fructuose

fructŭōsē, adv., v. fructuosus fin.

frūctuōsē, Adv. (froctuosus), mit Nutzen, Isid. orig. 6, 19, 41. Augustin. serm. 359, 7 in. u.a. Eccl.: Compar. bei Augustin. epist. 41, 1.

fructuose [LL] , fruitfully, (fig.) productively, profitably. 799 ut sanctum babtisma diligentissime exerceant, quia in nullo loco periculosius erratur, sicut nec ~ius si bene observatur Alcuin Ep. 169; multum laboriose, nescio si ~e, collecta W. Malm. GP V 190; omnis qui in cella vult ~e commorari Ad. Scot QEC 15. 825D; ~e quidem Christi obsequiis ac feliciter obligata Gir. IK II 13; 1256 gauderem jam si ipsi fratres vellent nos juvare, saltem in ipsis clericis eligendis ‥ ut cautius, ~ius, et fidelius procedatur (L. Somercote) RL II 118.

frūctŭōsē (fructuosus), fructueusement, utilement : Isid. Orig. 6, 19, 41 || -sius Aug. Ep. 41, 1.