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21 indubie
indubiē, Adv. (indubius), unzweifelhaft, Cassiod. fr. in Auct. class. tom. 3. p. 355 u.a. spät. Eccl.
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22 ingenitus [1]
1. ingenitus, a, um (in u. gigno), ungezeugt, ungeboren, deus, Arnob. 1, 31: pater, Paul. Nol. carm. 1, 227 (Auct. class. ed. Mai 5, 379): Macedoniani spiritus sanctus, quem neque genitum neque ingenitum credimus, Consent. in Augustin. epist. 119, 1 extr.: quomodo possunt ingenitus et genitus esse unius naturae atque substantiae? Ambros. de incarn. domin. 7. § 79.
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23 laetitia
laetitia, ae, f. (laetus), I) subj. = die Freude, die sich äußerlich offenbart, die Fröhlichkeit, der Jubel (Ggstz. tristitia, maeror, dolor, cura), Cic. u.a.: laetitia victoriae, Liv.: laetitiam capere od. percipere ex alqa re, Cic.: dare alci laetitiam, die Fr. gewähren, Cic.: in laetitiam conicere alqm, Ter.: gaudium atque laetitiam agitare, sich der Freude u. Fröhlichkeit überlassen, Sall.: laetitiā frui maximae praeclarissimaeque pugnae, Cic.: laetitiam alci afferre (v. einem Umstand), Cic.: ingenia in laetitiam evocare, zur Fr. stimmen, Sen.: victoriae laetitiam geminare (v. einem Ereignis), Liv.: alcis rei laetitiam minuere (v. einem Umstand), Liv.: satis moderate ferre laetitiam, Liv.: maximam laetitiam capere ex alcis litteris de spe minime dubia et plane explorata triumphi, Cic. ep.: nec praesens tantummodo effusa est laetitia, sed per multos dies gratis et cogitationibus et sermonibus renovata, Liv.: quibus Damasippi mors laetitiae fuerat, Fr. gemacht hatte, Sall.: u. so quae victoria tantae fuit Atticis laetitiae, ut etc., Nep.: illum ingens cura atque laetitia simul occupavere (erfaßten), Sall.: tantā laetitiā perfundi, quantā etc., Cic.: magna laetitia nobis est, cum (al. quod) te etc., es ist für uns eine gr. Fr., daß usw,. Sall. – Plur., alci dare demeritas laetitias, Plaut.: omnibus laetitiis laetum esse, Caecil. com. fr.: torpor expulit ex omni pectore laetitias, Catull. – bei Dichtern für Liebesglück, Prop. 1, 11, 12; 2, 6, 32. – II) obj., u. zwar übtr., 1) die freudige Erscheinung, der fröhliche Anblick, die Anmut, Schönheit, membrorum, Stat. Theb. 6, 571 sq.: laetitia et pulchritudo orationis, Tac. dial. 20: laetitia nitorque nostrorum temporum, Tac. dial. 21. – 2) der üppige Wuchs, die Fruchtbarkeit, loci (Ggstz. exilitas loci), Colum. 4, 21, 2: trunci, Colum. 4, 24, 12: pabuli, Iustin. 44, 4, 14. – / Nbf. laetitiēs, angef. von Verg. de nom. § 5 (Class. auct. ed. Mai 5, 9).
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24 lavasco
lavāsco, ere, Inchoat. v. lavo, Aldh. de re gramm. in Class. auct. 5, 560.
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25 Libanus [1]
1. Libanus, ī, m. (Λίβανος), ein Gebirge im südl. Syrien, der Libanon, Plin. 5, 77. Tac. hist. 5, 6. Flor. 3, 5, 29. Auson. edyll. 12 de vere primo 5. p. 137 Schenkl. Vulg. deut. 1, 7 u.a. – Adi., Libana cedrus, Sedul. carm. 4, 55 (wo Lībana gemessen ist). – Dav. Libanītis, idis, Akk. Plur. idas, f. (Λιβανιτις), vom Libanon, mulieres, Orb. descr. 17 (Auct. class. 3, 395).
