intermedius

inter-mĕdĭus, a, um, adj.,

• that is between, intermediate (ante-class. and late Lat), Varr. R. R. 3, 5, 11; Paul. Nol. Carm. 26, 637.

inter-medius, a, um, zwischen etwas befindlich, der (die, das) mittelste, Paul. Nol. carm. 26, 637. – ➳ Epit. Iliad. 894 liest van Kooten haec inter (= inter haec) medius stabat Mars u. Ambros. hexaëm. 2, 4, 15 Migne fiat firmamentum inter medium aquae.

intermedius [? LL (v. TLL, cf. 5 infra), ML] 1 (w. ref. to space) intermediate, (placed or lying) in between, in the middle; b passing between one place and another. c (as sb. n.) intervening space. ipsum radium necesse est pertransire omnes partes ~ias J. Blund An. 101; Bacon IV 435 (v. eccentricus a); partes cineris per adventum aque comprimuntur et aer ~ius expellitur Ib. VIII 179; si ‥ ponantur duo elementa extrema, ut ignis et terra, necesse est ponere duo ~ia, quoniam, si ponatur nullum ~ium, aut vacuum esset inter ignem et terram ‥ aut ignis tangeret terram ‥; oportet ergo ponere aliquod elementum medium Rob. Angl. (II) 149; omnes note quadrate ~ie habentes tractus ascendentes sunt semibreves Wals. Mus. Mens. 77; 1424 quod ‥ amoveant postem suum ~ium inter postes predictos Mem. York II 108; s1105 utriusque exercitus erat super Renum, Reno ~io Capgr. Hen. 33.  b 1280 nomen suum michi scribatis per proximum ~ium viatorem AncC 47/164.  c s1184 cognovit ab exitu navium ~ium vie quousque Flandrensium fines attingeret totum fere regis Anglie jurisdictioni suppositum Diceto YH 29; magnum ~ium Gilb. III 145. 1 (v. dispissitudo); regnum ‥ Berniciorum a flumine Tyne usque ad mare Scoticum ‥ porrigebatur; totum enim ~ium ad regnum Berniciorum pertinebat Eul. Hist. II 165. 2 (w. ref. to time): a (of time or period) intermediate, intervening. b (as sb. n.) intervening period, interval, (hoc ~io) in the meantime. c existing or occurring in the intervening period; d (as sb. n.) intervening occurrence. a quonammodo satis tempestive ducar penitentia, qui in tempore ~io hostis ero Dei mei? Neckam NR II 173 p. 287; tempus ~ium inter legem vadiatam et legem factam Bracton f. 366b; 1332 in rotulis annalibus de tempore ~io LTR Mem 105 m. 35d.; per quingentos sexaginta octo annos ~ios Elmh. Cant. 135.  b rex Merciorum hoc ~io cum Britonibus occupatus Croyl. 25.  c 1252 propter quedam alia pericula ~ia (Pat 63 m. 7) RL II 388; inter vetustissimos et novellos ~ios [auctores] reperimus R. Bury Phil. 10. 161; s1401 Isbella ‥, regis Ricardi olim Anglie uxor ‥, versus patrem, pluribus tractatibus ~iis ad hoc habitis, recessit Ad. Usk 63.  d pleraque nos adjecimus ~ia ad calculum regum Scotorum Ferr. Kinloss 19. 3 (w. ref. to relation, degree) intermediate, middling; b (as sb. n.) intermediate thing. ibunt ad altare Sancti Augustini, facientes inclinaciones ~ias Cust. Cant. I 7.  b virtus ‥ sic non simpliciter propter se expetenda est; ~ia autem respective, respectu superioris propter aliud appetenda, respectu inferioris propter se Hales Sent. I 26. 4 (as sb. n. pl.) good offices, mediation. a1440 in perquisicione manerii de Harpesfelde, per viam eschaeti, pro ~iis in ea parte factis (Expensae Abbatis) Amund. II app. 265; s1454 sic ‥ importune instancias faciebat, ut per ~ia promitteret facere grandia, dummodo rursus posset recipi Reg. Whet. I 138; s1455 gratiam ‥ bonorum ‥ virorum ~iis optinens Ib. 163. 5 ? (as sb. n.) distinguishing feature (w. gen.), or ? wrongly combined from inter medium (cf. TLL VIII 588. 38). inter sanctum et pollutum non distinguebant et ~ium [ed. Winterbottom: inter medium] inmundi et mundi non dividebant [=Ezech. xxii 26] Gildas EB 90.

intermĕdĭus, a, um, interposé, intercalé : Varro R. 3, 5, 11 ; P. Nol. Carm. 26, 637.

*intermedius, a, um. adj.
中間者。

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