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exsilire (exi-) [CL] 1 to leap, leap out (also fig.). b to burst forth (also fig.). c to spring forth, appear. laetis bonorum operum et cogitatuum passibus ~iunt Bede Gen. 168; intravit cum illis in templum, ambulans et ~iens et laudans Dominum [Act. iii 8] Id. HE V 2; c798 ut purior ~iat anima de ergastulo carceris sui Alcuin Ep. 161; Gerv. Cant. Chr. 121 (v. episcopalis 2b); arcum tenens cervam ~ientem sagitta perforavit Gir. IK I 1 p. 17; Map NC II 19 (v. consummare 2a); Wals. HA II 184 (v. 2 distentio b); in villam jam marcialibus furiis subjiciendam ~iens cum suis sanguinis sitibundis agminibus Ps.-Elmh. Hen. V 45 p. 110. b excanduit, in iracundiam ~ivit GlC E 502, GlH E 592; Lib. Eli. III 60 (v. contingere 1a); flammarum globi de gurgite marino frequentius in terrarum eminentias ~ire cernuntur Ad. Marsh Ep. 48. c [fructus] terris ~ientes appareant Alb. Lond. DG 8. 14. 2 (trans.) to leap out from. corbem ~it Herm. Arch. 13 (v. corbis a).

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