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1 concĭdere [CL] 1 to fall (together), esp. in battle. b (of building) to collapse; c (fig.). d (of face) to fall, be cast down (cf.Gen. iv 5etc.). †concedit, ex utraque parte cadit GlC C 764; non duco justum ut homines mei vel sui ~ant praeliando W. Poit. II 12; †condicit [? l. concidit] ‥ ille proditor et multa milia secum G. Mon. XI 2 (cf. ib. III 3: ~ebant ‥ vulnerati).  b solarium totum repente ‥ dissiluit et ~it W. Malm. GR II 161.  c Valentinianus ‥ interimitur, ‥ cum quo simul Hesperium ~it regnum Bede HE I 21.  d cur ~it vultus vester et facies solito tristior apparet? R. Bocking Ric. Cic. 290. 2 (w. dat.) to fall, be allotted (to). 1195 ecclesia Romana, cui super ceteras ~it ecclesie magisterium (Lit. Papae) Diceto YH 126.
2 concīdere [CL; (?) conf. w.conscindere] 1 to chop, cut up. b (p. ppl. as sb. n.) hash. c (fig., w. ref. to Psalm. xxix 12) to cut away. elemosynaria panem in frusta ~it Gir. IK II 12; bos in frusta concisus Map NC II 23; crustule simile minutatim concise J. Godard Ep. 222.  b altilis in consciso [gl.: en cunscis] parata piperis non renuit aspersionem Neckam Ut. 102; 14‥ hoc consisum, alle maner sew WW.  c ut, ‥ quocumque modo saccum ~i permittat Dominus, non permutent extrinseci casus interiorem hominem Map NC IV 13. 2 to cut down. b to strike, inflict (fig.). ~it, toslog GlC C 586.  b vulnus super vulnus conciditur [cf. Job xvi 15] J. Howd. Ph. 660. 3 (p. ppl. concisus) discontinuous, interrupted (cf.Num. x 5, 7). septem sacerdotum salpicibus ‥ ~o clangore per classica crepitantibus Aldh. Met. 2; concisis et clamat barbita bombis Id. VirgV 2789; cum dicitur ‥ ‘simplex clangor tubarum erit,’ ‥ ‘simplex’ contra ‘~um’ distinguitur Ockham Pol. II 595. 4 (?) to bring to a head. s1430 lite concisa pro quadam clausura ‥, ita conquievit lis et dissensio Chr. S. Alb. 45.

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