nidentnr Senecae, socundum eornm. qaae apad 
recc. demam denao inueninntur scriptores, t e r t i n m eoram, qaae apad alios qnoque p r i m i 
post Octaniani Augnsti exeeisvm b e c n I i scriptores exstant , sed Seneca posteriores ant 
tempore, quo nixenint (at Tacit. , Säet., ceteriqne Domitiani Traianiqne temporum), ant 
oerte tempore, quo scripserunt (ut Plin. historiam aatttralem). Qnartnm deaiqve tertio 
•nbianximas ordinem ceterarum nocnm, qxias Seneca com secali sai scriptoribus commi- 
nes habet, Us nimimm , quos ante ipsam (ot Seneca pater, Voll. Paterc.) ant per eadem 
fere tempora, C Caesaris. Clandii, Neronis, flomisse constat («t Celsns, Patron , 4 Colna.). 



7) Qaorom sexaginta quinqne , nett, antem tri^inta (in snmma 95 = 2S, 7 pCt.) 
exemplis ia^^Ies formas innenio adesse in -e (aat certe — na. 197 et 284 — in -0} 
expressas, ut tnnt ■. c. fraete, fnte, glomerate, paaate» iacise, iacalpate. 



— 41 — 

Per singiilot ordisM M. Ana. Lncani, qni fntrü Senecaa lUiiu fnit, pecuUarM qoa*- 
eirnque iniieaiebantor aocea interposnlmus in [ ]. Distinximos fer« ordines primam a 
aecnado oztYß'n ßi<fTQ ( ' ««candnm a tertio unzoOTtyßfj obcloqae ( , — ) , tertinm a 
qaarto ortYß'K ß^trn ®^ obelo ( ; — ) , sicubi tamea opus esse oidebatnr , Biglü a b c d 
Qsi. Ceternm qaaecnnqxie Seneca praeeunte aut poeta aat aliquo soporioram nBurpauit» 
sine rariora Biue ipse freqaentiui oxemploae posteris, neluti praeennte Linie o. e. cos- 
troneniosus , flaetnatio (dial. IX, 1, 17 al.)> imaginarias, inenarrabiliB , iatenasci (diaL 
VII, 9. 9), Vergiiio e. c iasertare, intractabilis , irreparabilis, post Ho rat. e. c. re- 
miacere, imprimi« aatem malta Ouidio sno auctoro, nt astapere, concanare (apocoL 
4, 3j. cothamatas, eaitabills, inebseniatas, renocabilis (etiam Here. far. 56S;, — ea om- 
nia ceteraque ad scriptoris isgeniom eloqoiique natnram pemoseeadam pertinentia eoa- 
qnirere ac componere raperaedimas, imo stadiose missa fecimas. Noa ealm de Senecae 
nsa nerbomn, sed de Saaeca usus tempornm teste hie agitar. 

Nomina in -tio (-Bio): arietatio, didactio, excauatio, * ex- 
portatio, falgaratio, falminatio, laaiatio, epissatio, succussio, ^<^8ul- 
furatio, traneportatio ; i> adaersatio, afflictio, coaimigratio (HI), 
dep]oratio (Tert., Ambr. in ps. 37, 1, id. poen. II, 10, 93), diffu- 
sio (ind. s. u.)i diruptio (I), discassio, diualsio, ^^ duplicatio, eli- 
sio, euaporatio (III), exsolutio (V), inten tatio (III), mendicatio 
(I), modificatio, accursio (V), orbatio, perscratatio (I), ^opraesta- 
tio, reformatio, refrenatio (I), repercussio (III), scratatio (etiam 
Aug. in ps. 63, 15), uagatio, uellicatio (III), ulceratio (III et 
Bop. p. 24), — eaceruatio, auersatio ep. 97, 16 al., <*^ circam- 
litio, comperendinatio , computatio, conflagratio , conglobatio 
(III), discursatio, euagatio (I), enitatio, exundatio (V), ^^^hebetatio, 
iacnlatio, ^imprecatio, iniectio, inundatio, murmuratio, offensatio, 
oscitatio (V), palpitatio (V), praesumptio, procalcatio, suffoca- 
tio, ^uaporatio, uectatio dial. IX, 17, 8, uerminatio; — <> coe- 
natio Nat. qau. IV, 13, 7, dial. I, 4, 9 al., * collectio t. t. med., 
coUactatio, concussio, congelacio (V), consummatio, conuersatio 
dial. IX, 3, 7 et saep., '^destillatio, eiuratio, exploratio (V), ex- 
secntio (et. Sen. contr. VII pr. 2), exBultatio, exulceratio, finitio, 
gestatio ep. 29, 6 et saep., inspectio, intensio (ind. s. u.), ^mo- 
dnlatio dial. X, 12, 4 (bis), multiplicatio, numeratio ep. 26, 8 al., 
positio, praecipitatio, propinatio, refectio dial. IX, 17, 6, sparsio, 
sudatio, Buffossio, ^suffusio ep. 85, 5 al. , Buppuratio, uereatio, 
ultio. 

• tus (-bub), üb: miratuB, u ep. 94, 56, propulsus, u; anteces- 
sus, US ep. 7, 10, 118, 1 al., [populatus, us], — aifrictus, u, attri- 
tuB, US, 1^° caelibatuB, üb, circumactas, u ep. 70, 23 al. , dispectus, 
HB dial. IV, 10, 1 al. (VI n. 12), incuBsuB, u, inflexus, üb, profatus, 
n, relatns, üb (Aug. serm. 19, 6: relata fratrum fideliam ista nun- 
tiantur), repercnssus, us (V) ; — inspectus, us ep. 92, 6, intellectus, 
US ep. 121, 19, 124, 8 al., i^*' transcursus, us Ben. V, 6 al., trans- 
latus, US. 



- 42 — 

-tor (-6or), -rix: arrisor, arrosor, * coctor trnsl. i. deeoctor 
B. IV, 26, 3 al. (propr. Petr., postt.), ezprobratrix, [fuscator], 
irritator, nauseator, stabilitor, sabministrator, ^^aomitor; compa- 
tator (III), [celator: cf. III 8. u.], dispositor (III), exprobrator 
(ind. 8. u.), [baustor] , inspector, institator, ordinator (I), spica- 
lator (A p. 84), i^o^gaicator Phars. IV, 588], tractator, uaetatrix, 
— affectator (V), aeneator, fabulator ep. 122, 15, litigator dial. X, 
20, 2 al., fmutator VIII, 854 al.], pacator, [*portitor i. portator 
Phars. IV, 57 Hellst , id quod referunt Col. p. et Mart. , '*<»8cruta- 
tor V, 122 al.]; — admirator, formator ep. 65, 19 al. (III), inter- 
emptor, Dotor, obeeruator (Sea. contr. II, 12, 8), professor dial. 
X, 7, 3 (aliarum artium), VII, 26, 7 (uirtutis), uestigator. 

• iura (-sara): coDciliatura, dilatura, ''^^ iosectura (?); .., — 
caelattira ep. 5, 3, concisara, scissura; — coctara ep. 90, 33, con- 
ditara ep. 84, 4 al. , politara, pressora N. Q. III, 15, 7 al. (La- 
can. „IX, 808**^), sartara, suspensura. 

'mentunn (-inen; -or): '^coaci tarnen tum, initiamenta, mol- 

limentum ; honestamentum (dehonestameDtnm Sall. fr. »11., inh- Gneelu fr., 

App). — nutrimentum sing. (V), piamentnm, [spiramen Phars. II, 
183, X, 247]; — caplllamentum, daramentum , loculamentum, 
^^^ spissamentuiD, sternu tarnen tum; mar cor. 

'las (et -tudo): . . ; ^ parcitas (P. Syr. sent. spur. 218, Hier, 
ep. 54, 8, all. recc), -> * aequanimitas ep. 91, 18 al., enormitas, 
opacitas, rotunditas (V), toruitas; — sinceritas, ^^^sobrietas dial. 
IX, 17, 9, uernilitas; epissitndo. 

-ia: .., b displicentia (Non. p. 260« minutia, — circamstan- 
tia, essentia ep. 58, 6 (auctoritatem Ciceronis et Papir. Fabiani 
secutas; — cf. III), substantla ep. 58, 15 al.; — uafritia; -iam: 
delicium ep. 12, 3. 

-o masc. : "^dunio; -go: d uitiligo. 

-t«« (-ins), 'uluBf 'bra, -bundus: oaaseabnpdns (bis), repta- 
bundus (gloss.), ructabundus, satagius; — ^ [confragus], dedecorns 



8) Cf. 889, 366, 461, 466, praeterqae n. e. angnalare dial. xn, 11, 3 al. , Lnoaa. 
IV, 827, Y, 233 al., elFenu ep. 88, 7, dem. I, 17, 4 <el tfg.), Lac VI, 780, * flallor i. 
koxisoa „N. Q. V, 17", Luc. IX, 496, fnscare N. Q. II. 40, 3 et 6, Luc. X, 185, lactatiu, 
US „d. VI, 11, 3". Lue. Vin. 761, iatrepidus d. II. 12, 2 et >aep. (et tre;.). Lue. V, 658, 
VI, 219 al. , laasare ep. „68, 13" al . Luc. VIII, 404, IX, 296 al. , (Mannariens q. Afriea- 
avt Agam. 776 et Here. Oet. 1061, Lue. HI, 298, VI, 309, SIL), mirator d. VIL 8, 8, 
Lqc. IX, 807, 961 (miratriz .Hippel. 700", Luc. IV, 656. Jan.), moiBtrator d. VI, 25, % 
Lac IX, 979, praemordere .dem. I, 5*, Lac. VI, 568, X, 446, praeponderare .dem. L 
2 ex." al., Luc. VI, 603, reparabiÜB .ep. 1, 3 al.", Lue. X, 429, *Beqaeator ,d. XII, 12, 
5" (poblicae grratiae) al., Loc. .X, 472" (pacis), (tquamlf^r .Med. 688, Lacaa. IX« 709"> 
•tridolo« .ep. 56", Luc. VII, 475, VIII 804 al. 



— 43 — 

ep. 90, 26 ^dedecoros corporis motus* (cf. Plaut Bacch. 1201 Ritschl 
et Fleckeis.), pagulus II, 317, III, 743, IV, 821, VII, 182, 644, 
IX, 264 al.], retrograduBj — ^^sabola, uertebra. 

-bilii: epim. II, nr. 188, 208, 233, 394, 444, 644 (d. II, 3, 3 
et saep.), (635], 952, aio980 et (omissum 1. 1.) gubernabilis; b 69, 
116, 231 (Boeth. Ar. Top. 1, 4 al.), 442, 499 (III), 609, 836, 848, 
— c 251, 633 (ep. 65, 7 al.), 593, 749 (V), 958; d 355 (ep. 75^ i2), 
580 (ep. 118, 17), 890; -Tlis: ^ tooBilis. 

'iuuii epim. I, 345; »»100, »»168 (I), 318 (ep.94, 16 al.), - c66. 

-ieius: perpesBieius „ep. 104, 27 ^Socratem perpessiciam ee- 
nem* al., postalaticiiis (gl.), — ° collactieias, iouecticias^); -- -az: 
« [bellaz]. 

-orius: monitorius, '^'^postalatorius, Budatorium s. dial. VII, 
7, 3 al.; opertorium, perfusoriuB, — decretorius (Plin. XVII, 2, 
11 al.), luBoriuB (ep. 48, 8 et saep.); — repositorium, teztorius. 

-aneui (-oneuB): atterraneuB (cf. Bubterraneus K. Q. III, 16 
et Baep.), tentaneuB gN. Q. II, 49 Fick^(77?. dent.), — opraesenta* 
Ileus ep. 95, 25; — ^ erroneus (V); -inus: * cißterninus. 

'Osui: i> DubilosuB (V), ^^ BapercilioBUB, — guloBus; — aern- 
glnoBUB, aluminoBUB, nozioBus, pumicosus, ^^purulentus. 

• alit (-aris): ^ D aun. 85, nr. 45 (et in-), 85, — c ib. epim. I, 
323, 362, 363. 



9) Adleotiua verbaliain -icins expressa, qnotqvot adhne eoUegimns, iafra oompo« 
snimiui /"qnae reee. sunt, earainii litoranim fOrmis distinota>: 

acinaticiMy addiliciu», adepticiiu Thom. Thes. (p.j 39, adiecticius, admixti- 
chu Th. 58, adofltaticias, adneeticins flUj, adaenticiiu {et 37, S2J , atgrotaticius , '* a/- 
fectiäiciusy afftctleias, afflaticiaSy agnaticiuSy alleuaticiuSy arrepticiuSy aBcripüeins, 
assimttlaticiusy caeBieina (et, 2ij, capticiuSy ^cessiciusy circnmcisicios, circumlaÜciuSj 
eoacHcinSy eollatioint, oollectieiiu, commendatidiu (UV, comm«nticias , commixtieiu$t 
eompacticiuSf ** comparaticius , comparaticius ^fere q. «oaparabUiB^ , compositiciu», 
concinnaticius , condicticius , condneticins , congetticioi , connenticins , damnaticius, 
daticius fl., ^dediticias, deUticius (lUJ, demissicias, donaticiuty eflbticiiu ^cf. 87, 108;, 
•iecticins ^et 52, 54, 56, 100: Plin.;, emissicins , emptioins, epulaticius gl. Isid., erepti- 
chu , ** erraf teil» , excepticias ^ad 45;, «xpoaitieiiia , exsulaticius , facticlns ^ad 4ij, fe 
neraticiuSf ftcticini (tA 4bj, figuraticiuSy flagellaticiut gL, foederattciu*, •« foisicins, 
fracticius Thom. 322, funeraticius (B n. 88;, immolaticitu, importaticius B A(r. (dnh.J, 
impositicias, indepticius (ei. 3J Thom. 39, indicticius (ci. 104>, inducticius (et 105;, 
inaerticiu* gL, *" inslileiuB, instauratlciutj Innocticins, locaticius^ mieticUta Thom. 848, 
miaaieiUB Snet., inaer., ^cf. 42, 46;, mixticius (ei. 5, 38), maltaticiiu, nutnaiiciuSy nan- 
dmaHdnUy ** oblatieius , obrepticius, obuenticUu, oecnpaticiiu Feat., ostentaticiuSy 
pacticittSy perpeaaicina, peticius gl., pigneraticiuSy postnlaticins , ** praedaticiuSy preu- 
siciusy profecticinSy proiectieina, prouocaticitts y receptieina Cato fr. (ot. Non. p. 88;, 
patl., repertieitts^ rogaticiuSy sideraticiuSf simuiaticiuSy >*» atillatieina ^ad 45/ subdi 
tieius (f. 17;, anbreptieiiia, suecurriciuSy superindicticius y superinducticius y anppoai- 
tioiaa, tractaticius» tracticiuSy traducticms, ^^ traiecticiuSy traoalaticiua, transscripti' 
cfo«, uenaticiusy "«luftciiim, — 40 nett. <tO pA.) Cf. D p. 200. 



— 44 — 

-arius: D ann. 86, nr. 36, 79, 91, 140, »»144 (inser. Pomp. 
1768 al.). 150, 203, 235 (-iolus Cic), 273, 326, et ib. epim. I, 
23 (adi), 140, 146; ^ D ano. 86, nr. 92, 145, »»'208 (inscr.), 229, 
323 (in8cr.), 872, et ib. ep. I, 28, 33, 97, 357, 365, — «D ann. 86, 
nr. 33, »»183 (apoc. 9, 2), et ib. ep. I, 25, *35, 135 (s.); <> D ann. 
86, nr. 38 (neutr. s.), 47, 160, 270, 271 (ubi ser.: -us b.), 316 (-um). 

dsmin: ^oideliciolum, exeeptinncula, hilaricnlus, nammoiario- 
Ins, procuratiuncula , panctinneula , tabula, tnrturilla; ciuitatula, 
siodispatatinncula, perula, snmmula, — ancillariolns, crispnlus, 
fritilla et fritilius (incert. an demin.), motiancula d. IX, 2, 1 ai., 
soccalus, uernula; — ^Mi^meUa, nlcascnlam, urceolas. 

composita: 1) figuratiue: ocliferius, [sortifer Pliars. 
IX, 512, taurifer, criniger, fatilegus], tardiloquus, grandi- 
scapins, 33o^2|].eDiuagtt8]; pilicrepns, lucifnga (-us Cic), 
aequilibrium. alipilus, — tyrannicida B. VII, 15 al., [astri- 
fer Pbars. IX, 5, ensifer, lanrifer VIII, 25 al., monetrifer II, 3, 
V, 620, Sen. Hippol. 696, all. p., a^oflammiger I, 48, 415]; — ho- 
micidium, latifundium; — 2) praepositiue: ^ in-depraua- 
tus, [indedpectus] , inperpetous, [inredux], et epim. II, 372, per- 
ingratns, b e mi -somnis , ^^Bemermis d. VI, 9, 3 (semermaB Tac, 
Bemi-ermis Liu.); ^ in-coactos (111), *incogitatuB paBB. (et. üerc. 
Oet 300), inconfuBUB, indefatigatus (III), indemnis ep. 9, 19, d. II, 
5, 7, VII, 16, 2 al., indiBpoBite (I, — adi. Tac, Aug.), inelabora- 
tuB, infrunituB, inhonorificuB (cf. De -Vit b. u.), ^^inobBequens 
(et trag.), inopertuB, et ep. II, 587, se-grex (et trag., — cf. dia- 
et egrez gl. Ib.), Bemiorbis, b u b-praefectuB , — ^ e-normiB „d. X, 
12, 5** et -ter, inconcuBBUB „ep. 59, 14** et saep. (et. Herc. Oet. 
1746, Lucan. II, 248, 268), indubiiatus (V), inefficax* inlaboratus 
ep. 75, 1 al., ^lo [iQocciduuBj , inaalubriB (V) et epim. II, 539; — 
d e-neruiB ep. 92, 8, d. VII, 7, 3 ai. (et trag.) , inagitatas, inratio- 
nalis ep. 124, 9 al. (et eodem modo rationalis), et epim. II, 406 
(N. Q. VI, 32 al.) et 484, sub-rubicundus. 

adiectiua Bubstantine usurpata: ^ nutricium, sutrinum; — 
« augurale, '» pygiii^res, Bcortea, . . 

participia in adiectiuorum iuB trauBgreBsa uel aduer- 
bialiter flexa: acceptatius adi., attractior, excuBse, induraciuB 
adi., inuolutuB (etiam superl.); contractiuB adu., exercitate, — 
^' circumBpecte dial. IX, 11, 2, Gell., Amm., compar. „Ben. III, 
14** al., Qoint., enixior, excuBatisBimuB „d. VIII, 2, 1**; — deprea- 
siuB adu., in-deceoter, medicatus (e. c. aquae N. Q. III, 2, Ij; — 
aduerbia alia: supine, ^ mendice, rationaliter, ^^ultime, — praecepB. 

