interpretator

interprĕtātor, ōris, m. [interpretor],

• an explainer, interpreter (eccl. Lat.), Tert. adv. Prax. 19: utriusque testamenti, id. Monog. 6.

interpretātor, ōris, m. (interpretor, s. Charis. 50, 3), der Ausleger, Erklärer, Tert. de monog. 6 u. adv. Prax. 19 u. 30. Augustin. serm. 197, 6. Salv. epist. 7, 1.

interpretator [LL] 1 one who expounds or explains: a expositor (of leg. text or decision), judge. b interpreter (of dream). a GlH D 699 (v. discursor).  b dicit quod ~or est ille, cui largitur intellectus intenciones corporales, cui assimilantur in somno intenciones spirituales Bradw. CD 32D. 2 translator. linguarum ~or peritissimus Bacon V 39; linguarum ~or fidelissimus Milemete Nob. 162. 3 intermediary, intercessor. ut liberandis animabus proprias animas ‥ discriminibus ‥ festinent exponere, quotiens †interpretores [l. interpretatores] animarum animarum pervasionibus comperiuntur imminere Ad. Marsh Ep. 247. 44 p. 486.

interprĕtātŏr, ōris, m. (interpretor), interprète : Tert. Mon. 6 ; Salv. Ep. 7, 1.