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��SCRIPTORES MINORES
��crispantia (pepla, folderig). I, 482, v.
11. not. cronica (Aarbøger), II, 106, 2; 199,
21. crucibulum (-us?) = scyphus (Krus),
II, 338, 10. crucifixio, crucifixus, II, 59, 24. crus, genet, plural. crurium, II, 238,
28.
cubicularius (Kammersvend), custos cubiculi, I, 408, 9; 416, 9.
cuculla (Kutte), II, 276, 12.
cudere dolum (smede Rænker), II, 182, 23.
cum præpositio non raro supervaca- nea, ut I, 238, 3; 260, 3; 280, 8; 292, 1; 302, 1. 10; 352, 4...
cum coniunctio causalis (da, skønt) sæpe cum indicativo, ut I, 23, 27; 25, 12; 124, 24...; II, 32, 4; 163, 9; 211, 26; 213, 26; 224, 15; 225, 14; 231, 4; 236, 12; 256, 10 . .; 265, 1; 266, 18; 355, 20..
cum coniunctio temporalis cum indi- cativo contra solitum usum, ut I, 94, 1; 229, 15; II, 52, 27; 197, 21; (209, 24; 210, 16); 210, 20; 216, 32; 240, 6; 256, 29; 275, 21; 276, 10...
cumulatus = valde intensus et dili- gens. I, 82, 26; 100, 2.
cupere (unde) alci alqd. I, 259, 3; 384, 16; 399, 18.
curare de alqo (bryde sig om). I, 352, 13; II, 146 (3), 2; 272, 19; 288, 4.
curia (Hof, Gaard): c. imperatoris, I, 412, 2; 424, 1; c. regis. I, 96, 22; 116, 25; 134, 23; 253, 23...; c. (pa- palis, Romana), I, 388, 8; 389, 27; 390, 7; 413, 3; 432, 30; II, 118, 8. 10...; c. (episcopalis). I, 26, 18; II, 112, 15; 120, 11; 123, 13. 19; 125, 12; c. (monachorum), II, 197, 9. 11; c. (sacerdotis), I, 458, 2. — curia servorum (^ conversorum, in mo- nasterio), II, 346, 29; 359, 24. — curia principalis (fort. = Herre-
��gaard), II, 124, 6. — curia = no- biles, II, 59, 8. — curia (Hird), I, 64, 8; 82, 16; 84, 5 . . . — curia = Rigsmøde, Kongeting, I, 377, 21. — curiales (Hirdmænd), I, 72, 5; II, 491, 23..; curialis societas, I, 64,2.
cussinus (Hynde, Pude), I, 296, 6.
custodia (apud fratres minores) = pars provinciæ, II, 292, 10; 308, 5; custos = præfectus custodiæ, II, 321, 14; 322, 12. 14.
cymiterium, vid. cimiterium.
��Uare sententiam = mandare, impe- rare, I, 15, 8; dåre excursum = ex- currere (gøre Strejftog), I, 15, 12; dåre alci intelligere (give at for- staa). I, 331, 25; datum est per- ficere, II, 150, 10; dato, quod (an- taget, at) = etiamsi. I, 396, 26.
dapifer (Drost), II, 70, 25; 71, 9; 293, 21; 298, 5; 301, 21.
dapsilitas = opulentia et munificentia,
I, 220, 19.
de. Ex multis, quæ hue pertinent, hæc tantum annoto: depost := postea, II, 356, 3 not.; desubtus (indvendig, fo- ret med), II, 272, 8. — de facili (adverb. let), II, 243, 5; de novo (paany). I, 397, 25; 412, 29; II, 359, 30. — de futuro (for Fremtiden),
II, 252, 9; = de cetero. I, 80, 20; 120, 22; 142, 4; 243, 19 et passim. — de die, de sero, de nocte. I, 227, 18; 265,4; 345, 1 ... — Sæpe (= over) post verba, quæ sunt gaudere, lætari, gratulari, dolere, contristari, gloriari, erubescere, mirari, attoni- tus et similia; cfr. impatiens de re- pulsa. I, 264, 5; commotus, pernio- tus de..., I, 312, 5; 313, 18; de vulnere mori, I, 30, 9. — de licen- tia. I, 231, 16; 264, 5 . .; de indu- stria. I, 252, 8; 266, 27..; de facto, de iure, II, 249, 6. — de = propter,
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