Verha denominatiua: cernulare, eubiculatus, falguratns, 
radicescere, rigidare, BOCcatuB, re-uilescere ; bracteatuB, ^'^nepotari, 



— 45 — 

negetare, unire „N. Q. II, 2, 4: expedire me poteram, si phi- 
losophorum lingua ati noluiesem, ut dicerem unita cor- 
pora"'o)^ — [amentare], pigrescere (V), strigare, ex-tuberare Irans, 
(intr. Plin.), uerminare (-ri Pomp, com.); — crassescere, cuneare 
ep. 118, 16, «ofebricitare, glutinare N. Q. VI, 26, 2, hospitari 
ep. 31, 11 al., inquietare ep. 2, 1 al. (et. Solin. 16, 4, G. Aar. 
tard. I, 4, 121), ninatns, phaecasiatus , ex-saniare, safflaminare, 
snlfnratus; — frequentatina: » circitare (gl.), ^^ incursitare ep. 
110, 7, d. VII, 27, 1 al. , — « discursare d. X, 14, 3 'qui per offi- 
cia discursant* (Quint. Flor.), [iniectare Phars. III, 611]; — no- 
mitare. 

uerba eompotita (praepositi ue) : ^ab-noctare; —- ^ad- 
nuntiare dial. VII, 28 ^adnuntiatum malum', Gurt., Plin., Suet., 
App. et postt. (et. Th. Prise. I, 32) ; — d adtemperare ; — » circnm- 
lucens, [circumlabi], ^circumlatrare, « circümstrepere ep. 56, 4 al., 
d circumfodere ; — »con-latrare, **3 compingere (pingere), conuo- 
latari, ^conrluare, conuinere ep. 104, 20 al., ^concacare, collactari, 
commordere, **<^ conrotundare, conuerberare; — »de-condere, 'de- 
spnmare intr. ; — » [di-madescere], ^dispungere; — »e-maceratus, 
effocare (?), ^effricare, cemendicare d. II, 18, 1, <* eliquare, *"exar- 
mare ep. ö5, 34 al. (et. Luc. VIII, 387 al.), excalceare (Vell. II, 
42, . .); — <^in-8parcare , ^[inlatrare], inspuere (Luc. VI, 683), 
d innutrire ; — »interlatere N. Q. VI, 16, 4, [interroanere], 
d interuellere ; — » ob-callare, *"obIenire ; — » per-conari, <* perlibrare, 
permadescere, persanare, perterere; — » prae-uadere, «praedomare 
(VI n. 4), d praenauigare d. VI, 18, 7 et saep. ; — <> pro-ritare ; — 
^ re-plumbare, c*renuntiare d. X, 7, 4 (diuitiis, uoluptatibus) al., 
^^'repullulare (V), [refodere Phars. IV, 292: tellure refossa], ^re- 
c r -rigere, regelare, repensare N. Q. V, 18, 4 al. (et Solin. 1, 35 
et 46), reuerberare; — ^sub-per-turbare; — » subter-uacare, 
d subterfluere; — » s u p e r - a d-ornatus, [soper-e-uolare], *o**sa- 
periacere tmsl. ep. 34, 1 (se) al., ^superlabi (Liu. ?), [super-e- 
natare], ^supergredl; — i» trans-forare, ^transfigurare ep. 6, 1 al. ; 
— <^ allice-facere. 

Transcripta de graeco: ^pantomima et -micus, <^paedago- 
gium meton. dial. VII, 17, 2 al., Plin. mai., postt.; — »apologare? 
^ (praeennte Laber.) ^^ malaxare ")• 



10) Cf. ep. 86, 21 *nt ita dicam, graadiwapiae*, 88, 88 'mathemaüce , ut ita 
dieam, laperficiaria est', 88, 1, 68, 6 et ib. 1. 

11) Seneeae tra^iei peenliolnm breni aanotatiimciila omne, nisi quid festinantins 
le^entem praetexüt, eomplexl rabaexnimns: mactator Troad. , machlaatrix Med., per- 
«mptOT Oed. (postt.), sortitor Troad. (^miratriz: a. 8, stnprator Hipp.), modnlatns, a 

5 



— 46 ~ 

V 

Vocet singulare! 

Horatii 

(ad III s. u. socialiter). 

Singularinm quae deputantnr Horatii numero postqnam testi- 
monii posterioris additione aoces exemimus omnino sex, restant 
U8Q8 apud Bcriptores alios propagati teetimoniis adhac carentea 
hae, quarnm eas, quae omissae sunt in Zangemeisteri diss. de 
Horat. Docc. sing. Berol. 1862, diple appicta (>-) praenotaaimas : 
in carminibus (et iambis) aeternare (fletam nerbum Porph., a Nonio 

tamea iater 'none ueterom dicta' e Varr. prolatam), allaborare (bis), barras, 

centiceps, ciboriom (ciboire), circnmgemere, >> circummugire, 
diffingere (bis), >- * dissociabilis act., emirari, ezsuitim, Faustitas, 
generosius adu., haedulea (?), immetatus, immiserabilis, imper- 
misBus, inaudax, inemori, inominatus (et ominatus), irresectus, 
irretortus, tauriformis, — °in satiris abiudere, abnormis, abstare, 
addocere, ampullari, ciniflo, damnose, delitigare, denormare (al. 
Grom.)) depugis, dilator, dilndium, eiatrare, >- ficnlnus, forsit, 
geiide, immersabilis, inamarescere, incogitare, ingustatus, interci- 
nere, irreuocatus, iuuenari, laeae, >> neqaities, octussis, oppedere, 
permingere, >* * piagosud, praecanus, prodocere, ptisanarium, ra- 
pulum, Satareianus, scauras, scurrari (bis), >^ singnitim, subsnere 
(cf. auaere Ad pis., — Ceia., recc), uepallidus, — in utrisque culullns. 
Quae tres et sexaginta uoces Horatio , ut uidentur quidem, pror- 
sns propriae ac peculiares, cum nostris illis (quarum 3 e carm.) 
cumque undetriginta (12 e carm.), quas apud un um alterumne 
recentioris aeui aut certe addubitatae antiqnitatis scriptorem red- 
inueniri lexicographos non fugit"), — uoces Horatianas 
conficiunt octo et nonaginta >3), 



Herc. fnr., sedamen Hipp.; — montifer (Titan) Herc. Oet., solifer ib. (Clnctifer .HeTC. 
für. 691", Med. 850, Val. Fl.), incestificus Phoen., nidifieiu Med., raperbiflcns Herc. fnr., 
thyrsiger Hipp, et Med. (Pallad.), innubis (irabes) Herc. Oet. (cfluctis onus Herc. 
Oet., Sil., mnltiuagtts: snpra p. 12; — patricida Pboen. 267, Cic. p. dorn., Prad.; — 
cf. snpra n. 8). 

12) Qno e nnmero attestatio posterior addita est in Forc. Lex. ed. nout cnr. 
De -Vit bis quataor: emetere (nam ap. Manil. — Gg s. n. — e conL est), immodnla- 
tns, impariter, e carm. redonare, Zangemeister omisit haec: e carm. innolitare, 
obarmaro, e sat optinus, praelambere, risor, trilibris, uesania (Amm. XIV, 2, 15). No- 
mina propria nocesqne graecas non connmeranimos , nee pro Horatianis eas compataui- 
mns noces, qnas ab argenteao aetatls scriptoribns nsuxpatas eaae constat, nt a Colom. 
cormgare, opnleatare, pileolns, prodigialiter, a Peraio popellns, a L. Seneca applorare . . 
(in trag, irrepertos), a Flin. mal. oereatns, potor, sordescere, nleerosns. 

13) Spatii aliqnid nacti reliqnnm, et alia qnaedam additicio hvic libello addidimiu 



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Addenda 

ad pagg. 3 — 24 

eoatinnataalterinsordinis nel potias dunoi^ia^ (1—141, 142—224) anmeratione. 

abstinenter: Gic. 8(emel), Seneca dial. X, 18, 3; compar. 
Aug. albitado: Plant, s. (cf. Non. p. 52» Gerl. et Roth), Sulp. 
Seu. cbron. 1,16 ^glaciali albitodine*. ambustio: Plin. (dat. pl.)i 
Cypr. testim. III, 1 ^ibuntin ambnstionem aeternam*. "^argumen- 
tnxn q. nomen: Higid. ap. scbol. Germ. p. 50 B. (et Ampel. 2, 3) 
^Samotbraces . . , quornm argumentum nefas sit (est) enumerare 
(pronnntiare) praeter eos, qui ministeriis (initiis) praesunt'; cf. 
Signum HA p. 149. assignificare: Varr., „Vel. Long.", Nouell. 
Justiniani uers. uulg. 140, 1. attiguus: App., Grom. p. 11 Lm., 
Anien. Arat. 241 ^attiguas euoluitur in auras', id. perieg. 1152 
(Sinopen gurgicis attiguam). Sulp. Seu. dial. J, 13, 8, Paul. Nol. 
bubnlinus: Veg. uet., Marc. Emp. (An. 16), Jun. Philos. (ib.), 
Anthim. 12, „Alex. Trall. 2, 241''. 3^<)cadauerinus: Aug. bon. 
coniug. 3 al., fem. 8(ub8t.) Tert. caprilis adi.: Varr. (semen), 
Oros. bist. V, 21 (casa). castimonialis s. (q. mulier sanctimo- 
nialis): Optat, Aug. in ps. 75, 16 ^nescio quae c. nubere uolnit' 
(adi.Pall). *cingi: Plin. (IV, 22,66: Delos 'cingitur V"pas8uum\ 
VI, 12, 32), Ampel. 8, 22 (murus) 'cingitur milia passuum XXX'. 



addenda noua, et hole potiuimnm epimetro Horatiano BQbianximaa in annotatione oon- 
speetnm quendam eorum, quae apnd poetam aliun, Horatio mnltom inferiorem aetate, 
Raftnm Festam A n i e n n m , offendimna nocabula einsdem pecaliaria (Ar. =z interpr. 
Phaenomenon et PrognoBt. Arati, per. r= 'orbis terrae descr.', »ec. Dionys. Perieg., or. 
mar. = orae maritimae librl I quae cnperannt, — a: noces Anieni, nt nidentor, aingu- 
lares, b: uoceB apud posteriores illo mrsns comparentei) : ^circnmlatrator, sabneetor, 
* insinnatio propr. (ponti) , protractiu , ns Ar. 429 'bIc (igniB) camnris ardet protractibnt' 
(Inscr.?), efflmiB Ar. 1554. 1719, 1729 aL, per. 37, 58, 166, 1163, 1311, or. mar. 674, fer- 
toB per. .1205" (pini fertns or. mar. .656" ex em. Sclirad.)i immadldas Ar. 1409 
(immadidare Ambr.). petacins ada., *genticii8 s. or. mar. 607, 638 (adi. Tac. Tert), 
cetosoB per. 781, 1867 al., clnnalis, notialis, dnmicola, ignicomans Ar. 1112 
aU, mollicomuB, caarierepus (pass.), serenifer (Ar. bis), sagittiger Ar. 842, 
1245, flnetigenns, monttrifenas per. 789 'monstrigenlB flnctibTis', laeiparens, fragi- 
paras, latipes (Ar. 1683), palndlnagas, in- expers (pro inexpertas) .per. 920 (Bacchi), 
1891 (famae;*, insatoratas, prae-dnre, circomflagrare . dosnlcare, *praelambere q. prae- 
terflnere (et. pass. per. 1077, 1329: amnibns praelambitnr ora), praesnrgere Ar. 1598, 
protentaro (gl.), renectere, sabpingere (pingere), subnoliii medial, (-ore Vexg., An. Ar. 
1684), snpertexere, f snporedere Ar. 752 'ille miaax panidom sapereditnr' (; snper editnr), 
•nper-ad-lnere per. 881, soperattrahere , snper-in-nehere (cL I p. 491 sqq., 1* p. 2); — 
**aorigator (inscr.), belligerator (snpra p. 6), incentor, Irrigator or. mar. 898 (C*), intima- 
tio (inf. p. 49), minitatio, cnnctamen Ar. 135, crepnlns Ar. 325, 991, or. mar. 571 (IV), 
astralis , eameaalis , flammi e o m n s . floricornns Ar. 1000. 1762 (snpra p. 10) , nitieomas, 
melliflniiB (IV* p. 506), ia-sabiectiu Ar. 1412, permaestas Ar. 335, Dict., recanas, eAi- 
gare, intematare ^sap. p. 22>, iatentare per. 840 al., perterritare. 



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compalpare: Aug.., Miracc. S. Steph. II, 2, 6 (D p. 12). com- 
plurimi: Gell. (?), Oros. bist IV, 14 ^abi . . iumenta compla- 
rima . . perieront*. conditio (condere): Tert. et S. S. ap. eund., 
intpr. Iren., Prud. , Oros. bist. II, 2 ^a primo anno Procae . . 
usque ad conditionem nrbis . . anni LXIV*. congregatim: Prud., 
Aug. (?) adu. quinq. baer. 2, 3 ^reges non singillatiin, sed c. sa- 
perauit'. *coniagatu8 (sc. naptiis): Aug., ut c. Jul. III, 13 ^bo- 
nesti coniugati', 24, 54, Leo ep. 167, Fulg. Rasp. ep. 1, 8 ^conia- 
gfttus si fornicetnr damnabiliter peccat*. continuatim (i. con- 
tinue, -uate, non «sogleicb darauf): Aug. gen. ad lit. V. 10, 25 
^non c. , sed maculatim colorata uestis* al., Oros. b. IV, 5 ^ecce 
c. quae et quanta numeramus accidisse annis singulis*, [Jul. Rufin.] 
scbem. lex. 8, Charis., Boetb. , Ven. u. Germ. 38 ^quem sanctus 
c. per triduum sacro liniens oleo', Adaman. locc. sanct. I, 1, alii. 
**^cunctipoten8: Prud., Aug. (?) Specul. 16, bymn. Ambr. 81, 
37. dealbator: Inscr. Pomp. 222, Cod. Just, debili ter: Pacuu., 
Aug. Regul. col. 516 M. ^d. ualet'. decada: Rufin., Hier, in Zacb. 
I ad 1, 8 sqq. ^Septem decadarum numerus'*, — cf. absida sup. 
p. 19, epbemerida Aug. in ps. 40, 3 ^nspectores epbemerida- 
rum et . . obseruatores temporum et dierum', bebdomada Gell., 
Aug. pecc. orig. 31, id. ep. 55, 23, Cssd. Var. V, 10, 11, all. eccl., 
lepida C. Aur. tard. III, 8, 138, et b. g. alia A p. 47 sq. dele- 
gator: Cssd. Var., Kou. (b. e. Nouell. Justin, uers. uulg.) 
126, lal. euitabilis: Qu. et Sen. ss. IL, Oros. b. I, 10. fir- 
mamen: Ou., Sen. Herc. für. 1258. flauescere: p., Sen. ep. 
121, 15 al., Piin., Capit. Ver. 10, 7, Amm. XX, 11, 27, Vulg. 
folligena: Antb. Lat. 742 Riese, 63 (e coni.), Aldb. Septen. col. 
223 t. 89 Migne. frictura: Antbim. 14 ^frixum lardum . . satis 
nocet . . nam illa frictura penitus non expedit' (frixura ap. Ven. 
Fort, e coni. est), ^^^^fulix: Cic. p., Auien. Arat. 1675. bebe- 
tatio: Plin., Sen. (Gg), Oros. b. IV, 23 ^Cbristianis tempori- 
bus imputant bebetationem ac rubiginem suam*. bomullalus: 
Prise, Aldb. Septen. col. 224 t. 89 Migne. bumatio: CiQ., Plin. 
XXII, 4, 8. imbutio' Cassian. Inst. II, 12 (disciplinae), gl. Labb. 
fimmedicabiliter: Hilar., Nou.25, 2 (aegrotare). fin-adalte- 
ratus: intpr. Iren., Nou. 47, 1. inclamatio: Tert., Nou. 6, 2. 
finde est quod: Sen. dial. VI, 23, 2 Mnde est quod Piato clamat, 
sapientis animum totum in mortem prominere', Plin. ep. (VII, 
5, 1), Capit. Macr. 3, 6, Vop. Prob. 1. 2, faneg. V (Eumen.), 20 
*omuia, principes, uestra sunt . . et inde est quod consulere sin- 
gulis aequaliter licet, cum uniuersa teneatis', IX (ine), 23, XII 
(Pacat.)n 9, Arnob. II, 31, et saep. recc. inexplo ratus: Liu., 
Sen. Ben. VI, 30 ^dum uindicat inexplorata pro certis*, ib. VII, 
2, 6, Plin. s., postt. (quos cit. De-Vit). ««ingratitudo: Sen. 



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rem. fort. 10, 7, Firm, m., Ennod. ep. VI, 16, Ossd. (qui „Var. I, 
30" al. q. ingratia). interlabi: Stat, Aaien. Arat. 44, trnsl. Qt. 
decl. intimatio: Auien. or. mar. 74 ^at aperta tibimet intima- 
tio . . laboris eil mei*, M. Cap., Cod. Just, intrimentum: App. 
8., Zeno II, tr. 38. inuestire: Eon., Maec. ap. Sen., Sen. Herc. 
Oet. 384 ^siluas . . qnas . . primos inuestit tepor*. lacticolor: 
Aus., Yen. exe. Thuring. I, 16. flampare: Cssd. saep., ut in ps. 

