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1 meo
meo, āvi, ātum, āre, sich in einer bestimmten Bahn (Heerstraße, Flußbett, Kanal [Luftröhre] usw.) od. nach gegebenen Gesetzen mit einer gewissen Regelmäßigkeit, in einem Zuge fortbewegen, ziehen, wandeln, gehen, α) v. leb. Subjj.: means exercitus, Curt.: domus Plutonia, quo simul mearis, Hor.: in orientem comite Liviā, Tac. – acipenser, unus omnium piscium squamis ad os versis, contra quam in nando meant (sc. ceteri pisces omnes), Plin. – β) v. lebl. Subjj.: v. Wagen, interruptis angusto transitu iugis, ita ut vix singula meent plaustra, Plin. – v. Schiffen, cum triremes huc illuc mearent, Tac.: iter, quā (wo) meant navigia, Curt. – v. Flüssen usw., fließen, strömen, quod (flumen) specu mergitur alteque conditum meat, Plin. ep.: amnis libero cursu meat, Curt.: aquae meantis sonus, Curt.: Pontus semper extra meat in Propontidem, Plin.: Rhodanus fluvius ex Alpibus veniens per Lemannum lacum meat, Mart. Cap. – v. Himmelskörpern, meantia sidera, Planeten, Ov.: lunaris illa orbita ceteraque supra lunam meantia (sidera), Sen.: siderum cursus in occasum meantium, Lact.: quā sidera lege mearent, Ov.: circulus, per quem sol meat, Plin. – v. Atem, liberius meare spiritus coeperat, Curt.: interclusus spiritus arte meabat, Lucr.; vgl. anima diversa in membra means, Lucan. – von Luft u. Dunst, meat aura per quaedam velut organa, Quint.: vapor is, quem sol mittit, lumenque serenum non per inane meat vacuum, Lucr.: quaeve sit ollis (genitalibus materiai corporibus) reddita mobilitas magnum per inane meandi, Lucr. – / Lucil. 190 liest Vahlen2 ›vera manet sententia cordi‹.
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2 meo
meo, āvi, ātum, āre, sich in einer bestimmten Bahn (Heerstraße, Flußbett, Kanal [Luftröhre] usw.) od. nach gegebenen Gesetzen mit einer gewissen Regelmäßigkeit, in einem Zuge fortbewegen, ziehen, wandeln, gehen, α) v. leb. Subjj.: means exercitus, Curt.: domus Plutonia, quo simul mearis, Hor.: in orientem comite Liviā, Tac. – acipenser, unus omnium piscium squamis ad os versis, contra quam in nando meant (sc. ceteri pisces omnes), Plin. – β) v. lebl. Subjj.: v. Wagen, interruptis angusto transitu iugis, ita ut vix singula meent plaustra, Plin. – v. Schiffen, cum triremes huc illuc mearent, Tac.: iter, quā (wo) meant navigia, Curt. – v. Flüssen usw., fließen, strömen, quod (flumen) specu mergitur alteque conditum meat, Plin. ep.: amnis libero cursu meat, Curt.: aquae meantis sonus, Curt.: Pontus semper extra meat in Propontidem, Plin.: Rhodanus fluvius ex Alpibus veniens per Lemannum lacum meat, Mart. Cap. – v. Himmelskörpern, meantia sidera, Planeten, Ov.: lunaris illa orbita ceteraque supra lunam meantia (sidera), Sen.: siderum cursus in occasum meantium, Lact.: quā sidera lege mearent, Ov.: circulus, per quem sol meat, Plin. – v. Atem, liberius meare spiritus coeperat, Curt.: interclusus spiritus arte meabat, Lucr.; vgl. anima diversa in membra means, Lucan. – von Luft u. Dunst, meat aura per quaedam velut organa, Quint.:————vapor is, quem sol mittit, lumenque serenum non per inane meat vacuum, Lucr.: quaeve sit ollis (genitalibus materiai corporibus) reddita mobilitas magnum per inane meandi, Lucr. – ⇒ Lucil. 190 liest Vahlen2 ›vera manet sententia cordi‹.
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