invicte

invictē, adv., v. invictus fin.

invictē, Adv. (invictus), unwiderleglich, Augustin. serm. 382, 5. – Superl. invictissime, Augustin. epist. 166, 26 u. de doctr. Chr. 3, 30, 42.

invicte [LL] , in a manner not conquered or defeated; b (fig.). ~e se semper et fortiter accingebat G. Steph. 32; basilice, fortiter, ~e, inexpugnate Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 80; qui pro illis jure et libertate regni inimicos ~issime expugnaret G. Cornw. Guy Warw. 826.  b quot eciam viri et femine ejus temptacionibus invectissime restiterunt Bradw. CD 452D; 1530 ecclesiam ‥ contra hostes defendit, tam potenter et ~e, quod ‥ eternam gloriam ‥ promeruit Conc. III 742.

invictē (invictus), invinciblement : Aug. Serm. 382, 5 || -tissime Aug. Ep. 166, 26.