4, 6 ^de quo loeo Joannes multifarias definitionum Stellas in cru- 
cis declamatione lampaait, dicens . .', in 44, 3, inst. Diu. 21 ^eius 
quoque (Hieronymi) ab Oriente lamparet eloquium* al., [Fnlg.] 
serm. 52 ex. ^lampantibas faculis*. leuigare: Gell. IV, 11, 4, 
App., „Hilar. uita Honor. 4**, G. Aur. acut. II, 1, 7 'dimissionis 
intercapedine leuigatnr* (pressura lethargici), 14, 94, 37, 204, III, 

5, 50, tard. III, 8, 118, schol. Acr. (non Porph.) ad Hör. (C. I, 
24, 19), Primas, in Apoc. praef. , Greg. M., all., — unde est: 
fleuigatio: G. Aur. acut II, 10, 68 ^sine febrium leuigatione*, 
id. sign. 21 ^leuigatione doloris attestante*. limpidare: Zeno II, tr. 
45 'peccatorum paleis limpidatus', Veg. u., gloss. '^liniger: Oa., 
Lucan. X, 175, Juu.s. medicatio: Gol., Plin. XV, 4, 18(o]ei). ne- 
mo r a 1 i s : Ou. aliq., Luc. VI, 75, Mart., Aus. oppidatim:Suet., Gypr. 
ep. 44, 3 ^ostiatim per mnltorum domos uel oppidatim per quasdam 
ciuitates dlscurrentes'. osculatio (oscnlari): Gic. et GatuU. ss. 
11., Gypr. ep. 4, 3. patriarchalis: Alcim., »Fulg. Ad Monim. 
II, 4", Nou. ners. uulg. 43, 1, 1 ^ex . . patriarchalibus sedibus*. 
permeabilis: Solin, Oros. h. II, 6. peropportune: Gic. aliq., 
Gros. h. I, 5. *praeiacere c. acc: Tac, Auien. perieg. 685 
^AraduB Phoenicum praeiacet oram' (abs., uel c. dat., Plin., Au. 
or. mar. 695, all.), praemundare: Th. Prise, (part. perf.), Nou. 
74 ^praemundans eos alio quodam actu' (j:poxai%upwu), 3^r econuin- 
cere: Ambr., Nou. 73, 4. renidescere: Lacr., Au. Ar. 1786. 
respersio: Gic, Rufin. intpr. Basil. tract. 1, 7 (aquae). reuo- 
lutio: Aug. aliq., M. Gap., „Dion. Exig.", Fulg. serm. col. 833 
M. ^incarnationis mysterium . . a nobis annua reuolntione celebra- 
tur*, schol. Luc. I, 454 al. septemuir sing.: Gic, Lucan. I, 602. 
spretor: Quid., Nemes. et App. ss. 11., Zeno II, tr. 23 et 24. 
spumescere: Ou., Auien. per. 185, 1180. su bplo der e : q. plau- 
dere Tert., Ampel. 8, 1 (manibus); al. B n. 17. succiduus: 
Ou. , Stat. , Oros. b. VI, 14 ^succiduis per VII dies incrementis', 
Sid. *8uper8ternere aliquid aliquo: Amm., Oros. h. IV, 20 
^Danubins . . crassa glacie superstratus*. s^'^tersus, ni: App., 
Zicn. II, tr. 35 ^balneator, . . quod nnctul, quod tersui opus est, 
praebiturus*. transmeabilis: Aus., Oros. VI, 9 ^Thamesin . . 
uno tantum loco uadis transmeabilem'. fuanitare: S. S. Eccl. 
ap. Aug. (uanitas uanitantium) , Aug. uer. relig. 33 ^tolle uani- 



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tantes, et nulla erit nanitas* (ceterum cf. Ang. retract I, 7). 
uariatim: Apic, Oroa. h. IV, 12 4epra dignoBcitar, ai naria- 
tim inter sanas catis partea color diaersiiB appareat*, Isid. Or. IV, 
8, 11. anctus, ui: App., Zen. II, tar. 35 (a. n. teraaa). nanalia 
q. oaitatua : Ambr., Zen. II, tr. 18, 3 ^asnali in reoa lege*, Sidon.^^. 



14) Famigerftbilis: Varr. Hh App. Met. tpa.i»T (e. c X 17;, Zen. II. tr. 74 
'rem omni oirtatom exemplo famigerabilem', 15, 1, — et addend« adOf: Excolieas: 
Mart. Cap. IV, 397 msB. el. Thom. Thes. p. Q€; labefactio Orot. h. VII, 41 'etsi cum 
labefactione nostri*, cf. labefaetor gl. Hild.; liniariuB glou. Itid. nr. 963 'retiariu', 
insiciale gl. Is. 891. — Deniqne additamenti ad epimetram IV inatar adieei Indieu- 
Inm uocom, qnae pecnliarea esse oidebantor A. Com. Celli atqne (in ttn<;iB 
InterpoBitae) Scribonii Largi. seculi post Angaatom prlmi Bcriptomm de re medica: 

* abscessns n, 8 "miniiti abscessos qnos ^upLOTa Gr. nocant, . . sine in magno 
abscessQ moltum purii eoUt', V, 18, 2 . . „ ^ainga. artienlamentun .906" aL), cicatrieala 
vn, 25 al., f circmnaperir« VT, 19 •• f., eircumanrgere, ^cuneatio;, * decessio III, 13 *ae- 
ceasionnm et decessionom — ic. febria — nices', 6 . ., <deieotliincula> , dellrinm V, 26, 
86 al., * desidere IV, 25 al. (237, denirginatio), emacrescere U, 3, 4. 8, III, 25, vm, 11 . . 
(iL e.: et Baep.>, * excemore t. t. med. III, 20, IV, I, V, 36, 17 al. , excisorins, frictio 
I, 3 p. 17 Darembg, V, 26, 38, vm. 11 . . . ^h. e. : et persaepe; , babenola VII. 4, 4 aL, 
bebeteseere «VI, 6, 37" r'56">, inalbescere .11, 7" al., ^inalienatuB, infemefleri 27!, 
-fectas 53, sed et Col.>, *inflbiilare, ^iocinerosvs. irreqniebilis itt ita dlcamV, ioralentaB 
I. 6 'eibiB iumlentlB', U, 18 . ., labrosoB, la&ola, mannbriolnm VII, 7, J9 al., medollo- 
sns, mortiferuB IV, 2 al. (ted cf. D p. 88>, rnemalis>, nigrities V, 36, 33, VI, 18, 3, Vin, 
2 et 3 al., /"oleamen, -meatom, olearinm bc. vaa 161 'in oleario Actili', oppilatioy, per- 
crasBUB, ^percribrare 269 al., perfrigerare> , perliqnidns, pyxidicalo, ^remediatio, rosmari- 
Bom 268 : roBmarini folioram; , Bangnilentos^ , Bcalper vm, 3 al. et Bcalpellns vn. 3 p. 
285, ib. 7, 4 et 8 al., fscarifleri,> Borotnm VII, 31, 3 al., aemicurenlatas , Besquicjathns 
V, 19, 11 al. , /"spiBBamentam,; Bubasper, cabeaerolenB , Bnbcmentns V, 18, 24 al. , snbhn- 
miduB, BubliulduB V, 26, 30 al. , sabrotanduB, Bubraber II, 4 al. [cf. ap. eond Cels.: 
BQbanBteroB VI, 6, 8 aL cl. III s. n. , BubpallidoB 11, 4 al. cl. III b. n. , sobpingniB .VI, 
4" cL A p. 99, BQbBimillB, ^ Bnbalbidns V, 26, 20 al., Plin., anbrabicandns V, 26. 30 al., 
sQbBalBUB, BQbniridis V, 28, 19, Scrib. 201 al., PL, — saberadnB VL 13 aL, tabdonu, 
BQbnigcr], snbteragere V, 28, 1, fBnperadinnare VI, 2 'diu id Bnperadinnandam aliqnlbna 
ex leniter reprimentiboB' , anperdeligare, BoperincreBcere , Bnperinfnndere V, 35, 4 al., 
Butnra V, 36, 28 et 24 . ., r* temperatnra 49 'teritnr, donee mellls babeat temperataram* 
— pro : BpiBBitndinem , nt 81 . . — * 79, 301, 213 aL, et eod. modo * temperamentom 81, 
314, 228 aL, terebratna, n, tiniarioBj tnmcnlnB IV, 14 aL, naricnla, fniciboB q. per nieea 
48, 49, — conomm .60" pro: comnnm, in proceBsa aetate »100"; deniqne ad 'roama- 
rinum' cf. stafiBagriae 166, olnsatri 126 et 195, et A t. xu). 



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Corrigenda. 



Paff. 5 lin. 28 ab i(mo) scrib.: 8". 

— 8 I. 9 a s(iunmo) scr. : tempestaosns). 

— 13 1. 7 a 8. scr.: Jul. ni, 

— i4 I. 12 ab i. post: 127, add.: 152, 204. 
~ 14 I. 14 ab L scr.: nidait. 

— 18 ad ann. 3, in qua haad panca nos praeteriisse ae^ro ferlmns, cf. add. D p. 220, 

■ed etiamnom add.: fetuihu Thom. Tbes. (p.) 230 (Mai.), fomacitus ib. 223, 
hirqttitalUrej in- saeoire, lanitus (lana) Thom. 813, mitellitos Suet., pist(o)rire 
Thom. 416, protenUrey ranire, — caatarire Petr., P. Diac, medüaturire Thom. 
858, mieturire Jan. Itaqne (absqne iis, qnae dicnntur desideratina, nee snppn- 
tatis composiÜB c. praep.) iam habemns denominatiaa In -ire (-itns) nett. 
64, reoe. 26. 

— 22 L 18 a g. SOT.: Sid , 

— 23 I. 14 ab i. icr.: ap. Pomp. p. 164 'qnaado 

— 26 tq. ad ann. 4 cf. D n. 87. 

— 25 ana. 4 1. 4 sq. scr. : deprom- 

psimu 
~ 26 1. 14 pro '690 nel p. pl.* scr. : 786 

— 26 ann. 4 I. 8 scr. : gl., 

~ 26 ib. 1. 16 ser. : n n tricator 

— 27 sqq. ad epim. I cf. inf. n. 6 p. 38« In qnam sndind.: confessiaiu Caper, mirati- 

nns (De -Vit s. n.) , ostentatinns Cssd. rhet, praedatinns gl. , piocreatinnB (D p. 
278), — reec. 360—4 (omninm -inns ftnitomm 447—52). 

— 85 ad nr. 676 adscr. : (act. Lact.) 

— 87 ad nr. 955 adscr.: (act.) 

— 87 1. 7 ab L ind.: fosslbilis r. (D n. 90), 

— 38 1. 5 „ scr.: 1020 . . 737 

— 40 in epim. in ad 'seriatim' add. : etiam Greg. M. in I Regff. prooeoL, — iad. : 849* 

snaaim Greg. ib. V, 2. 26, 861* templatim r., — et L 21 scr.: 408 . . CCXLVnil 

— 40 sqq. ad epim. lY (et n. 11) nid. add. in D n. 98. 

— 42 I. 14 deL scissnra, et I. 16 ind. : scissnxa (Geis. VI, 18, 9), 

— 48 1. 11 scr.: eollaticins 

— 43 n. 9 ser.: compositicins (Varr. L. L. vm, 61), et ind.: correpticlns gl., . . 

ementicins Hilar., — 1. nlt. scr.: 116 . .41 

— 46 1. 12 ab i. scr.: ^flucti sonns 

— 47 1. 8 scr. : 242 

— 48 1. 11 ab i. scr.: fimbutio 

— 48 1. 3 post '31,' ind. : Lact inst n, 16, 

— 50 in n. 14 1. 18 scr.: lY, 1, 

— 50 ib. 1. 15 pro 'inalbescere . . al.' scr.: inalgeseere, 

— 50 ib. 1. 20 ind. : * proeessns meton. Vm, 1 'alter pr. maKÜlae infra latior nertice 

ipso tennatar' et in eod. c. plnries, 13, 14, 

— 50 ib. L 21 scr.: folioram, sanguUentns) 

— 50 ib. 1. 28 scr. : dein id snperadlnnandnm . . 

— 50 ib. 1. 81 scr. : ,nt 31 . . habetur — 



A.'VW^W'^V^^^^A^k^^^^/^^'^^'W^/WV^tf*«» 



Sigiorum explicatio. 



in (ael. Beitr. IIT) = Beitrag ear lat«in. Lexico(i:Taphie tind Worttiildiiiij;8gesehichi6 : in ; 

IV (uel Erg;. I) = Er^insangen sam latcin. Lexioon I in : Zeitschrift ffir oestorreieh. 

Gymnasien 1878 Heft V, p. 381—45 (IV* = Nachtrag (I) wa 'KTg. x. lat. 
Lex. I'; ib. p. 606—8); 

V et VI uel Er;. II et III = Ergfänxun^n com latein. Lexioon II et m in: Zeitachr. 

f. oesterr. Gymn. 1874 (Doppel-) Heft II et III p. 97—105 et 108—18; 

D =^ Spicilepiam Addendonun Lexicis Latinis, Hitaaiae 1874, 

ind. = index nocabulomm in omnia adhnc edita a nobis lexicomm latinomm 
snpplementa (exceptia eis nocibns, quae lexicis omaibas nint adden- 
dae) in : Anhang zu: 'Beitrage z. latein. Lexicogr. etc. I — III nebst Nach- 
trägen m Iir, Dorp. 1874; 

HA rr De Latinitato scriptomm historlae Angnstae meletemata ad appanlom uoca- 
bnlonun spectantia, Dorpati 1870; 

A, B, C (C* = p. 1* sqq.), I et alia sigla, nt in III (nbi nid. n. 1). 

Gg = G. £. Georges Latein.-Dentsch. Handwörterbuch, 6 Anfl., Leipx. t8C9. 



' ^S^^^^^^^^i^^t^^^^ 



Index Vocabulomm 



attestationis auctario instructorum. 



Beiträge zur latein. Lexicographie und Wortbildungsge- 
scliiclite: I (M^langes gr6co-romaius de TAcad. Imp. 
des Sciences de St. Petersbourg tome III p. 459—95) 1. 

Zusätze zu Beiträge etc. I et 11 (Dorpat 1873) 1*. 

Beiträge zur lat. Lcxicogr. etc.: m (M61anges gr. rom. t. 

m p. 599-687) 3. 

Nachträge zu ^Beiträge z. lat. Lexicogr. etc. ÜF, Dorpat 
1874 (Mitau, E. Behre): 

Vocabulorum subindendorum ordo primus (ad 3) 
p. 3 — 19 ß. 

Subindendorum ordo alter, infra illa per easdem 
paginas descriptus 6. 

Subindendorum ordo tertius uel alterios continua- 
tio (nr. 142-212) p. 19—24 c. 

Addenda subindendis alteris (nr. 243-- 315)p. 47 — 50 d, 
Si quae praeterea e ^Nachtr* zu Beitr. UI' citantur, 
paginae (p.) dumtaxat aut notae (n.) numerum 
adscripsimus. 

Addenda Lexicis Latinis, Dorp. 1872, Glaeser A. 

(p. 1* sqq. = A*). 

Subindenda Lexicis Latinis etc. (M^langes gr. rom. de TAc. 

Imp. des Sc. de St. Ptsb. t. III p. 399—458) B 

Subrelicta Addendoram Lexicis Latinis, Dorp. 1872 (in pro- 
grammate indicendis Sollemnibus Vniversitatis Dorpa- 
tensis Nataliciis septuagesimis edito): pars I G. 

pars II 2. 

Spicilegium Addendoram Lexicis Latims , Dorpati 1874 

(Mitau, E. Behre) D. 

Ergänzungen zum latein. Lexicon: I (Zeitschrift für oesterr. 

Gymnasien 1873, p. 331—345). 4. 

Nachtrag (I) zu 'Erg. z. lat. Lex. V (ib. p. 506-508) 4». 

1 



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Nachtrag 11 zu 'Erg. z. lat. Lex. F (quod alterum supple- 

mentum in iisdem doctis [annalibus proditurum erat) 4**. 

Ergänzungen zum lat. Lexicon: II (Zeitschrift für oesterr. 

Gymnasien 1874, p. 97—105) 5. 

Ergänzungen z. lat. Lex.: III (1. 1. p. 106—118) 6. 

Index infra descriptus primum omnia complexus est, locis 
accaratius indicatis, uocabula, quaecunque testimoniis aucta in his 
potissimum, quibus subadnexus est, symbolis ad lexicographiam 
latinam (Beitr. I — III, Zus., Nachtr.) continentur. Quorum uoca- 
bulorum iis, quibus in indicem eum, qui in D p. 263—83 exstat, 
regestis ibi aliquid additum uel annotatum est, superadiecimus 
siglum : (ind.), — iis autem, quibus in D n. 90 aliquid accessit, 
post notam libelli uel capituli bina puncta (. .). 

Conexuimus deinde ea quoque uocabula, quae in ceteris no- 
strls supplementorum in lexica latina editionibus testificationis in- 
cremento inueniuntur illustrata (h. e. in 2, 4, 4*, 4**, 5, 6, A, B, 
C, D). Sed horum iis, quae iam in supradictum indicem (D 1. 1.) 
relatae sunt, locis, ubi de illis quaerendum sit, indicatis, siglum 
in hoc indice addidimus null um, nee magis iis, quae e D n. 90 
repeti possunt, quae binis punctis subiectis denotantur. 

Iis uocibus, quas non additione auctoritatis adauximus, sed ad- 
didimus ipsas, locus hoc in indice non erat. Earum synopsin per 
literas habes in D p. 1 — 191 et 256 — 62. Quam tarnen in syno- 
psin consulto non redegimus fere eas uoces, quas non apud scri- 
ptores inuentas, sed e glossariis cum aliis tum praesertim e Tlio- 
mae (?) thesauro latinitatis locupletissimo descriptas passim pro- 
tulimus nondum regestas in lexica. Cuiusmodi permultas in Nachtr. 
p . 37—40 et 52, n. 6 et 9, in D epim. II, n. 87, 93, 96, add. ad p. 222 
(p. 303). , suis quasque locis in promptu habes positas. Ne reliqaas qui- 
dem omnes, at eas potissimum uoces, quae e thesauro illo Adden- 
d i s Spicilegii nostri subillatae sunt , h u i u s tamen indicis ordine 
alphabetico comprehendere uidebatur esse operae. His siglum: tli. 
adscripsimus adiecto in uncis numero paginae nostrae aut notae (n.), 
in qua aut ad quam quasque notauerimus. 

Asterisco (*) praenotato [significauimus ; ut solemus, non de 
uoce agi ipsa in se tota, sed particulariter de aliqua eins signi- 
ficatione, — crucicula (+), uocem in Forcelliniani Lexici ed. noua 
cur. De Vit (t. I — V p. 368, Prati 1858 — 73) non inueniri, 
quam tamen notulam uocibus ,th' subnotatis addere supersedimus. 



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Abactor 2. abbreuiatio. *ablegatio 2. abnegatio 2. abnega- 
tor 3. abnutiuus 2. abolefacere 3. abominabilis b. abomina- 
mentam 3 . . abominanter b, aborsus, us 2. abortire . . *abor- 
tiaas. abrenuntiatio . abniptio 1. abscessio 1.. fabscissio II (b. 
e. Beitr. z lat. Lexicogr. II) n. 2. absconsio 2. absentanens th. 
(D n. 95). absida c. absolatiue C. abstinenter d, f abstrusissime. 
absurditas. f accensio. facceptatio 3. *acceptio 2. facccrsire. 
accidentia 1 . . faccidia. accidaus. accognoscere 3. accommodus 
B p. 3 et mant. ad n. 84. t*SLCcubitio 3. accubitus, us 1. accu- 
mulatio a. accusabilis 1 . . acicula. acleta D p. 299. acredo 2. 
acror 2. actualis b. adactas, u 3. adampliare 2. adauctor. ad- 
ditio a, addormire 2. adeptio 1 et 1*. adhaerenda. adhaesio 1 
et 3. t*ad horam D p. 5. adimpletor Aug., Arn. iun. ps. 119 
^ecclesiae . . dedicatorem et adimpletorem Dominum exspectabant'. 
adinferre. adipalis a. adipinus th. (n. 94). aditio 1. adiuratio 3. 
adiutus, u 3. adminiculari 3. administratus, us tb. (p. 296). *ad- 
miratio. admixtus, u b, adolere . . adolescentulus adi. D n. 78. 
fadoptulus. adorabilis 3. adorator. adorinus th. (n. 94). adra- 
dere 3. aduecticius 3. aduerbialiter. aduersitas 1. adulanter. 
adulatorius 1 et 3, -rie 3 (ind.). adulteratio 3. adunatio 2. 
aduocator 1. adastio 1 et 3 . . aedificatorius a. aegrimonium. 
aequanimiter c. aequiforrois 2. aequilibratio. aequilibritas 1. 
aequipollentia th. (p. 294). aequinocatio. aequiuoce. t^^ra, ae. 
aera nom. plur. aerumnabllis 2. aestuatio 3 n. 2. affabilitas 1. 
affectator. affirmator.. arfixio2. agercillu8th.(p.296). aggrauatio 
D n. 99. aggregatio. aggressio et -or 3. agitabilis.. agminatim 2. 
agniculus (cuia, agnolus) 0. agnoscibilis C n. 9. agonizare et -ri b, 
agricolanus th. (n. 91). agricolari3. alapari. alapatorlln. 9. albi- 
dare th. (n. 96). albitudo d, albumen 3. *alienatio.. alienator. 
faliquantillus. aliquiscumque. allegorizare 3 n. 13. alleluiati- 
cus c. alleuamentum 1 add. D n. 78. alligamentum. alligatio 
1, 2, 3. alligator 3. *aliigatura 3. allubescentia th. (p. 294). 
alluctamcntum D p. 291. allueio a, almitas. almitudo th. (p. 
298). altarium 2. alteritas. altipetax. *altrin8ecu8. *altus 3. 
famarare. amarescere 2. amaricatio. amariter b, amasiolus th. 
(p. 296). amatricula ib. ambienter b. ambifariam A p. 96. 
arabustio d, amicalis et f-ter a, amicare 1. f aniissibilis act. 
amoenare Cypr. Ad Donat. 1, postt. amoenitudo th. (298). 
amorifer. amorosus th. (300). amotio 1. amplexare 3. ample- 
xatio 2. *ampliatio 3. ampliator. amplificus 3 . . ampuUula b. 



