hereditarius

hērēdĭtārĭus, a, um, adj. [hereditas],

• of or relating to an inheritance, inherited, hereditary (class.): auctio, Cic. Caecin. 5, 13; cf.: lites, Quint. 3, 10, 2: agri, Plin. Ep. 7, 11, 1: cognomen quod habes hereditarium, Cic. Rep. 6, 11: imperium, Curt. 10, 7 fin.: jus, Flor. 3, 13 fin.: bellum, id. 3, 17: paupertas (with vetus), Val. Max. 4, 3, 8: res, an inheritance, Gai. Inst. 2, 9: aes alienum, id. ib. 3, 84 al.—Adv.: hērēdĭtārĭē, by inheritance (late Lat.), Vulg. Ezech. 46, 16.

hērēditārius, a, um (hereditas), I) die Erbschaft betreffend, erbschaftlich, auctio, Cic.: lites, Quint.: ex gradu hereditario, Corp. inscr. Lat. 6, 17078. – II) = κληρονομιαῖος (Gloss.), erblich, geerbt, als Erbschaft hinterlassen, agri, Plin. ep.: cognomen, Cic.: regnum, Plin.: bellum, Flor.: hereditarium et paternum bonum, Sen.: onus, ein lästiges Erbstück (v. einem Menschen), Sen.: controversia, Cic.

hereditarius [CL] 1 of or concerning inheritance, (w. ref. to last word or deed of living) ‘dying’. b (w. liber or sim.) deed of title; cf. AS bōcland. me ‥ inquirente quem ~ium sermonem, quod ultimum vale fratribus relinqueret, coepit disserere pauca ‥ de pace et humilitate Bede CuthbP 39; Asser Alf. 16 (v. 2 commendatorius a); †949 (v. dictitare 2); Ailr. Spir. Amicit. III 26. 682D (v. delegare 1c); c1200 confirmavi ‥ concessionem R. viri mei in †heredia [? l. hereditaria] illa donatione quam illis fecit J. filius Elfwini Cart. S. Greg. Cant. 62.  b 824 (10c) cum propriis †hereditaris [v. l. haereditatum; ? l. hereditariis] libellis servandi fieri cautius consiliantes CS 381; 903 (10c) contigit quod Æðelfrido duci omnes ~ii libri ignis vastatione conbusti perierunt CS 603. 2 hereditary, held or determined by (right of) inheritance; b (w. jus); c (fig.); d (w. ref. to disease). per omnem ~iam terram suam Asser Alf. 16; 903 (10c) eam [terram] ‥ filiae suae cum ~ia libertate in propriam ‥ donavit hereditatem CS 603; Anselm IV 159 (v. dominatio 1a); c1120 (v. feodum 6d); 1285 nec exitus de secundo viro et muliere [habeat] successionem ~iam [Reg. Malm. I 67: successionem heredaret] (1 Westm. 1) StRealm I 72; 1300 tenent unum ~ium kidellum ‥, tenent hereditarie kidellum propter vj d. Reg. S. Aug. 60; 1333 (v. descensus 6); 1394 cum ‥ comes ‥ Notynghamie habeat justum titulum ~ium ad portandum pro cresta sua ‥ leopardum de auro ‥ (Pat) Foed. VII 763; 1510, 1516 (v. deliberare 3d).  b 690 jure ~io Aldh. Ep. 5; virtutis genus ‥ a parente quasi ~io jure susceptum Hist. Abb. Jarrow 34; 926 terram ‥ in juris ~ii libertatem concedens donato Ch. Burton 3; 1070 quedam concedo ‥ ~io jure Regesta p. 119; 1107 Deus vos in regnum paternum ~io jure ‥ sublimavit E. Ch. Scot. 25; tocius insule monarchiam debuerat ~io jure obtinere G. Mon. IX 1; 1230 (v. 2 descendere 6b); c1300 tenendum et habendum ‥ jure ~io inperpetuum FormMan 2.  c 794 medicinali potentia, quae tibi post longas sanctorum patrum series ~ia successione a Deo ‥ tradita esse cognoscitur Alcuin Ep. 27; s1242 mulier ‥ monstruosa, cujus cadaver vermibus ‥ ~ium lecticam vacuam poterat onerare Flor. Hist. II 256.  d questio utrum podagra vel gutta sit morbus ~ius Gad. 36v. 1; infectio spermatis est causa morbi ~ii Ib Ib. 37. 1 (v. essentialitas). 3 (as sb. n.) inheritance (also fig.). b (abl.) by inheritance. 940 (12c) cum sempiterno ~io gaudens tonantis melodiam mereatur audire CS 761; c1142 ad custodiendum sua castella et sua recta et sua ~ia Mandeville 381; obiit ‥ Johannes sine herede de corpore suo exeunte per quod ~ium descendebat ‥ Hugoni tanquam fratri et heredi State Tri. Ed. I 17.  b s1110 ad affinium ‥ bona ~io possidenda ‥ aspiravit Diceto Chr. 239; c1225 tenenda ‥ sibi et heredibus suis de nobis in feudo et ~io Reg. S. Thom. Dublin 66; s1252 Lewelinus ‥ cepit ‥ predam super viros de E. eo quod quasi ~io volebant uti pasturis montium E. Ann. Cambr. 88. 4 inheriting. b (as sb. m. or f.) heir, inheritor. ecclesia ‥ ~iam legitimae aeternitatis sobolem casto verbi fecundat semine Aldh. VirgP 5.  b nullus ‥ quatuor regum ~ius illius regni erat in paterna parte nisi E. solus Asser Alf. 85; ~ius Sweyn, Chnut dictus nomine, ‥ fit inexplebilis Herm. Arch. 15; nunc quem proposui ~ium in seculo, ~ius sit amodo in paradiso (V. Samsoni) Lib. Landav. 9; 1279 forma ‥ juramenti quod major ‥ et communitas Abbeville fecerunt ‥ regine, tanquam ~ie primo, et postea ‥ regi ejus marito RGasc III 554; 1409 armiger ‥ dicendo se ~ium et dominum dicte placee ‥ illam fortificare incepit (RGasc) Foed. VIII 611a; an ayre, heres, gafandus, ‥ ~ius CathA.

hērēdĭtārĭus, (12) a, um (hereditas), relatif à un héritage, dʼhéritage : Cic. Cæc. 13 ; Quint. 3, 10, 2 || reçu par héritage, héréditaire : Cic. Rep. 6, 11 ; Curt. 10, 7, 15.

hērēditārius adj.

• hereditas, of an inheritance, inherited, hereditary: ornamenta: cognomen: controversia.