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1 Handwerk
Handwerk, I) als Gewerbe: ars (jede Kunst als wenn auch nur mechanische Geschicklichkeit u. Fertigkeit). – artificium (als ausübende Kunst, ausgeübte Kunstfertigkeit; auch übtr., z.B. H. eines Anklägers, art. accusatorium). – professio (als Metier, Fach, wozu sich jmd. bekennt). – ars operosa (als Kunst, die etwas zutage fördert). – ars fabrilis (als Kunst, Fertigkeit der Bauhandwerker). – ars sordida (als niedrige Kunst). – quaestus (als Erwerbszweig übh., Gewerbe): – quaestus sordidus (als niedriger Erwerbszweig). – die Handwerke, auch artes, quae manu constant. – ein H. betreiben, in sordida arte versari: das H. eines Schusters betreiben, sutrinam facere: aus etwas ein H. machen, etwas zum [1216] H. erniedrigen (etwas handwerksmäßig betreiben), alqd in quaestum conferre. ad mercedem atque quaestum alqd abducere (zur Sache des Erwerbs machen); alqd exercere, factitare (etwas oft betreiben, z.B. accusationem exerc., accusationes od. delationes fact.). – jmdm. das H. legen, vetare alqm alqd (artem u. dgl.) facere (verbieten, daß jmd. etwas, eine Kunst etc., betreibe); alqm od. alqd coërcere (übh. jmd. oder etwas in Schranken halten, z.B. für immer, perpetuo). – jmd. ins H. fallen, greifen, pfuschen, alcis ministerium occupare (jmdm. in seinem Dienste vorgreifen, z.B. carnificis). – II) als Zunft, s. Zunft.
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