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*amputatio . . ana A p. 100. anathemabilis. anetbatus A p. 100. 
anfractuosus D n. 80. anglissare th. (302). angulare tu angu- 
losus 3. angustare n. 8. animaliter. *animosita8 4**, cf. D p.292. 
annihilare 2 (p. 2* et 24*)» annisus, u h, anniuersarie D n. 34. 
annositas D n. 99. annuUatio 6. annumeratio 2. annuntiare p> 45* 
*anteloquium h, anterior 2 (p. 2* et 24*). anulla. anxiari a. 
aperculus th. (p. 296). apostatare h, apostolice. apozema A p. 100. 
t*appellatiuus. appendere. appetibilis 2. apprehensio 4 p. 343. 
appretiare 2. approbator 1 et 1*. ta^l^aeductum D n. 99. aqui- 
lonalia a, aratura D n. 92. arbutetum th. (300). archidiacona- 
tiis, US. arcumen. ^argumentosus h, ^argumentum d, arietulus 
th, (296). armipotens B p, 418. amoglossa. artbrisis A p. 100. 
artiücialiter 1. artielator n. 4. ascarida. ascella. ascensibilis 2. 
asciare 3. ascriptio.. aspcritudo A p. 22*. aspersus, u 3. 
*aspirat{o. aspratilis h. aspredo 1. assellari A p. 5. assenta- 
trix a, assentiae (assentationes) Thom. Thes. p. 56, gl. Plac. (cf. 
A n. 3). *assertio D p. 304 sq. assessio 3. assiduare 2. assi- 
gnificare d, associare . . assonare D p. 11. assumptor. asta> 
cus A p. 5. astrictio 1 et 1*. astrifer p. 44. astructio B p. 403. 
attactus, US D p. 265 cl. add. ad n. 84 s. f. attemperate 1. *at- 
tentio 1. attestatio a. attiguus d. attitulare 3 n. 13, cf. Cn.l9. 
audibilis 3 p. 673. faufugare. augmentare 3, cf. 2 et A p. 103. 
augmentatio 3 p. 603, cf. 4* et 2 p. 24*. augmentator. auianus 
th. (n. 91). auianus ib. faulidus. faurichalcus adi. 3. aurigi- 
nosus D n. 52. aurilegium th. (295). aurosus. aurulentus h, 
auulsio 1, cf. B. auxiliatio et -tor 3 . . 



Ballare 2. baptizatio &. barca h,, beatificare 2cf. B n. 49.. 
beatiücus 3. belli gerator a. benefactor. fbeneolentia 2. bestialis. 
bicolor 6 n. 13. biduanus. bifarie A p. 96, -ius ib. et D. p. 284. 
binio. biothanatus A p. 104. bisextilis A p. 19*. bitumineus 1. 
blandiüuus. blanditer 3. blandities 2. blasphemium 2. blat- 
teus 3, bletus, -ta. bombosus. branchiola th. (296). bre- 
uiatio D n. 29. breuiator. bromosus. brucosus. bubulinus d, 
bucculare. buglossa A p. 48. bustifragus th. (302). 



Cacabaceus 3 cl. D n. 49. cachinnatio 1. cacrium. cadaue- 
rinus d, *cadiuus h, cadulus th. (298). fcaecitare.. caelatura 
p. 42. caenositas. caerimonialis 2. calcatorium h, fcalchantum. 
calculatio. calthula 3. calumniare.. calyculariB. tcamillinns. 
camomilla et t -inus A p. 16. campidoctor 2. fcampulus. candi- 



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ficare D n. 80. fcanicularium gl. (ad p« 242). fcanonizare 2. tc&u- 
tharida A p. 48. cantiuncula 3. *capabilis pass. 2. capillacena 2. 
capillosus c, t*CÄpitaneus a. *capitellum. capitalum 3. fca- 
priare D p. 5. fcaprilis adi. d. captiose 3. captiuare 2 et 3, cf. 
A p. 5*. capliuatio A 1. U captiuator ib. et 3 p. 604. captiuatrix. 
carceralis 2. carcereus b. carentia. carminare A p. 96. carnu- 
lentiath.(299). casellula. fcastificatio 3. castimocialis s. d. casti- 
monium 3 n. 11. castrametari 3. casualiter 2. *casula. cata A 
p. 101. catenatio.. catta 1. cauannus, -na c. cauernare. cauer 
nosus 3. fcauma, ae. tcaiimaliter. *causa A p. 91. cauterizare 
celator 3. celeriiudo 3. cellerarius. celsiiugas. censitor 3 . 
cemnlus. cerotarium A p. 100. certatiue p. 27. ceruical. cerui 
catus b, chalasticus A p. 100. chartacens 3. chrietianitas« chry 
satticus. tchrysolago. ciliclnus D n. 94. cinctorium 3. cineri 
cius 1 et 3, *cingi d, circellio. circularis A p. 97. circum 
aperire p. 50. circunicordialis 3 n. 13. circumdatio b. circam 
fmire A*. circum flexus , us 1. circamfluentia. -fcircumforantts 
circumfulgere 3. circumfnsio a, circumgyrare D p. 20. circum 
latio 2. circumlustrare 1. circumposiiio« circumquaque 3, cf. A 
*circumßcriptio.. circumspecte p. 44. circumspumans. circum 
stringere. circumtenninare. circumuagari 3, circumuentio . . cir 
cumuentor 3. citatio 3. clanculus. clarissimatus, us 3. f^^lauellus 
clauicula 3. claustrensis th. (301). clauulus A p. 11. clericalis 
B. p. 436» clibanieius c. coaceruatio.. coactare 5. coactel*et2. 
coactiliarius. ♦coactio 3 (ind.) coactrix. coadiutor D add. ad p 
266. tcoadiuuare c, coadunare 2. coadunatio D p. 291. coaedifi 
care 3. coaequaliter. coaetaneus 3, cf. 2. coagulatiol^add.vRofia 
Rccogn. III, 4''. coalitus, u 2. coamicire th. (303). f coangustus 
coaptatio D n. 29. cocceus D n. 94. coccineus 3. cocbleaceus th 
(299). *coctor p. 42. codicillarius fr. coenulentiath. (299). coertio 
coeesentialis. cogitabundus A p.l04, -tatorium 3. cognoscenter2, -sei 
bilis. cohabitatio 6. cohaerenter 1. cohibitio 3. fcoimplicitus. coin 
quinatio 3. coUaborare 2. collaetari 3 n. 13.. collapsio 2. collarium 
coUaterare 2. collaudatio 3. collaxare 4 p. 343. *collega 3 
colliculus 3. coUimitari depon. 3. coUisio 2, cf. A p. 104. colluc 
tator 2. *collusor b. combinare . . combustio. fcomestio 
comitiacus 3 n. 20 ( conf. De -Vit). *comitiare. comitiua. com 
macerare 2. commanipularis . . commater a. fcommatice. fcom 
meatio D p. 291. *commeatus. commendaticiae s. 3. commen- 
dator 3. commensuratus. *commentator 2. commentiri A p. 2*. 
commigratio 3. commilitare 3. comminator 2. *commi9sio b, 
commissor. commixticius. commixtioS.. fcommixtura 1. com- 
mollire 6. commonitio 1. communicatinus. communicator 3, 



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-torios D n. 80. commnniceps. fcominntabilitas. commntabiliter. 
compactio 1.. compaginatio b, compalpare i2 et D p. 228. com- 
paratiue a. 'comparator. comparatrix n. 4. comparticeps B n. 5. 
comparticipare D p. 291. compassibilis 2. fcompatientia A p. 98. 
fcompatraelis. compendiose. compensatiuas. compilare (pilos) 
3, al. 2. complacare 3. complantare. completio. completiuus 3 
(ind., — adu. D p. 27). completorium b (ab! del.: et (Gg). com- 
plexiuus p. 28. f complicabilis. complurimi d. compossessor 3. 
compotatio 3. comprehensare a. comprehensibilitas 3. compro- 
batio 1*. . comprouincialis. compugnantia. computator 3. con- 
cadere. concauare p. 41. concauatio 2. concauitas. concertari2. 
concertator 1 et 3. •concilinm. concinnatio. concipilare 3. con- 
cisio 3. conclsor. concitatriz 1. concitatos, us b. conclasiun- 
cula 3. concomitari 3. concorporalis s. b. •concreatus . . con- 
crematio. concrepatio a, concrepitare b. concuba. conculcatio 6. 
+*concurrere. concursator 1. concureio 1 et 3. concuniare 1. 
concassor 3. condemnabilis p. 32. condescendere B p. 409. con- 
dextraneus th. (n. 95). condiaconus 2. condicionalis s. 'con- 
dictam. condttio d. condTtor* +*conducibilis. *conductio 4 p, 
343. conductua, us c. confamulus B et 4 p. 344. •confectio 2. 
confectrix a. confermentare 3. confessor. +confictura. configu- 
ratio 3. confinalis 4**. confirmatiuc (et -us) 3. *confiscare 3. 
confixio 2. *conflatio concr. c. conflatura a, confoederare. con- 
foederatio 2 et 3, cf. A p. 104. confoedustare Tliom. p. 402. con- 
fonnis b, confractio 2. coufrequentatio. confricatio a. f con- 
frigere. confutatio 1. "^congelare 3. congelascere a. congelatlo. 
congeminatio 1 et 3. congenerare 3. *congentilis. conglobatio 3. 
conglutinatio 1, 1* et 3. fconglnnialis. congregabilis 3. congre- 
gatim d. coniacere. coniectari dep. coniagaliter a. *coniuga- 
tus d. connataralis. conninolas D p. 298. ^conquadrare. con- 
quaestns, us th. (296). consatio. fconscensiis, us 2. conscissio 3 
p. 671, cf. D n. 29. *conscriptio 3 p. 614. conscriptum s. ib. 
consectatio 1 et 3. consedere 5. consempiternus. consentienter. 
consepelire. conseptns, us 1. consequens (adi.).. f^consequi. 
conserte 1. considerator 2. consignatio 1. consiliatrix 3. consi- 
luilare 3. consimiliter.. fconsipui. consociatus adi. 1. consola- 
tium th. (296). consolatiuus. consolatorie. consonanter 1 et 4 
p. 336. consonatio. consparsio. conspersio 3. conspicabilis. 
conspicax th. (299). constipatio. constitutiuas. constrictio 
3 p. 614 sq. (ind.). constrictiuus 3. consubstantialitas et f -ter. 
consuete c. consuetudinarius 3. consularitas 2. consummator 3. 
consummatrix. consamptibilis. comsumptio 1 et 3. comsumptrix 
2 (p. 4* et 28*). contaminatio D add. ad n. 84. t*contemnere c. 



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Inf. B p. 406 (lud), contemperatio b, contemplabilis B n. 39, 
-ter 2. contemporalls 3. contenebrare 3. contextim 6 n. 6. con- 
textio b. •contiguus . . 'continentia. continuanter 2, cf. D p. 40. 
continuatim d, continuatissiraus. continae 1 et 3. continuitas 3. 
contionabulum th. (296). •contionator 1, cf. D p. 292. con- 
tortio 1*. contractatio (pro contractio) . . contradere 3 n. 2 (ind). 
contra dictorius. contrarietas D p. 267 et 284. contrauenire Aag., 
Arn. iun. cocfl. I, 2. contribulatio a. contristatio 3. contnr- 
bator 1. conuallare 1. conuectare 3. conuelare 3. conuentare. 
conuentionalis 3. conuenustare A p. 97. conuersatio p. 41 (ind.). 
conuersim 2. conuersus, ns 2. conuertibilitas c. conuictio D 
n. 29. conuiuatio. conumeratio (conn-)- conuncupare. conao- 
catio 1 et 3. conuulsio 1. coodibilis 2. coonustare c. coopera- 
trix. cooperimentum 3. coopertio. coornare. copulabilis. copu- 
latiuus p. 28. coriaceus 2. cornupeta. coronalis 3. coronator c. 
*corporalis. corporalitas 3. corporascere. corporatio 3, cf. 2. 
corpulentia 1. •corpusculum. correcumbere 2. corregionalis €, 
correptor. corroboratio. corniptibilitas 3. corruptiuus p. 28 
(ind.). corticosus 3. crapulatio. crapulatus 3. crassedo 1 n. 1. 
crassificare 4 p. 343. crassitas 3. crassulentus tb. (p. 300). 
creabiliß 2. •credulitas 1 (ind.)« crenaium A. p. 17. creper3n. 8. 
crepere (et ex-crepit) D p. 295. crepulus n. 13. cribellum A p. 96. 
cribrare. criminalis et -ter a. crinescere th. (ad 252). criniculus. 
cruciatio 2. cruentatio 3. cubatio 1. cubicularis. . cubitura 3. 
cubula.. cucumeracius A p. 100. cuiusmodicumque 3. *cultura.. 
cululla. cunctamen n. 13. cunctatior a. cunctipotens d. cura- 
tura 1. cursio 3. cursualis. curuitas. cygninus th. (301). 



Dactylosus. Mactylas. damnabiliter 6. damnificare. damnlaa. 
dapsilitas. fdealbatio 2. dealbator d. dealitas. deambalacmm 2. 
deardere c. debiliter d. debriare. debuccellatus. decada d. 
decaluare 3. decaluatio 2. decanissa th* (p. 299). decantatio b, 
decennale ( et -lis ) a. decentia 1. deceptiosus. deceptians. 
deceptor 1. deceptorius 2. deceptrix 2 (p. 5* et 28*). decerptio. 
decertator. decibilis. decimatio 3. decipula. 'decisio 3 n. 11. 
declaratiuus p. i28. f Meclinatio. *decoctio c. decoriare . . deco- 
rosus.. decorticare 1 et 3. decrementum 1. decubare 3. deca- 
platus 2. decuplus. decassus, u. dedecorus p. 42. dedicator 2 
add. Arn. ian. in ps. 119. dedltor n. 4. defaecatio 2. defamator r. 
*defectio A p. 19. defectiuus 3. fdefensaculnm c, defensitare 1. 
*deficere. definitiuncula. deflexio b, deüorare et -tio 3. defluus 
D n. 48. deflnxio a. defoHare 2. Meformatio 3«. Mefunctio 2. 



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f deglabare. degradatio. degustatio. degastator. dehabere 2. 
f dehonoratio. dehortatio 2. deifer 2. deificus 3 (iDd.). deilo- 
quus c. Deipartrix o. deitas D p. 305. delectabilis 1 et 
-ter 3» f delectatiuncula 1. delcgator d. delenificus D n* 62. 
deleticius 3. fdeliberare (liberare). deliciari. deliciosus 3. deli- 
cium p. 42. delictor 2. delimare 1. deliramentara 1 . . delnere. 
deminutiuus et -ne p. 28. demonstrabilis 2. demonstrator 1 . . 
demonetratrix 2. demorosus th. (p. 295). demorsas, ns tb. ( 296). 
demptiolet3. demiindinare gl. (303). demutabilis. dematatio3. 
denatarel. *denominatio. densabiliB2. densescere. denudatio2. 
deoperire 6, cf. 2 et A p. 96. depalare 3. depastio 3. depecu- 
lator 3. deplanare D add. ad n. 84. deploratio p. 41. deplnere 3. 
depopulatorl. Mepositio. depositiuus 2. deprauatio.. deprauator. 
deprecatiuuB p. 28. deprecatrix 3. depublicare Thom. p. 459. 
derelictio 1. derisio 3. deriaorius 3. deriuatiuus. derogator. 
descriptiuncula 3. desculpere. desectio 1. desertio.. deseruitio. 
desideranter 3. desidiose . . desipiscere. despectatio. despectio 
1 et 3, desperabilis. despicabilis . . f •despicere c. inf. despi- 
cientia 3. desponsatio 2. destitutio 3. *destructio 3, cf. B p. 403. 
desndatio. detentare b, detestator 3. detractor 1 et 3 . . detnincaUo 
let3. detumescere 3. f^deuenire. fdeaersio. deuiare. deuictio 3 n.l3. 

deuictor. deuitatio 3. deuoratio 2 (ad 'Hier... desceudere' add.: «1.). 

deuoratorius 3 n. 13 (Ind.). dextrale 3. diaiteon.. dialis Dp. 291. 
dialoes. diatheon. *dictatio 3 p. 614. dictoaudientia. dictor. 
♦diecula. diffamatio 2. diflTerenterl et 3(ind.) diffinitio IKind.). 
diföniüuüs p. 28. diffngus th. (299). dlffasio 3.. diffnsor. 
digestibilis 4 p. 343. digestorins A p. 95. digeetus, us 1 et 3 . . 
dignanter a. dignitosus a. dignoscentia a. diiadicatio 3. dila- 
ceratio a . . dilapidatio 2. dilatatio 3 . . dilectio 3 . . dilector 3. 
^diligentia, dimidiare 3. dimidietas 2. dimissio et -sor.« direc- 
torius 2 p. 25*. diremptio 3 . . direptor 3. diruptio 1. discep- 
tatrix 3. discernibilis. disciplinabills 2, et -ter 3 n. 2. discipu- 
latas, UB 2. discissio 3 p. 671 . . discoloriuB 3. discordiosus 3 
add. Cypr. anit. cath. 12 extr. discredere 2. discrepatio 1. discrete2. 
discretio. discretor b. diacriminatio . . discubitus, us 1. discnr- 
sare p. 45. diBcursio A p. 104. discassor 2. disertitudo 3. 
disertiaus p. 28. disertulas c, disiectare 1. disiectio 3. dispa- 
ratio 3. disparilitas 3. disparuisse 3 n. 2 (ind.). dispeetare. 
dispectio c. dispector 2. dispectas, us 6 n. 12. dispendiosus 1. 
•dispensatio. dispensatiuus 3, -ue 2 (p. 6* et 25*; add. Greg. M. io 

I RefT, V, 2, 40 'quia id ipsam dispeasatiue, id est proptcr aliud, faciont* al. 

rtispensatorius. dispensatrix a. f dispersor. dispertitio 3. dispo- 
sitor 3 . . dispositus, u 3, dispudet 3. disputatiuus. disputator 3. 



