liciatorium
līcĭātōrĭum, ii. n. [licium],
- a weaver's beam (late Lat.): liciatorium texentium, Vulg. 1 Reg. 17, 7 al.
līciātōrium, iī, n. (licium), der Weberbaum od. (nach Blümner) die Schäfte des Geschirrs am Webstuhl, Vulg. 1. regg. 17, 7 u. Vulg. 2. regg. 21, 19 u.a.
~ium,hebelgerd
~ium,webbeam , ‥ ~ium,hefelgyrd
~ium,lorh velwebbeam
~ium,websceaft
~ium ‥ i. lignum, quo licium involvitur
primi hujus textrini operis hie telam succidimus, a donationibus benefactorum nostrorum cum competenti gestorum velatione in ~io calami secunde portionis fila composituri
juxta ~ium orditur textor, duplicique ordine distincto stamini trama interjecta maritabitur
beem of webstour lome , ~ium
a beme of a webster , jugum, ~ium
~ium, A.a tredel
~iumhefeld
quibus compactis sedit animo in capite libri de capite Sancti Oswaldi que a domino Rievalensi didici in sermonis prohemio ponere, et mox in continenti de brachio illius incorruptionis primordii hujus ~io texere
~ium,(thrumme or a warpe
līcĭātōrĭum, ĭī, n. , ensouple [dʼun métier de tisserand] : Vulg. Reg. 1, 17, 7.
Vir ille humanæ virtutis modum excedens, lanceam quasiVide 1. Reg. cap. 17. lib. 2. cap. 21. lib. 1. Paralip. cap. 11. etc. Occurrit præterea hæc vox nude in Gloss. Arabico-Latin.Liciatorium habens, Andegavensem impetit.