intericere

intericere (-jacĕre) [CL] 1 to throw or place between or in the way (also in fig. context); b to introduce (space, distance) between (in quot., pass.). tantae ‥ fiduciae erat ut inter torridas tartari turmas sese contemto hoste injecerit [v. l. interjeceret] Felix Guthl. 27; hec ‥ multiplicitas ‥ operis tanto spatio ab oriente ordita est veteris templi ‥ ut ‥ aliqua pars spatiose subiret ~jaciendi vestibuli V. Ed. Conf. f. 49v; ~jecto in media regione planetarum occursu Adel. QN 72; quot obices, ne sic vivatur, varietas humane sortis ~jacit! J. Sal. Pol. 671D; juxta liciatorium orditur textor, duplicique ordine distincto stamini trama ~jecta maritabitur Neckam NR II 171. b cubitali spatio ~jecto inter vinctos Gl. Leid. 35. 27. 2 (in temporal use): a to interpose (action etc., sc. between others). b to allow (time) to elapse between, (in quots., pass., of time) to elapse between, intervene. a juvenis ‥ inclinabat ac reclinabat se, sepe improvisos et occultos ~jaciens ictus G. Herw. 322; ~jectam quandam cantilene particulam ‥ quam refectoriam seu refractoriam vocant Gir. GE I 43. b parvo ~jecto tempore Bede HE III 14 p. 156; ~jecto tempore aliquanto Ib. III 17 p. 160; ~jecto tempore ‥ interfeccionem ‥ vindicavit Obsess. Durh. 7. 3 (leg.) to interpose (appeal). c1235 appellacionibus ‥ ex parte mea ~jectis renuncio Ch. Chester 459; 1332 appellacionum ‥ ad sedem ~jectarum [apostolicam] Lit. Cant. I 513; predicti ‥ libelli fuerunt appellaciones ‥ Michaelis pro fide catholica ~jecte Ockham Pol. I 296; 1342 (v. extrajudicialis).

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