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disseminatio2. disseparatio 1. dissertator B n. 17. dissertor 3. 
dissidentia.. dissignare D p. 269 et 285, -tio p. 285. fMissimulare 
c. Inf. * dissimulatio. dissipabilis 1.. dissipator. dissitus.. 
dissouantia c. dissulcare. distentio 3 p. 624 (ind.). distortio 3. 
distractor. distributim 4**. distributor 1,2,3. districtio D p. 269 
cl. 292. ditator 2. diuastare.. diuersiclinius, -uin D p.295. diui- 
duare Tliom. p. 181. diuinalis. diuinator a. diuulgatio 2. doci- 
bilis.. dociliter. doctilicus D n. 62. doctiloquax. dogmatizare 
et -ista c. fdolatio. dolatorium c. dolositas 3. domicellus th. 
(296). doin(i)naedius. dormitatio. draconariuö. dragantum . . 
dropax 1. dualitas 6. dubietas 2(p. 7* et25*) et B n. 25. dubita- 
bilis 1.. dubitatiuns p. 28, -ne 2. ducatio. ducator 1*. ducti- 
tare 1. duitas A p. 97. dulcifluus. dulciloquus. dolcisonus. 
dulcorare D p. 58. duodenarius a. duodennis. duplicitas. duri- 
tas 1*. *duritie8. duumuiralicius. 



Ebriositas 1 et 3. ebnllitio. ecclesiola. ecstasis 3. f*ecthli- 
psis. ^editio.. effabilis 1. effatio. effectio 1 et 3.. effectiuus 
1 et 3. effector 1 et 3. efferus n. 8. effetare 3 n. 20. efficatus 
th. (p. 295). efficientia 3. effigiare. eftlatus, us. efflorere 3. 
effluus n. 13. effluxio. effosslo. effractura 3. effrenatio 1 et 3. 
effusor c. eiaculari 6 n. 4. *eiectio A p. 104. elaboratio A p. 104. 
elanguere. electarium(-iia-). elector 3. elementarius . . elephan- 
tiacus A p. 82 et 96. elephantiosus D n. 52. *eleuatio h . . eli- 
matio B n. 19. eliquus th. (299). elixare a (ind.). elixatura. 
elongatio. eloquenter 3. elucidare 2. elactatio D add. ad n. 84. 
emanator II. emendatorius D n. 80. emigratio 3. emunctio a. 
emnndatio 2. emunitas. enarratiuus. enarrator 3. enarratus, u, 
energia. eneruis p. 44. eneruiter. enixio. ens 1. enthecatus b, 
enudare 3 n. 2. enuntiatiuus 1. enuntiatrix 2. ephemerida p. 48. 
episcopalis. episcopium 3, al. 2. epulator b. *eque8 1. equi- 
tatio 3. equitissa th. (299). eradicatio 3. erectio 3. eremiticus. 
ereptio . . ericius 3. erinaceus 1. erogator 3. erroneus 1 et 3 
(ind.V erubescentia 3. ♦eruptioS. essentia3.. essentialia, essen- 
tialiter 2, cf. B n. 29. esurienter.. esuries. euacuatio 2, cf. 3ii. 13. 
euagatio 1, euangelizator 3. euaporare.. euaporatio 3 (ind. ). euec- 
tus, US 1. ♦euersor b, euidentia 3. euigilatio 2. euitabilis d. 
eunuchizare 2. euocator 1, -torius 2. euulsio 3 n. 19. exacerbatio 2. 
exacerbescere 2. exactrix D n. 26. exaedificatio 1 et 3. exagge- 
ranter 3. exaggeratus adi. et f-te 3. exagitator 3. exalbare 3. 
exalbidusl.. exaltatiol. examinatio.. exaperire3. exaudibilis d. 
exauditio et -tor a, exbromare. excaecatio. exceptorium s. exidio 1. 



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excitatio 2. excitator. exclusor D n. 26. excoctio 1. excogitatio 
1 et 3 . . excolatorium. excolens pass. th. (297). excommunicatio 
D n. 29. excoriare. excruciatio. excubitus, iis. excultor 3. 
excueatoriiis. excu8sio2. excussor. excussus, us 6. exemplarium. 
exercitamentnm 1*. excercitator 3. exhaustio. exhibitor 3. exhi- 
laratio. exhonorare. f exhonoratio. exhortamentura 1. exhor- 
tator2.. exhortatorius . . exhortatus (pass.) . . exigentia. exi- 
mietas B n. 25. exinanitio 1 et 3. exitialiter b. exitio 3. 
fexoptatio. exoratio 1. exorator. . exoratorium c. exoratrix. 
exorbitatio 2. exornatorl. exosDp.288. expan8io2. expauere. 
expergefaclioD n. 29. expetitio n. 4, -tor b. expiator 3, -tus, u ib. 
explanator ib. add. Am. ian. io ps. 71. expletio 1. expletiuus p. 28. 
explicabilis 1 et 3.. exploratio 3. *exponere a (Ind.). expo- 
sitor 2 (add. Eust. Hex. I, 2.) *expre88e 4*. *expressio et -or 3. 
exprobrabilis. exprobrator 1 . . expromptare. ♦expugnabilis. 
expugnatrix. expulsio 1 et 3 . . expultrix 3. expurgatio 3. 
t • exquisitio a, cf. D p. 292. exscreatus, us 4 p. 343. exsecra- 
bilitas App., Arn. iiin. in ps. 81. exsecrabiliter 3. exsecrator 3. 
exsensus 1 . . exsequialia 3. exsolanus th. (n. 91). exsolatio. 
exspargere 3. ex8pectator 2. exspiratio 1*. ex8poliatio et -tor. 
exstantia 4 p. 343 (cf. B.) exstantior. exstinctio 3. exstinctor.. 
exstinguibilis 2. fexstructe. exsuccatus ft. exsulanus th. (n. 91\ 
exsulatio 3. exsultanter. extensio 4 p. 343. extergifacium th. (302) 
exterminatio 3. exterminium 3. externari et -tus 1 . . extimare 
et 'tio. extoUentia . . extramundanns. extramuranus 2 n. 2. 
♦extremitas p. 20. exuberantia 1 et 3, -tio 1 . . exundantia 6. 
exundatio. exustio 6 n. 8. fexuuium. 

Fabarius s. fabricatrix. facitergium. factitatio. *factor. 
*factura. faeculentia 2. falcaetrura. t falsarius adi. f falsator 2. 
false 3. falsiloquns 3. falsitas Bn. 25^ cf. D add. ad n. 84. fama- 
tns A. famescere . . famigerabilis n. 14. familiola D n. 40. fa- 
mulatio 1 et 3. famultas 1. fascinatio 3. ffatidicus pass. ffsi- 
tuitare . . fauorosus th. (3(X)). ffeliculiis. fellator. fcraorale. 
feneratio . . fenestrare 3. fenoreus th, (299). feraliter 2. feria- 
ticus 1. fermentacius. feruenter 3. feruura. fessulus 3. fetificus 
6 n. 13. ficticius 1. ficulnetuno th. (300). *figere D n. 84. figti- 
ralis. figuratiuus p. 29. figurator 2. iilare D p. 291. filiatio. 
filietas. finalitas c. finitiuus p. 29 et 1 s. u. firmamen d. fir- 
matrix. fixe a. flabilis 3 . . flagellatio 3. flagranter, flamme- 
scere 1 . . flammiuomus b. flatare a. flauescere d. flexibilitas 
3, -ter c. füictare . . flocculus. floricoraus p. 10 et n. 13. florifer 3. 
fflosculum D p.38. fluctiuagus 3 et a.. Üuctuabundus. *fluctua- 



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tio 3. fluentia 2. üuescere e et D n. 80. fiaminalis 4 p. 343. 
fluuidus 1. fluxio. focacius c, *focus. foederare et -tio. foete- 
Bcere A p. 100. folia, ae. foliolum. folligena d. fomentatio 3, 
cf. A. n. 84. fontalis. forinsecus D n. 88, *foris praep. c, for- 
mabilis B n. 39 et D p. 227 sq. formator 3, -trix ib., cf. a, for- 
micabilis et -alis 4 p. 343. fornieator 2. forlificare A p. 99. 
fossarius. ffossibilis 1. fractilis th. (294). fractor D p. 291. fra- 
gorosus th. (300). *framea. frangibilis th. (294). fraterne 1. 
fraternitas D. p. 286 '). fratricida et -cidium h, frendor n. 13. 
frequentatio 1 et 3, -tor 3. friabilis 1* (ubi scr.: .. 172 al.). fri- 
camentum c. fricator 4 p. 343. frictio n. 14 . . frigidare 4 1. c. 
frigidilas 2. t^rigorosus 2. fringultire 3. frixura D add. ad n. 92. 
frontosus D n. 80. fructificatio 3. fructuose. frugiparus 1. fru- 
tescere. fucatio. fucinare gl. (303). fugator D p. 50. fugitans 
adi. 3. falguralis 3. fuliginosns h, fulix d. fumidare Thom. 
p. 241. fundatio 1 et 3, -tor D add. ad n. 84. funeraticius B 
n. 38. funestare a., furfuraciilum D add. ad n. 84. furialiter3. 
furui C p. 20. fusor, fasitrix c. fututor. 

tGallula A p. 100. gargaridiare 3. gargarisma A p. 99 et D 
p. 63. gauata ^gab-) a. gaadibandus A p. 49. gazetum th. (300;. 
gazopbylacium. gelescere. gemebundus 1 n. 1. generabilis act. 3. 
generamen. generatiuus. generator 6 n. 8. genitaliter 3. *gen- 
tiliter. germinabilis. gerron-eus, -accus th. (299). geslator 1, 
-torius 1*. t*g6aticulatio 3. gesticulus 3. gibbus adi. gladiolus 
A p. 32. glaucinus A p. 100. glis D p. 299. gliteus th. (299). 
glomeratim. gloriatio 1 et 3. glutinare p. 45, -tio 1*. graci- 
lentas 1. gradalis b. graeca uocabula ap. scrr. sec. V. p. Chr. 
B n. 43. +graecizare 2. grama. grandaeuitas Pacuu., Acc, Arn. 
iun. in ps. 134. grandinare D n. 80. grandisonus 3. grandius- 
culas 3. granulum A p. 100. grassatio 3 cl. 6 n. 8. gratificus 3. 
gratalator et -torius 3. grauatim 1 n. 2. grauatio 4 p. 343. 

gressio 1. +grossescere 5 add. Greg. M. ep. IX, 52 *dum in eis culpa gros- 

sescit'. gro6situdo2. grunnitus, US 3. gubematiol.. gu8tabilis2. 
^gustaLio. 

Habilitas 1 cl. B n. 17. habitatrix 3. hauritorium. hebdo- 
mada p. 48. hebdomadarius 2. hebetatio d, hebetudo b> Hella- 



1) Add. : meton. (pro : firater) io allocutione ,,Pelag. pap. ep. 14 (Sapaudo)", 
Greg. M. ep. X, 33 'quae a fraternitate tua (i.e. te, fratre meo) una cam Ruffino.. 
statuta sunt', 36. 42 s. f., 29 (ad Constantium episc.) 'nestra (q.tna) fr. bene fecit 
pro informatione nostra scribere quod audtuit', 26 et saepiss. 



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dicus 3. hemicrania- -ium A p. 33. hemitritaicus ib. herbaticas. 
herbescere 3. fherbitus. herniosus A p. 96. hibernum. hiera a. 
hilarescere 1 et 3. historialis et -ter. histrionicus. holouitreus. 
homicidialis. homileticus 2. horaullulus d. honorificentia . . 
fhorcista. hospitiolum D n. 40. hostilitas. humaniter 1. huma- 
tio d. liumectatio 4 p. 343. humiliatio 2. humilitare. ♦humilitas. 
humorosus. hydrinus c, liymnidicus. hymnizare. 



lactabundiis 3. iactaculum th. (298). iactanticulas b, iactatas, 
US n. 8 et 6 n. 12. identitas. idoneitas 2. igniarium et -narius 3. 
ignifactus. ignire. igniuagus D p. 66. igniuomus b. ignoranter 3. 
ignoscentia. . iliacus A p. 36. ilium. *illatio 3 n. 2.. illau- 
dandus 3 p. 637 (ind.). illecebrare 2. illectamentum 1. illigatio 
D add. ad n. 84. illucere A p. 104. Illuminator 3. lUusorias c. 
illustratio et -tor 3. illustratus, us b. imaginabilis. iraaginaliter 
D n. 34. imaginarie. imaguncula 1. imbridus 3. imbutio d, imita- 
tiuus. immaculabili8p»33. immaculate. immedicabiliter </. imraen- 
sitas 1 et 3.. immensurabilis A p. 37. immensuratus immerenter 3. 
imminentia 1 et 3. immisericorditer 3. immissio3. immissor. immo- 
biliter. immoderatio 1.. immortaliter 3. immunde «. immiinire 1. 
immutabilitas et -ter 1. imparilitas 1 et 3. impassibilitas 2. impas- 
sibiliter. t*impatienter. impauide 1*. impeccabilis 3. impensio. 
imperatiue 1. impercussus 3. imperfectio D n. 29. imperialis. 
impermutabilis. imperscrutabilis 3. impersonaliter c, impcrspi- 
cabilis. impertitio a, imperturbabilis. impetitus. irapetratio 3. 
impetuosus A p. 104. implacabilitas 2. implementum 4 p. 343. 
implicamentum 2, -atio 3. impoenitendus 1 et 3. impoenitentia 2. 
impolite 3. importabilis. . et -ter. impositio 1. impositiuus p. 29. 
impossibilis et -tas 3» impostura Treb., Vlp. Dig. s., coli. legg. 
Mos. et Rom. „15, 2", Arn. iun. in ps. 71 et 118. impraegnare 2, 
fimpraemeditatus c, *imprecari 1. improbabiliter. improbatio 
1 et 3. improprie 3. impugnatio 3 . . impugnator c (Ind.). 
impalsare. imputatio 3. inaccessibilitas. inadibilis. inadulte- 
ratas d, inaequatus . . inacstimabiliter. inalbescere . . inamissi- 
bilis 2. inarticulatus c. inaudibilis a. incantator c. incasti- 
gatus 3. incautela 3. incendiosus a. incensio.. incentiaum. 
tinceptiuus. incertitudo Philastr. (De- Vit), Greg. M. in I Reg. II, 
4, 20 'ista incertitudinis uita\ III, 5, 15 al. incessabilis. iuces- 
santer. inchoatio 1 n. 1 et c. inchoator. incingulum. incircum- 
scriptus c • . incitator c . . inclamatio <f. inclusio 3. incoactns 3. 
^ncoctus 3. incogitabilis 3. ineoinquinatus 2 et 4. fincolare. 
incomma. t^ncoiomodas pass. incommunicabilis . . incommu- 



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tabiliter c. incompassibilis 2. incompellabilis 2. incompetenter. 
incomprensns B n. 44. inconfusibiliter. incongnienter 3. incon- 
gruitas c, incoDniuus 1. inconsequena 1 et 3, -ter 3. inconside- 
ratio. finconaiderato. inconsolabilis 1. inconsonans et -tia. 
inconsonus. inconsummabilis. incontemplabilis 2. incontiguus 2. 
inconnenienter 2 («dd. Greg. M. in l Reg. in, i, 3i al.}. inconuenientia 3. 
inconuentua. inconaersibilis D p. 89. inconuertibilis 3, cf. 2. 
inconuertibilitas. incorporabilis 2. incorporalitas 3. incorporare. 
incorrigibilis. incorruptibilitas 3. increpatiuus et -ue. increpa- 
torius c. increpare. incrispatio 2. inculcator 3. inculpabiliter. 
incurabilis. incursatio. incaroatio 3. indagabilis. inde est quod 
d (ind.)* indeclinabiliter.. indefatigatus 3. indeficienter c. inde- 
finite 3. indelebilis 3. indemonstrabilis 1. indemutabiliter. inde- 
prehensibilis 2. indesinens. indeterminate. f indicabilis pass. a. 
indiculum D p. 291. indifBcalter. indigentia 2 n. 2. indigesti- 
bilis c, indigestio.. iudignanter.. Mndignari et -atio. indi- 
gnatiuas 2. indiruptas. indiaciplinatio.. indiacussus. indispoaite 1. 
indiaaecabilia. indiasimilia 3. indisaociabiliter. indiuidae. indiui- 
duitas 2. indiuise r. indiuulsns 3. indoloria. indomabilia 1 et 3. 
indormitabilis. indubie. indubitabilia.. indabitabiliter a.» indubi- 
tatna. inductilis. inductor 1 et 3. inductrix 1. indultor.. indul- 
tns, u c. industriosus 1. indatorius. ineffabilitas 3, cf. et D p. 75. 
t inegresBUB. . inelegantia 1. ineptare tb. (n. 96). ineaentilatnsth. 
(p. 302). inenincibilis 3 n. 2. ineuitabiliter.. inexaminatos A p. 97. 
inexcitabilis 3. inexcusabiliter. inexercitaa. inexoratas a. inex- 
plebiliter. inexploratus cf. inexBaturabilia.. inexacrutabilia. inex- 
sistens. inexterminabilis. inextricabiliter a. infabricatus 3. infa- 
matio 1 et 3. infantilis D p. 82. inferax 2. infermentatus A p. 100. 
infestatio 3.. finfingere. infimtas3. infirmaii a. inflatilisl n. 1. 
inflexibiliter. informator 3. informiter D n. 34. infrigidare c, 
infnictuositas 2. finfrugifer c, ingeniculare intr. ingenitus 2. 
ingratitado d, fingrauanter. ingrauatio c ingreasio 1 et 3.. 
"^ingressus ua. ingurgitatio a. ingustabilis 1. inhalatio. inhe- 
reditare 2. inhianter.. inhonestare 1*. inhonestas 3. inbono- 
rabilis 3. inbonoratio. inhumanatio. inbamaniter A p. 86. iniec- 
tare p. 45. inimicare 3. inimiciter 3. inintelligibiiia. ininuesti- 
gabilis 3, initiamentam 2. initiator 2. iniunctio b. innectere. 
innominabilia A p. 55. innubilare 2. f^nnumeratua 2. innume- 
roaua. inobscurabilia 3. inoüiicioaitaa. inolitua 3. inoperatio 3. 
inopinanter 1. inoptabilia 1. inordinaliter C p. 12. inordinate 
1 et 3 (ind.). inordinatio 1 et 3. inquietare p. 45. inquietatio 
M. £mp., Greg. M. in Cant. 3, 5. inquietudo . . inquilinatua, ua 3. 
inquinatio 3. tinaalare. inaalubria. inaanabiliter b, inaatia- 



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bilitas 6. insaturabilis et -ter 3. insauciatns 2. insectare et *torl. 

