influxus
influxus, ūs, m. [influo],
- a flowing in (late Lat.); trop.: stellarum, influence, Firm. Math. 1, 1.
1. īnflūxus, ūs, m. (influo), die Einströmung, stellarum influxus (Plur.), Firm. math. 1, 1.
2. īn-flūxus, a, um, nicht schwankend, feststehend, influxa est satis fides, Avien. or. mar. 256.
fluxum quidem facientes ratiocinantur, non posse impleri et elevari arteriam nisi corde. quam, cum continua sit a principio, aliunde ~um non recipere
portum ‥ medio ~u redeuntibus aquis jam restituit
sicut ~us et refluxus maris
illi etiam qui talem ~um luminis ponunt, opinionem predictam repudiant
ponit tres falsas opiniones de sciencie generacione. ‥ secunda est Avicenne de ~u specierum, de qua hic non tractat
~us forme est ab ydea
quatenus impietas emulorum ‥ nullatenus favoris et gracie vestre ‥ prescindat ~um a ‥ pastore nostro
ut omnis praesentia corporis ‥ excludatur, et ejus loco ~us quidam ab istis doceatur, a virtute corporis absentis manans
1 īnflūxus, a, um, qui nʼest pas coulant, qui est stable : Avien. Ora mar. 256.
2 īnflūxŭs, ūs, m. (influo), influence : Firm. Math. 1, 1.
influxus , us. m. v. influo.
流通。Si ex stellarum influxibus pendeamus 若吾等賴各星之廕。
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流通。Si ex stellarum influxibus pendeamus 若吾等賴各星之廕。
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