Jovialis

Jovialis 1 of Jove. b of the Alps (cf. Joveus, Jupitereus). c (stella ~is) the planet Jupiter. 1169 archiflaminem gloriatur sedisse dum ~is religio colebatur J. Sal. Ep. 289 (292 p. 666); ridet aula Jovialis, / ether expolitur P. Blois Carm. 1. 2. 21; antiquos ritus, Jovialia numina, vatum / relliquias, tociens quid repetisse juvat, / si novitas vulgo sordet squalentque moderni? Garl. Epith. I 29; ut ‥ conjectabat antiquitas arbitrio numinis ulciscente ~is injurias ‥ interiit E. Thrip. SS III 9. b transmissis tandem Jovialibus aeque cavernis, / macharii penetrant rutilantia dindima Petri Frith. 1136. c quos enim ~is stelle afflaverint radii procul dubio vivent Alb. Lond. DG 3. 3. 2 jovial, of character influenced by Jove (also as sb. m.). Arabes ‥ planetas nativitatum dominos vocant, unde et a Saturno Saturnini, a Jove ~es ‥ dicuntur ‥ . Jupiter autem ‥ facit reges religiosos, sapientes, honestos, in ira moderatos, ‥ misericordes, letos, jocosos et mundos D. Morley 184; quibus nunc sodalibus utitur, sin abhorret a venereis atque bacchanalibus ‥? jurisconsultis, ~ibus, disertis viris Liv. Op. p. 39; tua ~is humanitas André Hen. VII dedic. p. 4.

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