'insensibilis (act.). . insensibilitas D p. 87. insensllis 1.. inse- 

parabilitas b. inseparatus 3 n. 13. insiccabilis. finsignificatus 

D p. 274. insimulatio . . insinuatrix b. insolabiliter 3. insolatio. 

insomnietas b. inspectatio 1. inspectluas p. 29. insperabilis 

p. 35 (cf. A n. 74). inspiramen. inspiratio 3 . . inspirator. in- 

spissare A p. 96. instabilitas . • instigatrix 1. inetructor 3 «dd. 
Praed. III. 6 'o sapientem architectum et bonoram omnlum instractorem *. 

instructns, u 3 . . insuauiter. insubetantiuus 2. insuete 4 p. 343. 
insufUciens.. insufilare.. insufflatio. insnltabiindas D n. 80. *in- 
sultatio trnsl. Flor., Aug. de genes, contra Hanich. II, 21, 
Oros. bist. VII, 34, Arnob. iun. in ps. 136 'nobis daemones 
insultantes post peccatum quasi in bis uerbis insultationum 
Buanim uoces adhibere..'. insultatorius 3. insultus, us a. in- 
superabiliter A p. 97, cf. D p. 157. insuspicabilis. insustenta- 
bilis n. insusurratio <i. in-taminatus.. intellectibilis. intellector 3. 
intellectualis 2, cf. 4 p. 337. intellectualiter. intelligenter 3. in- 
telligibilis.. intelligibiliter 3. intern poralitas 2. intern porali ter c. 
fintenebricare. intensio 3 . . f intensiose. intentatio 3. in-ten- 
tatus . . '"'intentio 3. intentus, us 3. interceptio 3. interclinus 
th. (299). interclnsio 3. intercutauus th. (n. 91). Interdianus 4 
p. 343. interdictor 3. interdigltia A p. 95. interemptio 1. inter- 
fusio 2 cl. D n. 78. interlabi d. interminatio 3 et 4**. intermixtio n. 4. 
internatare c. internecare trnsl. D n. 78. internectere 1. inter- 
pedire 2, interpellatrix 2. interpretator 2. •interrogator. inter- 
sistere 3. intersonare 1. intertaliare. interuersor. interuirere 
A p. 77. inthronizare. intimatio d. intitnlare ft, cf. 2 p. 22* 
et 3 n. 13. intolerabiliter 3. intransgressibilis. intransmeabilis. 
intrepidus n. 8. intrimentum d. introcludere. introductor. 
introgredi 1. fintrogressus, us D p. 296. intuitio. *inuectio. 
inuector b. inuelatus 2. inuersare. in -uertibilis 3. f in -ueeti- 
gabilis B p. 447, inuesticeps th. (302). inuestigatio 3.. inuesti- 
gatorSn. 19.. inuestiredf. inuincibilis 3. inuiolabiliter. inuiscare. 
inuisibilitas 3. inulsitare. inuolutare. inuulneratus3.. *iocularis s. 
louialis D add. ad n. 84. irasclbilis 2. irrationabilitas 2. irre- 
futabilis 2. irremediabiliter 3. irremissus. irremuneratus 3n.20 
(add. Greg. M. fn I Reg. I, 3, 26). irrepercussus 3. irreprehensus 3. 
•J-irreptio. irrequisitus Sid., Greg. M. ep. V, 21. irretractabilis 2. 
irreuerenter 1. irrigator n. 13. irrisorieDn.99. irrisorius. irroratio. 
irrotare 3. irruptus (non -or) 1. itus, us 6 n. 12. iubilatio 2. 
iudiciallter. iugabilis 6. iugalis s. iugalitas. lugeraJis 2. iugiter 
A n. 52. iugulatio 1.. iugulus p. 43, cf. Arn. I, 59. iunctio3.. 
iuratio 3. iurgatrix 2. iusquiamus A p. 16 (»dd. Uynan. ii, io>. 
iustificator D n. 26. iuuamen 2. 



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Labascere 3 D. 8. labilisDp. 94. labina. laboratio3. laccarias. 
lacerator D n. 26. lacrimabliter 2. lacrimatio 6 n. 8. lacrimatorius. 
*lactare 5. lacticolor d. lacticulosus. lactineas. laesnra a. laeta- 
bundus 3. laetamen 3. laetanter 2. laetatio 3.. lamentabiliter. 
lampare d, lanuginosus 3. lapidator 1. lapsabundus. lapsare 3. 
lasar A p. 100. ^laterale, latiiicare. latinare 4 p. 343. lator 3. 
laturarias c. landabilitas. laadatiuus 3. laxatiuus A p. 100. lebeta. 
lectiuncula 3. legaliter3Ti. 2.. Megatarius. leonteus. leopardu8 2. 
lepida. letabilis 2. letaliter 1 et 3. j-leuigare et f-tio cf(add. Greg. 

M. in I Regum I. 3, 21, III, 4, 7, epist. VllI, 24 «t »«ep.). lenigatio 1 et 3. 

leuitissa th. (299). libamen . . libarins p. 44. über 8. sing, libi- 
las, US. libramen. licite 2 add. Praedest. III, 31. tli<*'^tiis. 
ligatio c. limpidare d. lineatas. linguosus D p. 96. liniger d. 
linimentum . . linire (et coxnpos.) A n. 72. linostimus. liqui- 
ritia A p. 16. litator. *literatara. literio c. litigatlo. litigator 
p. 42. litigium 1. liuescere 1*. lixiaium et -num A p. 47. 
flixoperita. localitas B n. 17. localiter 3, cf. a, locupletatio 2. 
longaeuitas 2 p. 12* et 28* add. Fulg. Rasp. ep. 7, 3 al. longanimia, 
-ter et -tas 3. longiloquium A p. 86. longinquare B n. 48. longi- 
uscule. longiusculus 3, cf. 4 et ind. s. u. lorandum. lotio 1. 
lotor. lotura 1* (cf. De-vu ». u.). lucidare. lucificus. lacillaas b, 
lucipeta. lucrificare 3. luctificas 1. lucubratas adi. ludiarius 2. 
ludicre 3. ludificatlo 3. ludificatorius B n. 36. tlues plur. lugu- 
briter 1. laminatio. lumineus tb. (299). lapinaceus c. lusorium s. 
lustr^raentam b. luxatura . . ly mphare 1. 



Maceratio 3.. maceriatus r. magisterias adi. b. magnalia 2. 
magnanimis. magnidicus 1 . . magniloquium. malagma , ae r. 
maledictio et -tor 3. malefactor 1 et 3. maleficentia D p. 65. 
maletractatio. mallloqnium 2. malleator 3. malomellum. mana- 
bilis 3. manatio 1 et 3. mancipatns ^ us 3. mandibula, ae. 
^mandacare. manifestator 3. mansionarias a. Greg. M. dial. I, 5, 
III, 25, inscr., gl. mansitare 3. mansiuncula D n. 81. mansor. 
mansuetare 3. manuensis th. (301). Marmaricns n. 8. martyrialia. 
martyrizare. t^^asca. massula 1. materialis 3 p. 636 (ind.)'). 
t*matrix. matronaliter 1. matutinalis. meabilis 1.. meaculum 
1) n. 45. mediatrix. medicabiliter b. medicatio d, niedicator2. 
medicinaliter. inedietas. medilunia 2. medioximus 3. medita- 



2) Adaerb. Sidon.^ Greg. M. in I, 3, 9: (scientiam) suis patribas diuinitus 
inspiratam, sibt aatem materlaliter exhibitam. Cf. De-Yit b, o. 



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torium 2. meduUaris A p. 99. medus D n. 1 add. Yen. Radeg. 15 

'medi decoctio*. melca. melioratio 2 (add. Greg. M. reg. past. ZA, In 1. 

Reg. III, 4, 7, ai.). mellusculus et -le 3 n. 17. mella. melliflaus 
4* p. 506 et D n. 99. membrare c, memoriosus 1. mendicatio 1. 
mendiculus. mendositas D p. 75. meninga A p. 47. meDsio 1.. 
mensurabilis B n. 17. mentastnim. mercatio a.. meretricari et 
-tio. t meritatus. merosus. merulentus b, metropolita et -tanus. 
mlcatus, US b. milito. milleformis. millenarius 2. milleni 3. 
rainimisslmus B p. 444. ministratio 1 et 3, cf. a. ministratorias 1. 
minorare et -tio.. fminuta, ae. f mirabolanus. miratrix n. 8 
(-tor ib.). mirificare 2. miseranter 1 et 3. miserator 3 (ind.j. 
missibilis. missorium. mitigatio 3. mittendarlus b, mixtio 1 . . 
moderamentum 1 et 1*. moderanter 1.. modernus 3 n. 2. mode- 
stare Thom. p. 366. modiatio b, modicare Thom. 1. 1. modula- 
bilis 1. modulatio p. 41. moechatio. mollescere. molliüauB. 
momentaneus .. monachalis. monachicus a. monarchianus. mo- 
Tiasterialis c. monasticus. monela 3. monstrifer p. 44. montesis. 
monticellus , -cellulus D n. 40. *morbidu8 D p. 288, cf. n. 99. 
morbifer. mordacitas . . mordicatio 4 p. 343, A p. 100. morigerus 
D n. 61. morsellus th. (p. 296). 'mortalitas. *mortaliter b. morti- 
ferusD p. 83. motare 3. t*motio 3 p. 652. t*motus 3. mulcedo 3. 
mulionicus 4. mnlseus. multicauus 1. multicola. multifarie 
A n. 61 et 2 p. 26 ", multifarias . . multiloquax 1 et 3. multi- 
loquentia. multimodus . . multiplicator b. multiuagns a. mal- 
toties. mundator (et -tio) 2. mundatorius ib. munerat^r 3. 
munifex 1. murennla 2. murratus 3. mustio. mutabiliter 3. 
mutilatio. tmyrocrocinum. myrta. mystice. 

Nabulum th. (296). napa. narrabilis 1. f Narsensis. natatoria 
s. 2. t*u&turalis« naufragosus. nauicella3. nauifragus3. naniger 
D n. 61. *nauigium.. nebulare. necessarie 3 n. 19.. *neces- 
sitates.. negatiuus p. 29. neglectio 3, -tor B n. 20, -tus, us 1. 
nemoralis d. nephriticus A p. 100. nepotatus pass. *nequitia. 
neutralis 1.., -ter 1. nidorosus 1*. nigredo 1. nigrescere: 
post p. Geis, n, 7 8. f., Col. (perf.), Plin. nigricare 1. ni- 
grificare D n. 99. nigritudo 3. Nilicola 2. nimietas . . ningui- 
duB b, Kiniaiticus. nitide 1. nocibilis. nociuus p. 29. nocu- 
mentum. nodositas b. nominator 3. nominatus adi. 3. nomi- 
nitare.. nonnus 2. f normare a. normula. nouaclum. no- 
nellare 2. nouennis a. noniter. noxie c. nubilosus. nugacitas. 
nugigerulus. nnllatenns. numerositas. nuncapatiuas p. 29. *nun- 
dinator b, nuptialiter. nutrimen 1. nutrimentum. nutritio. 
nymphalis b. 



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Obdormitare. obdulcescere b. obduratio 2. obiectaculum a. 

obiectatio 3. *obiectio 2. oblator 3. oblectabilis b. obliquatio. 

obliquitas 3. . oblocutio» obloquium B n. 17. oblucere. oblucta- 

tio D add. ad n. 84. obmurmuratio 2. obnoxiare. übnoxietas. 

obnubilare 1. obsecundatio 3. obsequentia 1. obseruabilis. ob- 

seruatrix 3. obsidialis 2. obsolefacere o. obstinax et obt- th. 

(299). obtemperanter 3. obtemperatio ib. obtruncatio 1. ob- 

tnisio 2. obturamentum 1, -ratio c. obtusio 2. obuelare 2. ob- 

uerbei*are 3. obumbraculum 2. obumbratio . . obuncare. occae- 

catio J. occiduus B p. 399. occupator. occursio. oculare 1. 

odorabilis 2. odoramen A p. 97. foenomel. officiositas. olea- 

strensis 6. oleosus 3. ominosus . . omniformis 3 n. 11. omni- 

inodus 3.. et -de 3. toninipotenter b. omnipotentia 4**. omplia- 

comel A p. 100. onustare. opevare c. opificium 3 . . opinatus 

adi. 3 p. 653. foppidatim d. oppido 3 n. 8. oppilatio 1. oppressor 

1 et 3. opprobrare 3 n. 8. optabiliter 3. optimitas. *orator 3. 

oratoria s. 1. orbator 1. ordinabiliter. ordinatiuus 2. ordina- 

tor 1. organizare th. (303). orificium A p. 58. original! ter a, 

originarius 3. f ortyga A p. 20^. oscitatio. osculatio d. ostensio 

et -sor 1. otiositas. ouinus 1. oxygarum 1. oxymorus b. 

oxypiper. 

Pacificatio 1. paciüce 3. paganitas b. paganizare th. (302). 
paginula 1.. *pala 4 p. 343. palmicius A p. 100. palmiger 1, 
palpabilis B n. 39, -itas 1* p. 5. palpatio 1.., -tor 1. palpa- 
tus, u. palpitatio a et 5. panificare. panus, -na A n. 18 (»dd. 
panicalus sie Th. Prise, iv f. 314 b). papilio 3. *papillal. paratura2. 
parcitaß p. 42. parentela 3. pariare 3. parilitas 3. pariliter b, 
partialiter. particularis 3. partilis et -ter.* parturitio b. par- 
ulssimus. pascua, ae 1* add. Aniob. fun. in ps. 78 al. passibilitas et 
-ter 2. *passio A p. 91. pastinaca (olus) Geis. II, 18 al., „CoL", 
PL, all. pastinator 3. pastorius 3. pastura b, patefactio 1. pa- 
tenter 1 et 3. *patrare. patriarchalis d. pauimentare 1. paupe- 
rare D p. 114. 'pausare et -tio. peccamen 2. peccantia 3. pecti- 
nare 1 . . pectoreus th. (299). pectnsculiim 2. pecualis 3. peca- 
liosus 3. pecusculum b. pedatura b, pedibulum. pediculosus 1. 
pedunculus. pelagicus . . pellacia 3. pellax 1. penetratio 3. 
peragratio 1 . . peramarus. perarduus 3. perceler 1. percipi- 
bilis A p. 97. perclarescere 2. percommodus 3. percontator 3. 
percrepare.. percussura b. fperdulcis 1. perdurus 3. pereger. 
peregrinator A p. 104. peremptioDn. 29. peremptorie. perexire. 
perforatio b. perfruitio 2, perfunctoriua, -ie 2. *perfusio D add. 



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ad n. 84, perhorrere 2. tperinstringere. perizoma. perleuis 1. 
permaestas n. 13. permansio 1 et 3. perroeabilis d. permensio 2. 
permixte 1 et 3. *pennixtio 2 p. 4*. permodicus 3 (ind.). per- 
motio 3. permiitabilis b. pernauigare c. pernicio 3. pernoctatio- 
peropportune d. perornare 1. perpacare D n. 84. perpallidus 3. 
perparum. perpastinare. perpense. perpere. perpetrabilis 3. 
perpetualiter.. perplaniis 2. perplexio 3. perplexitaa b. perpu- 
sillus 1. perquiescere 3 n. 11. fperrectio. perridicule 3. per- 
scrutare 3. perscrutatio 1. perserutator. persenerabilis 3, -atio 1.. 
persolidare 1. *persoDa 3. personalis 3 (ind.), -ter 3. *perso- 
nare 3» personata. perspicabilis 2. perstrictim a, cf. D n. 2. 
perstruere 1. persuasorius 2. persulcare c. perterrefacere 1. per- 
tusura A. p. 100. peruagatio 3. pernalidus 2. peruasio. per- 
uentor (et -tio). peruersio 3. peruersitas 1 . . peruestigatio 3. 
peruigilatio c. pemiridis. perunctio 3 et 1* perutilis 1. pessi- 
male b, pestilentiosus 1 et 3. pestilitas.. phantafiticus. phasia- 
ninus . . philoßophaster. pictaciolum. picula A p. 65. *pigmen- 
tum. pignerator 3. pigrescere. pigritari C p. 15. piliila 1. 
pinguamen 2. pinnaculnm 2. pinniger 6 n. 13. pipare a, pipio. 
piracium c, pisare 1 et 3. pisinnns 1. pistoricius A p. 32. ])la- 
cabilitas 1, -ter 3. placatio 1 et 3, cf. a, placeri impcrs. 4**. 
placidare 2. f plagalis. planare. planca. plantago. plantarium 
1 et 3. plasma, ae. plasmatio B n. 19 et e. plasmator. . pla- 
smatura tli. (n. 92). plaasibiliter. plectibilis B n. 39. plectrica- 
nns A p. 97. plectriger D p. 121. plenarius A p. 65 et c, ple- 
niter 4*. plnmbatae. -f plurifarius. plusculas 3 n. 17. poenali- 
ter 3. *poetare A. pollicitator 3. poUutio 2 add. D n. 99. 
pometum. pompare a. pompaticus D p. 12^. pomposus a. pon- 
derator b, porcellinus b, porrectius ada. b. portarius s. b, por- 
tator. *portitor p. 42, cf. 1. portuensis 2. Portunalia a. positi- 
UU8 A p. 97 et -ue 1. *positura b. possessiuncula 3.. possibi- 
litas D add. ad n. 84. postgenitns 1. postremitas. postulator 3. 
potentialiter. potestatiuus 3 . . potionare 3. praebibere D n. 23. 
praecalefacere ib. praecantator A p. 66. +*praecauere. praecautio 
D n. 23. praecentus, us th. (p. 296). praecessio. *praecinctio. 
praecinctorium 2. praecipitanter 3. *praecipere c. acc. et inf. D 
p. 288 sq. praecisamentum. +*praecisio. i'*praeci8or. praecla- 
mare, praeclarere 1 n. 1. praeclusio 1. praecogitatio 2. prae- 
coquere D n. 23. praecupidus 1. praecurare D n. 23. praecur- 
Borius 3. praedatus D n. 23. praedianus tli. (n. 91). praedica- 
bilis 1 et 3.. praedicamentum 3. praedicatrix 2. praedispositus 1. 
praedomare 6 n. 4. praedurare. praeduus. praeelectio (prae- 
lectio) 5. praeeligere (praelegere) ib., cf. B n. 17. praeexsistere. 



