hymnidicus

hymnĭdĭcus, a, um, adj. [hymnus + dico],

• singing hymns (late Lat.), Avien. Carm. 178.

hymnidicus, a, um (hymnus u. dīco), Hymnen singend, angelorum chori, Augustin. medit. 35, 2: auch subst. hymnidicus, ī, m., der Hymnensänger (= Psalmist), Eccl.

hymnidicus [LL < hymnus+-dicus, cf. ὑμνῴδικος] 1 singing hymns; b (as sb.) hymn-singer. ~i angelorum chori Bede Luke (x 38) 471A; ~us chorus resonabat vocis modulacione Byrht. V. Osw. 464; qui ad templum convenientes, ymnidicis vocibus laudaverunt auctorem virtutum Lantfr. Swith. 29; progreditur cum abbate et patribus ac officialibus ~is Gosc. Transl. Aug. 17; adfuit ‥ multitudo supernorum civium, ‥ et choris ~is preeuntibus melodia celestis insonuit Ailr. Ed. Conf. 756B (cf. Flete Westm. 36).  b deficiunt ympnidici, silent voces canencium Rolle IA 243; an hympsynger or sayer, hympnidicus CathA. 2 expressed in or by singing of hymn. hymnidicas laeta laudes ut mente canamus Alcuin Carm. 9. 237; fieri potest Judaeos habere in consuetudine aliquando ~am post caenam decantare laudem Id. Ep. 308; 937 angelica ymnidice jubilacionis organa CS 716 (= Reg. Malm. I 398) (cf. W. Malm. GP V 201: †680 himnidice jubilacionis); versibus hymnidicis haec carmina pangimus Wulf. Poems 11; c1022 ymnidice jubilacionis organs angelica CD 736; cum melis ymnidicis R. Cold. Cuthb. 59 (cf. id. Godr. 192: melos ~os).

hymnĭdĭcus, a, um (hymnus, dico), qui chante des hymnes : Faust. Trin. 1, 4.