conglobare

conglobare [CL] , to pack together. b to serry (ranks), crowd together. c to put together (arguments). d (p. ppl.) condensed. Eriug. Per. 474B (v. corpus 11a); 968 (15c) quamvis ex diversis constet ac discrepantibus elementis omnis creatura ~ata CS 1215; 9‥ ~atur, somnode WW; edificia ejus [Lyxibone] arctissime ~ata Osb. Bawdsey clv; aque in nubibus attracte et ~ate Gir. TH I 6.  b conglobat in coetum disertos arte sophistas Aldh. VirgV 619; milites ‥ in unum contra eos cuneum ~atos G. Steph. I 8; 1176 cohortes ‥ Grecorum et Latinorum ‥ ~ate (Lit. Manuelis Imp.) G. Hen. II I 129; s1302 consuluit ut reverteretur ad consocios et ~ati non timerent W. Guisb. 352; 1401 exercitum habebant Scoti ‥ simul coadunatum et ~atum Anglo-Scot. Rel. 178.  c 706 diversarum rerum ratiocinationes ~ans Aldh. Ep. 9 (12).  d breviarium non modo decenti nec ornato sed viscoso et ~ato ‥ manu propria ‥ sculpavi Eul. Hist. (proem.) I 2.