intercurrere

intercurrere [CL] 1 to run or pass between, from one place to another; b (of report, message, or messenger). folia [libelli] sepius digitis ~entibus hac illacque dispersit et revolvit R. Cold. Godr. 319; 1290 cum expensis diversorum ~encium garcionum Ac. Swinfield 186. b refovere nos poterit ~ens epistola Gosc. Lib. Confort. 27; s1179 ut in epistolis ~entibus se fratres appellare decreverint Diceto YH 439; nunciis ~entibus Gir. EH I 10; 1297 rumor validus ‥ noviter ~it Reg. Cant. I 198; 1390 inter amicos absentes ‥ prosperi mutuo ~unt rumores FormOx 234. 2 a (of event, circumstance) to occur in the meantime, arise (in the course of events or in connection w. specified matter); b (of feast) to occur, fall (at or within specified time). c (of time) to elapse (between specified events), to intervene. a nostrum ~ere poterat exitium Adel. QN 72; crimen ‥ roberie sine specialibus ~entibus preteritur [i. e. is not discussed here] Glanv. XIV 5; 1286 nisi mortale vulnus vel dampnum corpori ~erit (Pat) EHR XVI 109. b 1234 debet operari per tres dies in septimana, nisi festa ~ant quando debet operari Cust. Glast. 63; per octabas dicatur eadem missa nisi festum cum regimine chori ~at Miss. Sarum 156; per totam ebdomadam dicatur missa de Trinitate nisi [festum] sanctorum ~at Ib. 171. c diebus postmodum non multis ~entibus T. Mon. Will. V 17; multo ~ente more spacio Ad. Eyns. Visio 2.

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