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*praefari. praefatiuncala 2 n. 3. *praefectu8 D n. 23. praefi- 
guratio c, cl. B n. 19. praeflorere 3. praefocare. praefocatio 
4 p. 343 et A p. 99. praeformatio 3. praefrigidus 6 n. 13. prae- 
fulgidns 2 add. (Fulg.) serm. 10 In. praegressio 3. praehonorare. 
*praeiacere d, praeiactare. i* praeindicare. praeinfundere D 
p. 126. praeintelligere. * praeiudicare 3. -J-praelauare D n. 23. 
praelegere 5 p. 103.. *praelinere D n. 23. praelucidus 3. prae- 
mollire D n. 23, et 1*^. praemonitio 2. praemonstratio 2. prae- 
mouere c et 4 p. 343. praemundans d. praenasci. prae-nominare. 
praenotatio 2 add. Greg. M. diai. I prmf. (nomioam). praenubere. prae- 
nuntiatio 3. praeoccupatio 3. praeordinare et -tio 2. praepati D 
n. 23. praepedimentum 3. praeputiatus 2. praereptor 2. prae- 
rogare 2 et 3, -tio a (ind.). praesagitio 3. *praescribere D n. 23. 
praesensio 1. praesentalis. pracsentare D n. 99. praeseraare D 
n. 23. praesignare 1 et 3.. praesignificare 1. praestanter. prae- 
Stator, praestigium 3 n. 2. praestolatio 2. praestrangulare 2. 
praesulatus, vlb . . praesultare a, praesumenter. praesumptiuus. 
praesamptor . . praesumptuose 3. praesumptas adi. 3. *praetegere 
D n. 23. * praetendere . . praetereunter D p. 40. praeteritio 3. 
praetermissiol. praetingere D n. 23. praetltalare2. f praetractare. 
f *praeualere c. inf. 3 n. 2 et D n. 36. praeualescere 1 et 3. 
praeaalide 3. praeuaricare. praenaricatrix. praeuentus, n A et 1*. 
pransor 1. prauicordius D p. 132. precatus, us 3. pretiositas 1.. 
primaeuitas. prime 1. primigenus 1. *principali8 c, i**princi- 
palitas ib., cf. 2. principari 3. priuantia. ^prinatim et -tas. 
priuatio 3 cl. a, f *priailegiiiin 3. probabilitas 3. probamentum. 
*probai-i c, inf. D n. 37» et add. p. 296. probrose 1. probro- 
sitas 2. proclamator 1. procliuare. procliuiam. proclinitas 3. pro- 
crastinatiol. procreatio 3.. f procreatiuus. procreator.. procursa- 
tioet-torl. procarsiol. prodefacere. prodigalitas. prodlgialiter 3. 
prodactiiis D p. 74. profanator. profanitas 2. professor p. 42. 
proficuus 2. *prolatio 1 et 3, al. a, prolatiuus p. 30. prolator. 
prominentia 3 . . promissio 1 et 3. promissiuus a. promotio. 
promulgatio 3 . . promulgator 1 et 3: promurale (-lis). promu- 
scis A p. 17. * pronuntiatio 2. pronuntiatiuus et -ue 2. pronon- 
tiator 3. prooemiari 3. propagator.. propaginare 3 (cf. ind.). 
propalare B n. 48. propendcQus 3. properatio 3. prophetalis. 
prophetatio. propiuqnaneus th. (n. 95). propitiabilis 3. propi- 
tiator b. propoma A p. 100. proportionalis. proprietarius adi. 3. 
propulsator c. prospectio 2. prostratio. protensio B n. 19. pro- 
teruia 3. protestatio. protractio. protractus, us n. 13 (ind.). 
protamidus 3. prouerbialis 1. prouisor 3. proximior B p, 444 
(add. Cssd. Var. XI, 36). fprudenticulas. tpsalticas. pseudodoctor. 



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pseudomagister. psiathiam B p. 438. pslmythium 1. pnblicatlo.. 
*publiciis 6. puerarius. puerculus A p. 45. pueritas. ptJgiun- 
culus 3. piignntrix 2. pulliger. pallulatio. fpulpus. pulsatorl.. 
punctura a, purgaius, u. ipurificaiitia. purificatorius 2. purpii- 
rescere. pnsca b. pusillauimitas B n. 25, cf. D add. ad n. 84. 
putatio 2. putrefactio. putribilis C p. 17. putulentia th. (299). 
putulentUB th. (300). 



QuadrageBimalifl. quadrangulatus 3. quadratura a, quadri- 
duanos 2. quadrifarius. quadrifonnis 2. + quadripotens. qua- 
drupedalis a. quadrus adi. qualisuis c. *quaiDdiu. •qiiam- 
libet. t q^oJit^sli^ßt relat. 3 p. 683 et A p. 71. quartanarius 
2 et A n. 77. tquassabilis act a. quaternio. quaternitas. *que- 
rela A p. 91 et D p. 276. querelosus (queru-) c, *querimonia. 
♦quiescere 3. quinquepartitus 3. quinquiplicare 1. fquomodo- 
libet relat. 3 p. 683, cf. B p. 438. *quoque D n. 84. 



Racemare 1 et 3. ramaaoalos. rancor. rancorosus th. (300). 
raniculus. raptrix 6. rarefacerel. 'raeura Ä. raucedo. rauce- 
scere A p. 100. reaccendere. . reaedificatio c. rebaptizatio et -tor b, 
rebellatio 3. recaluatio 2. recapitulatio 2. receptibilis pass. et 
f act. a. recessio 1 et 3. reciprocatio 6 n. 8. reciprocatus, ns 
D n. 80. reciprocitas. reclamatio 3. reclinatio 2. reclasio 2. 
recogere 2. *rccolere 1 et 3 (ind.). recompensatio. recon- 
ciliator 1.. reconstruere 3 n. 20 et D n. 28. recontrare 3 n. 
13, cf. A. reconuincere d. recorporatians p. 30. recreabilis b. 
recreator 1 et 3. rectificare. rcctitudo. recursio b. redargutio 2. 
redditor et -tus, u. redopenre 2. redactio 3. redundans adi. 
1* et 2. refarcinare th. (303). refectio p. 41 . . referendarins 
3 n. 20, reflatio A p. 99. refodere p. 45. *reformare. refor- 
mator 3 . . refragium 2. refrenatio 1 . . refrigeratorius et -um s. 3. 
refulgentia 1. refutabilis B n. 39. regemere 3. regeneratio, 
regerminare 1, regignere 1, regmen. regnicola 4 p. 343. regra- 
datio. reguläre et -ri c. *regularis 2. reiaetatio 3. reinduere3. 
f * reinuitare a. rclatiuus et -ue p. 30. relator . . relatus, us p. 41. 
relazatio 1 et 3 . . relicinus. relictio 3. religiositas 3. reluctatio 
3 (ind.). remaudare b, remansio 3. remediai-i depon. A p. 96. 
remediatio 1. reminiscentia. remissa s. 3. renidescere d. reni- 
8118« u 3. renouator (et -tio). 'renuere.. renuntiatio. reparatio 4**. 
repausare. repensio. repercaasio 3. repertio6. repletio et >tiaas. 



- ai - 

repigritari Thom. p. 460. replicabilis 1 n. 1. ^replicare B n. 17. 
rcpositio. repositorium. reprehensibiliter. reprobabilis. repro- 
bare. reprobatio 1. reprobus. reptilis. repndiator 3. repu- 
gnatio 1* (add. Greg. M. reg. past. 13 al.)« repuUulare 3, cf. 5. rcpulsio 

4 (trnsl. q. reprobatio, reiectio C. Aor.« Facund., Greg. M. in I Reg. I, 3, 16 
'aynagogae r., electio geiitllitatls', 17 et saep.). repulsor et -oriuin 2. 'requie- 
scere. requietio 6. requisitio . . resciasio 3 p. 671. resculpereS. 
resecatio 2. reseratio. fresidere Irans, resipiscentia a, resolu- 
bilis 2. respectio b, respersio d, respiramentum 2. restaurator 
II, n. 16, cf. 2 8. u. resticulus 1. restrictio A p. 100. resulcare 2. 
♦resultare 3, -atio 2, cf. D p. 146. ♦resumptio b, resuscitatio 
3 d. a. retemperare 2. retentor 1.. retiacalum. reticalatus 3. 
retinnire 3. «retractio et -tus, u2. retribator 3. retrogradatio 2. 
reuelator 3. reuilescere !• freuiuificare 3 n. 13 (ind.). ♦reuocare a. 
reuolutilis th. (p. 294). renolutio d, rhagadium A et t-dia, ae 
D p. 198. rheuma, ae. rheumatizare A p. 25. rheuponticum. 
ridiculosus.. rigator 2. rigiditas.. rimula. risibills 2. risorioB. 
rizosus . . Romania. rorifluus 3. rotabilis b, rotatim b. rotatio 
1 et 3, -tor 3, -tus, us ib. rotella. rotunditas. rubificare th. 
(294). rabricatos 1 et 3. ractaare et f-uatio. ragosus. rumi- 
nator 2. rumusculus 1. runco b. ruptio 1. ratacens A p. 72 et 96. 



Sabinensis. sablo. sacceus 2. sacrificatio. sacrificator 3. 
sacrilege 1. saeaitudo 3. salacitas.. fsalemoria. salsedo 2. 
salsitas 2. saltaatim 1. saluatio 2. ^salulficare b, f sambacia- 
rins D p. 291. sanatio 1 et 3.. sanator. sancüficator . . sancti- 
moniaiis 2. sanctimonium. *sanguinare. 8anio8a8let3. sannare. 
sapidas A p. 28. saporare. Sarapiacus. sarcitector. ^aarda. 
8ardinarias. satiabilis. satianter 1. saturice et -cös. satns, us 
6 n. 12. sancietas 4 p. 343. saxifraga A p. 77. scabia. scabi- 
dos p. 17. scabridus a. scabroeus 2. scarificare et -tio c. sca- 
rosis et scaroticus ib. sceptriger 1. schedola 2. * Schema 1*. 
sciaticas A p. 78. scibilis . . scirrhosis A p. 100. sciscitatio 1 . . 
scissibilis. scissio 3. scitatio 2» scopare 2. *8Copas. scortatio. 
screatus, us 1- scriniolum D n. 81. scriptiuncula 2. *8crofae. 
scrofinuB A p. 8. scrupularis 1. scrupulositas 3. . scrutatio p. 41. 
scrntatrix 2. scurrilitas . . sectare 1. seculariter 3. secularius. 
'^seculum D p. 288. *secu8 c. sedatio 3 . . sedimen B n. 14 et 4 
p. 343. seductorius 2. sedule a (cf. D p. 118). segregatio 1 et 3. 
selectio 3. semichiistianus b. Bemiermis 1. aemigrare 1* semi- 
maturus A p. 96. *8eminalis B, cf. a. aeminatio 1 . . seminatorS. 
semisonua D n. 99. aemotio. sempiteme 3, -itaa 1 et 3. sena- 



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trix 2. flenecio 1. ♦seiiBibilis act n, -tas 2, -ter 2 et 3. sensi- 
ficare b. sensificus A p. 99. sensilis 1. sensualis . . sensualitas 3. 
sententialis D p. 291. sententialiter 2.^ senticosns D n. 50. sen- 
tosus B p. 442. separabilis 3, -ter C. separatiuus p. 30. Sepa- 
rator 3. eepositio 3. septempliciter 2. septemuir d, septi- 
mana 2. sepuitor.. seqaacitas A p. 97. sequenter. seqaen- 
tia, ae. sequestratim. sequestrator 2. * sequi, sera s. sericatns.. 
serpedo. sertola. seruitor h. sestertiarius 1. sibilatus, us. 
siccare intr. 1.. siccatio 1. sideralis 1.. slgala. sigillare. si- 
gnate 3, -tio 1, -tus adi. a, significabilis 3. ^significantia D n. 84. 
significatiuas et -ne 3. silenter 3. silentiosus 3. silicinus D n. 94. 
similare 2. '^ sixDplicitas. simulatorins et -ie 2. sinapismns A p. 
25 et 99. sinceriter 3. ^singularitas. sinisteritaa 1. sinuaiio a. 
socialiter 3. sociatio 2. solaris. solatiariDadd. ad p. 281. solida- 
mentum 2. solitarie. soliteS. sollemnizare th. (302). *sollicitado. 
somniculose 3. sönabilis 3. sopora s. sordicula a, sordidare. 
sospitas A p. 30. sparagus 3. spathomele. spatula. * specialis, 
spedatim c «dd. Oros. hiat. v, 19. specificare. spectamen 3. spec- 
tus, u 6 n. 12. speculatoriuB 3. spicalator 3. spiratio 1 . . spien- 
dificare A p. 99. splendißcentia th. (295). splendificns. splene- 
ticuB. spretio 2, -tor d, spomescere d, spatarium B p. 291. 
sputns, US 4 p. 343. squalescere . . squamula 1"^. stabiliter 1. 
stationarius 2. staturosas D n. 80. stellaris. stercoreus 1. 
stemutamentum 3. stillaticius 1. stillatio A p. 100 (add.trDsl.Greg. 
M. in Caiit. 6, 6). stimulatriz 1. stolus 2. strictio A p. 99. 
*8trictara. stridosus th. (300). *8trophosns. *8trophas. stulti- 
loquas 3. stapescereS.. styracinus A p. 100. suasoria s. suatim a. 
snbaltemus 3. subarrhare.. subauditio 2. subausterus 3. snb- 
baialare. subcinerizare th. (302). subcoelestis 3 (ind.) subcon- 
trarius 1 n. 1. subdiaconalis. subdistinguere et -nctio 2. subdi- 
ticins a. snbditio: Greg. M. in I Reg. III, 14, 12, sententt. Varr. 
subdiualis 6 n. 16. subdubitare 3. subdolcis 1 et 3. subinducere 3. 
subinferre 1 et 3. subintelligere. subintrare 3. subinuolare. 
subitaneus 1.. subitare et -tio. snbiugalis 2. snbiagare D add. 
ad n. 84. sublatere 3. *8ublatio 1. snbleuatio 3. sublimatio. 
eabliuidas 1*. sublncidus 1 et 3. submedius 2. submeinlos 
A p. 95. submersio 2. subministratio 1 et 3. submarmnrare 3. 
sabobscnre 3. subostendere 3. subpallidus 3. subpedaneum 2. 
subpinguis A p. 99. subplantatio 3. subplodere c. ^subportare. 
subportatorius. subpositorius (et -am) a. subpressio 1. subprin- 
cipalis 2. subpatator a. subraucos 1. subrectio (surr-)* subrec- 
tior a. subrelinquere A p. 85 et 21 ** subresidere. snbrogatio 2. 
enbraberelf -beuaS. sabrosticas a. sabsannatio o. sabsecutio Ossd», 



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Greg. M. in I Reg. III, 2, 10 (generis). subeequenter.. Bubseruire 3. 
subsistentia. substaDtialiter 3. substantiola 2 n. 3. substitatiuuH 1. 
ßubstoiuacliari D p. 161. subtegere ib. p. 165. subtercauatus 3. 
subtermeare. eubterponere. subuentioÄ. subuiridis n. 14, cf. Is.u. 
suburbium 1. succentus, us A p. 97. successiuus. *8ucceBsus c. 
succicare. succiduiis d, succisio. succosas. snccoientia tb. (299). 
succTitanus th (n. 91). '»sudatio meton. (q. sudatorium) Vitr., Gels. 
II, 17 in. Budosus th. (390). sufferentia 2 et 3 n. 13. sufficientia.. 
Buiflammarc 6 n. 52. Bufflauus 3. saffraganeus th. (n. 95). 
suffragatrix a. suffultara 2. suffumigatio A p. 1(X). saffiisio p. 41. 
BuiTusior 3. suinus A p. 8. suifor-ans 1, -osus 1". summaliter. 
Bummitas. Bummotenus. 'sumptus, us. superabandantius adu. a, 
Buperaddere D add. ad n. 84. superadluere n. 13. Buperad- 
sceudere. superaedificare. superaedificatio 3. saperaggerare 1. 
Buperambulare. superatio, -tor, -trix 3. Buperbibere c. super- 
calcare 1. supercoelestis 3. Buperdare c. superdicere. super- 
ebuUire. supereffnndere. snpereminentia B n. 24. supererogatio a, 
*superesBe. superexaltare . . superexcellens 2. superextendere 2. 
superiacere 3. superiectio . . superimpendere a, superincumbere 1 
et 3. . superinundare 3. superinungere ib. (add. Scrn>.26..). super- 
niittere A p. 100. ^supernasci . . superordinare 3. Buperpositio. 
^BuperBternere d. supertendere. supertexere. superuacue.. super- 
uincere. supinitas 1*. suppliciamentum. suprastruere. surcu- 
losus a. surdaster 3. susceptaculum th. (296). susceptibilis. 
suBceptiuus. * susceptor D p. 291 sq. susceptorius 3. susceptrix. 
BUscilatio et -tor 3. ^ suspectus act. suspenso a. suspensio 2 et 4 
(ind.). suspicabilis 2. sustentabilis A p. 97. sustentatrix 2. 
sustentatus, us 2. susurrator 1. susurro. syllabatim 3. synan- 
chicus A p. 99. synodalis 3 (ind.), -ter 2. synodicus Z 



Tabificare. taediosus a. tardicors. tardigradus 1 et 3. tar- 
diuscnlus 3. taurarius. teco. tectio. tectura A p. 48. telonarius. 
temeratio 2. tempestuosus 2. temporalitas 1 et 3. temporaliter 1 
et 3.. temporarie. temulenlissime 3. tenabulum th. (p. 296), 
tenacia Enn., Greg. M. ep. I, 25 ^utt. parsimonia uelit uideri', XIV, 
11 al. tenebrositas 2. *tener c, *tenere. tensilis th. (294). 
terminabilis . . terrigenus 3. territabulnm th. (296). tersus, 
ui d. thesaurarius s. 1 (ind.). thesaurizatio. tibicinare et -ri 2. 
tibizare. timoratus b. timorosus th. (300). tinctura 1 . . tineosus 

1 et 3. tintinnacuUim. tisicus. titillatus, us 4 p. 343. titulare 

2 et 3 n. 13. tonabulum th. (296). tonsurare. torcularium 3. 
torminosus 1 . . torrefacere . . torridare D n. 84. torsio 3, cl. A 



- 24 — 

p. 23. tortio. tortula A p. 96. tortnositas 3. lotaliter. in toto a. 
traco. tractabiliter 3. *lractator B n. 20. ♦tractatoriiis adi. trac- 
tuosus A p. 99. *traducerc. *transactio a. transcursio 2 (p. 22* 
et 28*). transeunter fc. transfluere Geis. ^;, all. (Dp. 283.) trans- 
formatio 2. transfretatio 3. transfugium D p. 165. transfusio: 
ad. Gg 8. u. add. Ambr. in Luc. IV, 19 al. transglulire A p. 14. 
trangressilis th. (p. 294). transilitus D p. 176. *tran8laticie. 
* translator . . transmeabilis d, transmissor b. transmutatio 1. 
transpungere 2. transuadere. transuectare. transuerberatio 2. 
transuersim 2. transuoratio A p. 99 et 4 p. 343. tremefieri. 
tremidus, triangnlaris 2 et A p. 97. trifarius A p. 96. trimem- 
bris 3. trimodus A p. 21*. trisextium A p. 6. Iristari . . triturare. 
trituratio D n. 29* triuialiter. triumphiger, trixago D add. ad 
p. 263 sqq. tropologia et -logice 2. trulleus.. truUizare et 
-zatio. truncatio 2. tudicula A p. 100. tumba c, tumulosus 1. 
tumultuatio 3. turbedo. turbinas, turbor A p. 99 et 4 p. 343. 
turbulentia Tert., Greg. M. ep. V, 2. turifex th. (302). turi- 
ficare et -tio. turio 1. turpiloquium A p. 94. turriger 6 n. 13. 
tussilago 1. typlcus. tyrannice 3. 



