interfluere

interfluere [CL] 1 (of river or other body of water) to flow between or through: a (intr.); b (w. acc.). a qui lacus, ~ente Jordane, centum quadraginta stadiis in longitudinem ‥ extenditur Bede Luke 381D; solitudo ‥ continuis paludibus atque ~entibus aquis irrigua Folc. V. Bot. Pref. 373; rex Danorum ‥ infinita ~entis occeani longinquitate dirimatur V. Ed. Conf. f. 40; plures amnes ~ebant J. Furness Pat. 44; ~entis stagni fetores Ad. Eyns. Visio 35; mulieres ‥ seorsum manent, ~ente Gangeo fluvio, ubi decidit in occeanum Gros. Hexaem. proem. 35. b mons ‥ illi imminet mari quod Hiberniam ~it atque Britanniam Gir. TH III 2. 2 (transf., of tears) to flow (during another action). que inferius digesta sunt, ~entibus jugiter lacrimis et gemitu crebrius vocem absorbente, narravit Ad. Eyns. Visio 8. 3 (of time) to flow by (between), to intervene. abhinc modici temporis spatium ~xerat R. Cold. Godr. 164; Id. Cuthb. 27 (v. demum a).

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