ignominiose

ignōmĭnĭōsē, adv., v. ignominiosus.

īgnōminiōsē, Adv. mit Compar. u. Superl. (ignominiosus), mit Schimpf, schimpflich, pugnare, Eutr. 4, 24: ab hominibus magis nullis ignominiosius eos tractari, quam a vobis, Arnob. 4, 30: ignominiosissime fugere, Oros. 7, 7, 13.

ignominiose [CL] , shamefully, disgracefully, with loss of face (to oneself). b ignominiously, causing loss of face (to another). Guorthigirnus usque ad arcem Guorthigirni ‥ ~e abscessit Nen. HB 191; rex Scotie ‥ ab Anglia ~e effugatus G. Steph. 64; rex ‥ ~e diffugerat Ib. II 75; R. Niger Mil. I 34 (v. exauctorare 1); vir olim victoriosus postmodum ~e victus occubuit Gir. EH II 31; pocius malens mori in bello quam ~e fugere a Normanno Eul. Hist. II 199.  b c1145 si prelatorum justis imperiis subditorum obedire contempnit audacia, non est dubium quin in prelatorum omnium redundet injuriam quod in unius contemptum fuerit ~e commissum G. Foliot Ep. 14; ad lupanar tracta multas sustenebis integritatis tue injurias ‥ et ~e corrupta sic tandem edoceberis sani capitis non esse regiam hujuscemodi repulsa fedare dignitatem V. Fridesw. B 8; s1224 procuravit ut predictus Baldewinus ~e suspenderetur, nam hinc et inde fecit duos canes veteres, sc. mirgos, suspendi M. Par. Maj. III 90; Higd. VII 44 (v. disceptatio a).

ignōmĭnĭōsē, honteusement : Eutr. 4, 24 ; -ius Arn. 4, 147 ; -issime Oros. 7, 7.