Vacantiuus.. uacillatio 1 et 3. ♦ uacuefacere . . uafrities. 
uagatio D p. 181. ualiditas . . uallatio. uallestris D n. 59. 
uane 3. uaniücare. uaniloquium A p. 86. uanitare d. uapo- 
reus 2. uaporifer 3. uariatim d. uarificare th. (p. 294). uascel- 
lum A p. 100. •uastare. uastatrix 1 et 3. uaticinus 1. ubilibet 
relat. 3. uectabnlum D n. 27. uegetabilis B n. 39. uegetatio. . 
#uel (= et), uelificatio 1 et 3. uelitaris s. uellicatio 3. uenali- 
ciarius s. uenenosus. 'uenerabilis (act.) . . ueneranter c. uenia- 
bilis 4*^, -ter ib. et 2. uenialiter 2. uenilia (unda) 3. *uentilare 
B n. 17. uentilatio 1 add. D n. 99. uentose 3. nenlositas. uen- 
tricola D p. 181. uentrosus |2. uenustare A|p. 104. uerbalis 
et -ter. uerbigena a. uerbosari. uerbositas 2. ueriloquium 1. 



3) Supplendo uocum A. Com. Celsi peculiarium breuiario, 
quod Nachtr. ann. 14 inchoauimus, hie eas uoces subnectere 
placult^ quas inueneramus apud illum primum ad nos auc- 
torem in latinis literis (uel certe in or. prosa) coraparentes : 
♦accessio t. t med. II, 10 (prioris febris), III, 2 'sine intermissio- 
nibus accessiones et dolores graues', 3, 5 . . . , Suet. (cf. V, 28, 4: 
si febricula accessit, aL); *alienatio ,)1V, 2 (mentis)'*, Scrib. 179 
et all. p A; anhelaüo »»IV, 8^, PL; concoctio I pr. p. 7 Daremb. 
et saep., PL; ♦deiectio (alui, uel abs.) I pr. p. 11, c. 3 p. 18, 



— 25 — 

neriloquus 3. uersificus 3. uersutiloquus 3. uertebrum A p. 10. 
uertibilis 2. uerticulus . . ueruculatns 3. uesanire a, ueterno- 
sitas 2. uetustare. uibraculum th. (298). uibramen 3. uica- 
rianus b. uicarietas 2. uicedominns e, uicennalia a. uicinius adu. 
uicissatim 1, uiduuium. tiigilanter 3.. uigilatio. uilefacere. 
uillanus th. (n, 91). uillaris 3. uinculare b. uineola a, uiola- 
tum A p. 100. uiridescere A p. 99. uiriola 1. uirissare th. (302). 
iiiror a. uirulentia. nisrosus c. uisculentus th. (300). uisibilis.. 
uisibiliter. uisitator 2. uisorium 3 n. 20. uisualis A p. 97. 
uitabilis p. 37. uitaliter 1 et 3. uitalio 3. uiliabilis act. p. 37. 
uitiator 3. uitilitigare et -tor A p. 104. uitiositas 3.. uitupiTa- 
bilis 1, -ter ib. et 4. uituperator 3. uiuaciter c, uiuificatio. . 
uiuificator 2 et 3, -torius et -trix 2. uiuiticns 2. ulceratio 3 et c. 
uUatenus. iimbraliter D n. 80. umbratiliter. unciola 1. unctus, 
iii d. undenarius D n. 80. iingucdo B n. 27, unicaulis 3. iini- 
ficare th. (294). unipetius A p. 95. unitio. iinitiuus. imiuer- 
saliter Dig. s., Aug. in ps. 3, 10 'exceptis his quae u. ecclesia 
Bustinuit, habet etiam unusquisque tentationes\ auct. Pracdest. III, 
17, Boetb. udIuocus b. uocabilis 1, cf. A p. 104. uocalitas 1. 
Tiolenterl*. uoluntarieS.. uoluptabilis 1. uoluptuose. uoraciter2. 
norator 3. nrbicapus 3. urgenter 3. usitatio 3. ustio 3. ustura 
A p. 99 et 103. usualis rf. uterinus. uterlibet relat. 3 p. 683. 
uulgaritas. uulgariter 1 et 3. uulgator 3. uulpinus. *uultu- 
08U8 3. xerophagia 2. 

Zabolicus 2. zabulinus th. (301). zelari D p. 292. zelator 
D n. 99. zetarius b. 



II, 1 . . . , Scrib. 90, 142. . , Sen.; destiUatio I, 2, II, 7, UI, 22.., 
Scrib. 90 al., Sen., PI.; *digestio (sc. cibi) I pr. p. 7 al., all.; 
distentio II, 1, 4, V, 26, §26, VII, 8, VIIL 25..., Scr. 26.., postt. 
(ind., h. e. : quaere in indice siipra scripto); *ductio (alui) 

III, 12, 14, 23..; •<> exulceratio II, 7, III, 22, IV, 9, VII, 8.., 
Scr. 40 al., all. ; gargarizatio IV, 9, V, 22, 9 al., Scr. 57, PI. 
(cf. 180); gestatio III, 6 'concussisse uehementibus gestationibus 
corpus* et Inf., 12, 18 p. 101.., all.; gluünatio „VII, 27" (ind.); 
*inflammatio I pr. p. 3 (quam Gr. qiXsyiiOKfjU nominant), II, 1 
p. 30, V, 19 in., 20, 21 *ne sanguinis profusio neue infl. interimat*, 

. 22 sq., 26-8, Vlll, 4-7, 11, 20, 25..., Scr. 151. PI.; inunctio 
„Vll, 7, 14^ Scr. 20, 29, Col., PL; perfusio IV, 3 al., PI., C. 
Aur. tard. IV, 1, 1; »profusio (sanguinis, alui) IV, 28, V, 26, 21 
al. (al. Vitr., all.); punctio V, 26, 10, VIII, 9, 2, 10 al., PL; 






— 26 — 

♦refectio IV, 13 al., all. (al. Vitr. et all.: ind.); "* resolutio II, 

6 (uentris), 8 (neruorum), IV, 2, III, 24 (membrornm) , VI, 6, 36 

(oculorum) . . , recc; rosio VII, 23 al., PL; sndatio III, 2 al., I 

Sen. (al. cf. ind.); sufiuöio VI, 6, 35, VN, 7, 13 al., Scr. 38, Sen., 

PI., recc; suppuratio II, 7 (pluries), IV, 5, V, 28, 11 . . , Scr. 26. ., 

all.; transfusio (cf. ind.); ustio IV, 30, V, 26, 33 al., Scr. 27 

(cf. ind.); ♦circumitus, us III, 12 'eas febres quae certum habent 

c.', 13 al., Scr. 95, PI., Samm.; coitus, us V, 18, 31, VII, 9 

(puris), al. II, 1, al., et all.; positus, us (post Ou.) I pr. p. 5, 8, 

VIII, 1 'positus figurasque' (ossium) al., Tac, Gell., C. Aur. ; 

^® renisus, u (Ind.); contemplatrix (a. Lexx.); professor VIII, 8 

'raro in priorem partem iugulum inclinatur, adeo ut magni pro- 

fessores nunquam se uidisse memoriae mandarint, sed . . auctor 

Hippocrates est', ib. 4, I pr. p. 5 (sapientiac) al., Sen. (ind.), all.; 

lluor IV, 23 al., Scr, 52.., recc; • fissura VII, 12, 1 al., Scr. 223, 

Col. PI.; scissura „VI, 18, 9", all. p A ; linamentnm II, 11, VIII, 

25..., Col. PI.; recremen tum V, 15 al., PI., pstt. ; strigmcntum 

II, 8 p. 46, V, 23, 4, VI, 6, 39 al., PI.; uertebra IV, 1.., Sen., 

PI.; *<» raucitas ^11, 1", Scr. 74 al., PI.; unitas (post Varr. L. L. 

Vm, 3) IV, 26, Scr. 88, all. p A; aspritudo VII, 7, 6 al., 

Scr., App.; aspredo (ind.); cartilago II, 8, V, 26, 23 al., PI., i 

pstt. (cf. 1()2); impetigo „V, 28, 28*^ al., Col. PL, Tcrt., M. Emp. j 

c 18; plantago (ind.); prurigo V, 28, 3, VIII, 10. 7 al., PL, all.; 

trixago (ind.); uitiligo „V, 18«, all.; *« forfex VII, 16, all. 

(al. Vitr.); *ramex VII, 22 aL,'PL, all.; bullula V, 28, 17 al.; 

•canaliculus VIII, 8 al; 'carbunculus „V, 28, 1" al., Scr. 25.., 

PL; cerebellum II, 18, III, 22.., Scr. 43, all.; conchula „11,29**, 

Val. Max., 'cucurbitula II, 9, 11, EI, 7, IV, 14, VII, 2...; 

feniculum II, 21 al., Scr. 38.., PL; 'furunculus V, 28, 8 al., 

Scr. 210 al., PL, all.; »^ glandulae; lenticula II, 18, V, 10..., 

PL, all.; micula „11,5'', recc; *musculu8 VIII, 25 ^quo.. mem- 

brum.. ualidioribus neruis aut musculis continetur' aL, Scr. 101, 

Lucan., PL XX, 92, 250 al., all. (cf. 105); panniculus II, 17 aL, 

Mart., Juu.; pulticula IV, 6 al., alL; pusula II, 8.., all. (cf. 106); 

*radicula (raphani satiui) I, 3 p. 19, IV, 12..; *8cutulum t. t. 

anat. ; sertula (ind.); '» squamula (ind.); tuberculum II, 1, V, 

18 aL, Scr. 167 aL, PL; tussicula IV, 8 aL, all. (Tb. Prise. II, 

5); uerrucula „V, 28^*, all.; ulcusculum «V, 28", all.; utriculus 

„II, 17 aL", PL, recc; mentastrum (ind.); alica II, 18 al., all.; 

butyrum VIII, 4 aL, Scr., CoL, PL, all.; cerasum II, 24 aL, PalL; 

«• hemia „VII, 18", Mart., Arn.; *panu8 V, 18, 19 aL, PL, M. 

Emp. (ind.), — panicula Scr., App. h., PL Val. III, 27, IV, 8; 

pastinaca (l^erba): ind., (piscis) VI, 9, PL; 'spontiß, suae I, 1 



— 27 — 

^qQi..8. 8p. est', Col.; capitulatus „VIII, 1", PL; ceratum 8. IV, 
14, 31 al., Scr. 81, PL; lactantia, iiim s. „II. 28, 2 aL", Apic. ; 
lunatus (post Verg.) VII, 9 aL, all.; personata (ind.); piperatus 
IV, 26 (-um s.), alL; »«> resinatuß „II, 28^ aL, PL, alL; imiisi- 
bilis „I pr. p. 3«, recc; pluuiatilis IV, 2G aL, Scr. 22 aL, CoL; 
scissilis V, 19, 20 in. et saep., recc; sorbilis II, 2<^, 23,.., Scrib. 
185, all.; recidiuus (post Verg.) „III, 4"; menstrua, orum IV, 12 
al., Scr. 106, -um Sen. PL; pislorius II, 28 aL, PL, pstt.; scrip- 
torius VII, 5, 2, 11 aL, Scr. 10, 47, M. Emp. p. 321 C aL, all. 
recc; biliosus I, 3 p. 19, II, 6..., Scr. 186, Is.; '«» calculosus 
II. 7 aL, Scr. 150 sqq., al. all.; carnosus II, 8, IV, 1.., PL, 
pstt.; cartilaginpsus IV, I, 7, 26, 27, VIII, 8, 2 aL, PL; gluti- 
nosus II, 4, m, 21.., Scr. 23, 94.., CoL, PL XXII, 66, 13G uL; 
mucosus IV, 22 aL, CoL, pstt. ; musculosus „IV, 1" (cor natura 
musculosum), V, 20, 1, 26, 30, 27, 2, CoL; pusulosus „V, 26'', 
CoL; rugosus (post p.): ind.; setosus (post p.) „II, 8". PL; spon- 
giosue „IV, 1«, PL; ' '• sucosus(ind.); uenosus „IV, 1", PL, Pers.; 
faeculentus V, 26, 20, VII, .3, CoL, PL, recc ; purulentus II, 8 
in. aL, Scr. 77, Sen., PL, recc; cinereus „VI, 6", Scr. „23**.., 
CoL PL; pineus (post p.) V, 14 (reslna) al. , Scr. 147 aL, CoL, 
PL, pstt.; albidus (post Ou.) II, 4 al , CoL, all.; anserinus V, 
24, 3 (adeps) aL, Scr. 238, CoL, Petr., PL, all.; uulpinus (ind. ; 
gentiana (herba, radix) V, 23, 3; 26, 27, Scr., PL; '^^ Solanum 
(80l) s. IV, 27, Scr. 83 aL, PL (-us s. Vitr.) ; ceruical (ind.); 

I coliortalis „II, 88^^ (puUus), CoL, al. recc; *comitialis (morbus) 

n, 8 p. 49.., Scr. 6 aL, all.; maxillaris „VI, 9^* al., Scr. 101, PL; 
medicinalls I pr. p. 11 (ars), Scr. (scalprum, scripta^, PL, pstt; 
naturalia, um s. IV, 27 aL, pftt.; pluuiolis (post p.) IV, 19 aL, 
Scr. 28.., all. (cf. 92); rationalis (post auct. ad Her., ut t. t. rhet) 
I pr. (ars, disciplina, raedicina, medicus, — p. 9: id r. est), Sen., 
Qt., postt. (cf. 142); sanguinalis (herba) II, 33.., Col. (-aria PL); 
•»0 solaris (post Ou.): ind.; torminalis IV, 26 aL, PL; auricu- 
larius VI, 18, 2 aL, pstt.: *calidarium I, 4 (cald- Vitr., Sen.); 
caluaria s. Vll, 7, 15, Vlll, 1 in. al., Scr. 16 aL, PL, pstL; ocula- 
rius VI, 6, 8, Scr. 37, 38, recc; ' pultarius „II, 11«, all.; ualetu- 

■ dinarium „I pr.", Sen., all.; cantabrica (herba) V, 27, 10, PL; 

I gibbu8 „Vlll, 1", 10, 7 (ind.); '^^ compressior IV, 1, PL; in-com- 

! prehcnsibilis „I pr. p. 6", all.; irrationalis I pr. p. 7 (animal), 

Sen., all.; inordinate (ind.); per-asper „V, 28", J. VaL; percan- 
didus „V, 19«, SoL; permaturus II, 30 aL, CoL; permodicus 
(ind.); perpallidus (ind.); persiccus „III, 6", Fest.; '*ö perui- 
ridis (ind.); praefrigidus (poet Au.): ind ; •*«-» sub-: Nachtr. 
n. 14; semicirculus „Vll, 26«, CoL, Grora.; bicornis (post p.) 



— 28 — 

flVUl, 1^\ Col. PI., recc; nialicorium «II, 33^* al., PL; •pani- 
ficium meton. „II, 18**, all. ; quinquefolium IV, 22 al., PI. (adi. 
Scr. 53, PL); sanguisuga „V, 27, 12« al., Scr. 199 'hinidinem.. 
quidam s. uocant\ PL, pstt.; caligare fpoßt p.) VI, 6 al., Scr., 
all.; febricitare I pr. p. 9, 11..., Scr. 112 aL, Ben., all.; glii- 
tiiiare V, 2, 19, Vlll, 5 al., Sen., PL (cf. 13 et 103); ex-saniare 
V, 27, l,*Sen., CoL; »'" bullire „V, 19, 28^ Pers., pstt. (trans. 
PL VaL II, 28 'foenumgraecum bullies in aqua', Th. Pr. I, 5, -tue 
Veg. u.); liuere (post p.) VII, 30, Tac; 'tenere (ind.); fresus 
part. V, 18, 21, CoL, ed. DiocL, Is.; latescere (latus „VIII, 1^ 
ManiL, CoL; mollescere (ind.); nigrescere (ind. ; sanescere II, 
8, III, 22, VIII, 4..., CoL, PL, Samm.; spissescere (post Lucr.); 
tenercscere «VI, 6, 4", PL; '®° gargarizare IV, 2, 4..., Scr. 9.., 
PL, all.; *ab8tinere t. t. med., e. c. III, 4 p. 79 'abstinendus a 
cibo primis diebus aeger', 18 'ut.. a cibo, potione, somno abatiue- 
retur', abs. 15 'biduo proximo ße abstinere (debet)' sc. cibo et 
uino. 4 p. 80 'in Africa nullo die aeger abstineri recte uidetur', 
7 '■postero die, si febris manet, abstineat', Sen., CoL (ueluti: bos 
cibo abstinendus , scrr. med. pstt, ut u. c. C. Aur. t. V, 10, 120; 
*adstringere (aluum..) I, 3, IV, 26 al., Scr., PL; circunipurgare 
„V, 28 aL"", Ambr. ; circumradere VII, 12, 1, 2, CoL; circun]5utu3 
„VIIL 5^S PL; computrcscere (post Lucr.) IV, 12 p. 137, CoL, 
PL, pstt; •conferuerc «Vlil, 10** (unde conferua PL); desjiumare 
(post Verg.) 111, 6 mel -tum), Scr. 50 al. (it.;, all.; exscrcare 
(post Qu.; II, 4.., Scr. 77 al., PL, all.; »»» inalbescere (ind. ; 
incoqiiere (post p.j IV, 9.., Scr. 2, 114... PL, alii; infrigescere 
„V, 25" (-xii), Veg. u. (-scct); innectere (post p.): ind.; inrorare 
(post Ou.) V, 2(5, 8 al., CoL, all.; intumescerc (post Ou.) IV, 2, 
15, 16, V, 26, 2G aL, Sen., CoL, PL, all.; perrodere „V, 28, 
12 aL", PL; recuruare (post Ou.) V, 26, 28 aL, CoL, alL; redor- 
mirc „I, 2", PL ep.;. subfricare VI, 6, 27, Scr. 37, CoL; >»«<» super- 
con-tegere „IV, 1«, SiL; supercrescere V, 19, 19, VI, 6, 18 aL, 
recc; superdare VI, 18, 2, VIII, 4.. Hnd. ; superhabcre „VII, 
20\ Bo.; super-in-iicere ;post p.) V, 18, 34, VII, 4, 4 al , PL; 
super-in-linere VI, 18, 9 aL, PL, pstt.; super-in-unp:ere (ind.) ; 
supernasci «VIlI, 2«, PL; transfluere (ind.); transsucre (post 
Ou.) V, 26, 23, VII, 7, 8 et 11 aL, CoL cf. 87, 95, 107 sq., 115 
sq., 127, 130, 151, 161, 166, 171, 175 sq., 178, 186, 188 sq., 191, 
193-5, 197, 204). 



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