dolose

dŏlōse, adv., v. dolosus fin.

1. dolōsē, Adv. (dolosus), trugvoll, trügerisch, nec ullam rem oportet dolose adgrediri, Plaut. truc. 461: aut, cum dicitur ›inter bonos bene agier‹, quicquam agi dolose aut malitiose potest? Cic. de off. 3, 61.

2. dolōsē, Adv. = dolenter, Corp. inscr. Lat. 12, 1939.

dolose [CL] , guilefully. 1077 ut ~e semper alicui tentent aliquid auferre Anselm (Ep. 80) III 204; quia alios circumvenire ~e attentabat, et ille dolo circumventus ‥ interiit G. Steph. I 51; a viris sanguinum et dolosis tam ~e et inique funditur sanguis Gir. TH III 22; aurum inventum sub lecto quod ‥ Ulixes ~e ibi absconderat Trevet Troades 55; nulli ~e egerat, aut falsum aliquod cuiquam proferre solebat Blakman Hen. VI 4.

dŏlōsē (15) (dolosus), artificieusement, avec fourberie : Pl. Ps. 959 ; Cic. Off. 3, 61.

dolose . adv. c. et, v. dolosus
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dolōsē adv.

• dolosus, craftily, deceitfully.