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26 maturato
mātūrātō, Adv. (maturatus v. maturo), schleunig, Schol. Verg. in Class. auct. 7, 291. Heges. 1, 44, 3.
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27 metaplasmus
metaplasmus, ī, m. (μεταπλασμός), der Metaplasmus, die Umbildung, als gramm. t. t. von der Umwandlung der Kasusformen u. von der Ableitung der Formen (sowohl in der Deklination als in der Konjugation) von einem anderen ungebräuchlichen Stamme, zB. tetuli, Quint. 1, 8, 14 (bei Halm u. Meister griech.). Pompeii comment. 296, 4 K. Mart. Cap. 3. § 326. Aldh. de re gramm. in Class. auct. ed. Mai 5, 521.
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28 mimarius
mīmārius, a, um (mimus) = mimicus, mimisch, scurrae, Capit. Ver. 8, 11. – Plur. subst., mīmāriī, ōrum, m., Mimenkünstler, Corp. inscr. Lat. 3, 3980. Iunior orb. descr. 19 (Class. auct. 3, 396).
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29 monoschemus
monoschēmus, a, um (μονόσχημος), von einer Form, versus, Sedul. bei Aldh. de re gramm. in Class. auct. 5, 529.
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30 monticulus
monticulus, ī, m. (Demin. v. mons), ein kleiner Berg, Gromat. vet. 328, 29. Itin. Hierosolym. p. 593 Wess.; außerdem (ohne Beleg) bei Donat. art. gramm. 343, 14 K. Pompeii comment. 143, 19 u. 145, 7 K. Consent. 340, 22 K. Gramm. Vatic. de nom. 24 in Class. auct. 5, 184 (b). Not. Tir. 42, 57.
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31 mussatio
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32 oculosus
oculōsus, a, um (oculus), voller Augen, Aldh. de re gramm. (Class. auct. vol. 5. p. 579).
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33 pammacharius
pammachārius, iī, m. (pammachum), der Sieger im Allkampfe, Ambros. in psalm. 36. § 55. Iunior descr. orb. c. 19 in Class. auct. 3. p. 396 (wo jetzt paumacarios).
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34 parra
parra, ae, f., ein Vogel, dessen Geschrei Unglück bedeutete, nach einigen die Schleiereule (j. im Venetianischen parruzza), nach anderen der Grünspecht, Plaut. asin. 260. Plin. 18, 292. Hor. carm. 3, 27, 1. Prud. c. Symm. 2, 571. – Nbf. parrus, ī, m., Anthol. Lat. 733, 9 u. 762, 9 R. (Meyer 233, 9 parus). Aldh. de re gramm. in Class. Auct. 5. p. 570, 7 (wo parri tinnipant).
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35 pediculus [2]
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36 perdisertus
per-disertus, a, um, sehr beredt, Gramm. Vatic. de praepos. § 5 (Class. auct. 5, 275, a).
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37 poetris
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38 pompulentus
pompulentus, a, um (pompa), voll Pomp, pomphaft, Aldh. de re gramm. (in Auct. class. 5, 565).
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39 praetitulo
prae-titulo, āvī, ātum, āre, einem Buche einen Titel vorsetzen, ein Buch betiteln, Aldh. de re gramm. in Class. auct. tom. 5, 520 sq. Gennad. de vir. illustr. 98.
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40 pycta
pycta, ae, m. u. pyctēs, ae, m. (πύκτης), der Faustfechter, rein lat. pugil, a) ein., Phaedr., Sen. u.a.: neben pugil (dem nach röm. Weise kämpfenden) = der nach griech. Weise kämpfende, Tert. u. Inscr.: Plur. pyctae neben athletae u. luctatores, Iunior. orb. descr. 19 (Class. auct. 3, 396). – b) übtr., v. Kampfhahn, Colum. 8, 2, 5. – / Nom. pycta zB. Plin. 7, 152: Nom. pyctes, Colum. 8, 2, 5. Tert. scorp. 6 u.a.
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