irreverenter

irreverenter, Adv. (irreverens), unehrerbietig, unbescheiden, Plin. ep. 2, 14, 2; 6, 13, 2; 8, 21, 3. Apul. met. 5, 30 u. apol. 86. Interpr. Iren. 3, 23, 4.

irreverenter [CL] , without showing due respect, irreverently. b without receiving due respect. c without fear, intrepidly. officia canonica et orationes atque psalmodias vel lectiones negligenter atque ~er in conspectu Dei effudi, et multa dimisi, quae non solvi Alcuin Liturg. 499C; ad corpus Christi ‥ sumendum tanquam ad epulum cotidianum ~er accedunt Gir. GE II 39; 1231 in ecclesias de terra nostra ~er irruere ‥ non formidans RL I 400; 1235 ceperunt ‥ villanos ‥ et ipsos turpiter et ~er tractaverunt CurR XV 1437; ~er †appropiens Capgr. Hen. 3 (v. 1 appropiare 1e).  b duobus monachis ‥ Johannes [sc. Baptista] caput suum absconsum revelavit quia ~er latuit Eul. Hist. I 78.  c tam ~er in hostes irruit et tam secure se ingessit in medios Map NC II 17 f. 29v.

irrĕvĕrentĕr (15) (irreverens), avec irrévérence, sans respect : Plin. Min. Ep. 2, 14, 2 ; 6, 13, 2.