digredi

1 digredi v. degredi

2 digredi [CL] 1 to go different ways, separate (also fig.). b to depart. c to travel, pass (to or through). d to shamble. V. et. degred 2. postquam ab invicem digressi fuerimus Bede CuthbP 28 (= Id. HE IV 27); ratio loci et ratio temporis hic ab invicem ~ientes disputationem videntur diversis quasi fugere anfractibus Anselm (Mon. 21) I 36; ~iuntur ergo legati, ~iuntur reges, ~iuntur proceres G. Mon. IX 20; digrediuntur [Gerv. Cant. AP 372: disgrediuntur] ab invicem J. Sal. Anselm 1022A; regibus ‥ ~ientibus, singuli suas revertuntur in partes Devizes 29 p. 16. b digreditur cupiens panem deferre calentem Bede CuthbV 196 (cf. GlM 7. 10: ~itur he framcyrde); postquam a te ‥ digressus sum Abbo Edm. pref.; quia Pylato visum est quod tantus propheta non sic disgrederetur de sua regnacione nisi rex foret alibi Wycl. Civ. Dom. III 68. c festinabat singulas regionis ~i civitates Osb. V. Dunst. 34; quidam pauper ei per officinas ministeriorum ~ienti occurrerat R. Cold. Cuthb. 107. d to schayle, ‥ ~i CathA. 2 to stray from the subject, digress. redeam nunc ad id de quo digressus sum Nen. HB 162; ut ad id unde digressus sum redeam ‥ expedire procurabo Asser Alf. 73; nunc redi ad id unde digressi sumus Anselm (CurD 18) II 84; deinde revertor / unde prius digressus eram Vinsauf PN 536; hucusque in solutione tertie questionis digressi sumus Kilwardby OS 191; parum disgrediendo a proposito Ockham Dial. 641; ut supradicta magis appareant, oportet parumper disgredi Wycl. Innoc. 475.

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