circumquaque

circum-quāque, adv.,

• on every side, all round, Auct. Orig. Gent. Rom. 17, 6.

circum-quāque, Adv. (sc. parte od. regione), überall, ringsumher, Aur. Vict. de or. gent. Rom. 17, 6. Augustin. conf. 10, 35; ep. 120, 10 u.a. Eccl. (s. Paucker Kleine Beitr. 3, 605 f.).

circumquaque , all round, on every side. b (prep.) all over. gentilium turmas ~e ‥ debachantes Aldh. VirgP 38; inde ad praedicandum ~e exire consueverat Bede HE III 17; a745 nomina ‥ te ‥ deprecor ‥ omnibus ~e amicis transmittere (Lit. Aldhuni etc.) Ep. Bonif. 55; 986 (12c) rex Anglorum ceterarumque ~e gentium CD 654; s1141 exercitus ‥ per omnes sese provincie fines ~e diffundens G. Steph. I 66; medium corporis idem [carcannus] colligando ~e concinxerat R. Cold. Cuthb. 20; 1267 in eadem villa et ~e in partibus illis Cl 391; s1312 a longe et ~e prospiciens Ann. Lond. 207; 1388 boscus continens ~e j leugam et dim. IMisc 239/3 M; 1459 super hec ulterius pacem, tam ad infra quam ad extra, quam eciam hinc inde et ~e, vestris concedat temporibus (Concessio suffragiorum) Reg. Whet. I 327.  b aqua ‥ scaturizavit dictam P. ~e corpus suum Rec. Leic. I 379.

circumquāquĕ, adv., tout à lʼentour : Aug. Conf. 10, 35.