ductilis

ductĭlis, e, adj. [duco],

• that may be led, guided, or conducted (post-Aug. and rare): scena, movable, Serv. Verg. G. 3, 24: flumen aquae riguae, i. e. a canal, Mart. 12, 31, 2: aes, i. e. that may be hammered out thin, Plin. 34, 8, 20, § 94 sq.; cf. aurum, Vulg. Num. 8, 4.

ductilis, e (duco), I) ziehbar, a) hin und her ziehbar, verschiebbar, scaena, Serv. Verg. georg. 3, 24. – b) dehnbar, gedehnt, gezogen, geschlagen, Cyprium (aes), Plin. 34, 94: laminae, Cypr. epist. 69, 8: aurum, Vulg. exod. 37, 7 u. num. 8, 4: argentum, Cassiod. exp. in psalm. 97, 7 (6). – dah. prägn., aus gezogenem od. geschlagenem Metall gefertigt, gezogen, candelabrum de auro ductile, Vulg. exod. 25, 31: tubae, metallene (Ggstz. corneae), Vulg. psalm. 97, 6: tubae argenteae ductiles, aus geschlagenem Silber, Vulg. num. 10, 2. – II) leitbar, flumen, Mart. 12, 31, 2.

1 ductilis, ~eus v. duciculus

2 ductilis [CL] 1 (of metal or metal artefact) ductile, malleable; v. et. ductibilis 2. b (w. tuba or sim.; cf.Psalm. xcvii 6). c (w. opus) metalwork. d (of water) easily channelled. stipes [candelabri] obrizo ~i ‥ fabrefactus [cf. Exod. xxv 31] Aldh. Met. 2; hos [libros] conspicui praevelat ductilis auri / lamina Æthelwulf Abb. 639; ~i, levi, fusili, vel astrenged GlH D 827; virgas ferreas ~es ad clavos navium regis DB I 162.  b ut cornibus [vel] tubis ~ibus singuli contenti essent Abbo Edm. 12; canere eductui, canere receptui, in lituis suis ~ibus W. Fitzst. Thom. 23; s1191 ~ium clangor tubarum Wend. I 196; s1327 cum ferro plumbarii, incense ignito trans tubam ~em ad egestionis partes secretas applicatam membra spiritalia ‥ combusserunt Baker 107b; solve tuam vocem sicut tuba ductilis altam Gower VC III 1091.  c vasa ‥ ~i aurificum opere ‥ celata G. Steph. I 46; peritus ‥ tam in opere plumali quam in opere ~i Neckam Ut. 118.  d mobilis, humidus est aqueus liquor insipidusque, / ductilis et fluidus Neckam DS IV 233/4. 2 (of thread) that can be drawn. Cf. ducere 8b. manus superior ‥ appensa est ad colum ‥, inferior affixa est ad fusum; in medio autem stupentibus brachiis protendebatur ~e filum Gosc. Wulsin 15. 3 (?) passable (of road). que via salva fuit, furit ignibus impetuosa, / quo longum castrum ductile nescit iter Gower VC I 930. 4 (of person) amenable, tractable. palpo sententias magnorum sequitur / aqua ductilior, quo placet ducitur Walt. Wimb. Palpo 79; s1288 [Nicholaus IV] pre nimia ‥ benignitate sua ~is fuit, ita quod pro voluntate cardinalium regebatur Meaux II 240; coguntur inclusi fieri ~es in tractatum et ‥ reddebant in manus regias opidum Ps.-Elmh. Hen. V 87 (cf. ib. 103: quanquam regalis nobilitas ‥ non fuerit de facili ad desideriorum suorum complementa ~is).

ductĭlis, e (duco), quʼon peut conduire, détourner [en parl. de lʼeau] : Mart. 12, 31, 2 || quʼon peut tirer, mobile : Serv. Georg. 3, 24 || malléable, ductile : Plin. 34, 94.

ductilis , e. adj.
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