depraedator

dēpraedātor, ōris, m. [depraedor],

• a plunderer (late Lat.), Aug. Ep. 199.

dēpraedātor, ōris, m. (depraedor), der Ausplünderer, Augustin. epist. 262, 5 u.a. Edict. Diocl. prooem. sect. 2. § 4. Not. Tir. 92, 23^a.

depraedator [LL] , plunderer, robber; b (as epithet of year). maluit talis fuisse furti sacrilegus ~or quam tanto carere thesauro R. Cold. Osw. 48; Widonem ‥, patrie strateque publice ~orem, cepit W. Fitzst. Thom. 21; 1253 malefactores foreste et ~ores SelPlForest 111; supernorum illustrator, terrenorum gubernator, infernorum ~or (Peckham Collatio in Passione) Powicke Studies 279n.5; 1265 attachientur ~ores illi ‥ et, si de robberia vel depredacione hujusmodi convicti fuerint, omnia dampna refundent conquerentibus Cl 132; 1270 monemus ut ‥ raptores et ~ores bonorum Deo dedicatorum ‥ ablata restituant Conc. II 23a; hec duo vicia ~oribus [ME: grimme robberes] comparantur AncrR 128; s1381 “ubi est regni proditor? ubi communis vulgi ~or? ” Wals. HA I 460; pylowre or he þat pelyth oþer men, pilator, ~or ‥, ryfelowre, ~or, spoliator PP.  b s1246 transiit annus ille ‥ adversarius Imperio, regnis quoque Francorum et Anglorum ~or M. Par. Min. III 15; s1249 fluxit ‥ annus ille ‥ Francie, Anglie, Ytalie, et Germanie immisericors ~or et perturbator Ib. 68.

dēprædātŏr, ōris, m. , celui qui ravage, qui pille : Aug. Ep. 262, 5.