incapax

in-căpax, ācis, adj.,

• incapable (post-class.): sacramenti, Prud. στεφ. 10, 588: aedes incapax solvi, indissoluble, indestructible, id. ib. 348.

in-capāx, pācis, unfähig zu usw., nicht empfänglich für usw., absol., Eccl.: mit Genet., sacramenti, Prud.: virtutis, Augustin.: caelestium praeceptorum, Salv. – mit folg. Infin., solvi posse, Prud. perist. 10, 348.

incapax [LL] 1 that cannot hold or contain. tanta multitudo demonum ‥ ut ipsa insula illorum ~ax estimaretur J. Furness Pat. 171. 2 incapable (of receiving or comprehending). nec enim juxta quosdam [? l. quorundam] tante unitatis ~acium dogmata a virtute, potestate, vel adoptione ‥ Verbum in carne [sc. est] H. Bos. LM 1378B; lex nature ‥ mulierem a suppremo regimine in radice humani generis, ubi ipsa genus illud in sexus duos distincxit, naturaliter propellebat. quo mulier ~ax redditur regionis que jam petitur Fortescue NLN II 30; 1549 qui grandevi et doctrine ~aces sunt Conc. Scot. II 100.

incăpāx, ācis, incapable de, qui ne peut recevoir [av. gén.] Hier. Ep. 124, 4 || [av. inf.] : Prud. Perist. 10, 348.