Logeion | lucifluus

lūcĭflŭus, a, um, adj. [lux-fluo], lightstreaming, light-beaming, brilliant.

I Lit.: lucifluus solis ortus, Juvenc. 3, 294.—
II Trop, light-beaming, glorious: sermo, Juvenc. 4, 120.

lūcifluus, a, um (lux u. fluo), I) lichtfließend, -strahlend, hell, Iuvenc. 3, 294. – II) übtr., lichtstrahlend = göttlich, Iuvenc. 4, 120.

lucifluus [LL] 1 streaming with light, radiant, brilliant, bright, shining: a (var.); b (of heavenly body, sky, day, or sim.); c (of person, or part of human body; cf. d infra); d (in fig. context). a ex vitiis ‥ / ‥ quae caeli regna negabunt, / florida lucifluae claudent et limina portae Aldh. VirgV 2451; filum ~i glomeris (Visio Karoli Magni) W. Malm. GR II 111 p. 113 (cf. ib.: filum glomeris micantis); accurrit ‥ populosa frequentia ad celebria tanti patris gaudia; nox ipsa ~a et dies candida Dominic V. Ecgwini I 21; de gloria sanctorum et mansionibus ~e patrie J. Furness Pat. 191; jacinctorum lascivia ~o liliorum maritata consorcio Ps.-Elmh. Hen. V 75 p. 218; Ib. 76 (v. fulgorare 1b). b Aldh. Aen. 6. 3 (v. decrescere 1b); ~a solis astra Felix Guthl. 9; vitans luciflui suffundi lumine Phoebi Hwætberht Aen. 58 (Noctua) 2; aurea luciflui ‥ sidera caeli Aen. Laur. 3 (Aqua) 2; ~um ‥ coeli lumen Byrht. V. Ecgwini 391; in cujus [lucis, i. e. diei] ortu ~o Ps.-Elmh. Hen. V 76 p. 219. c videbat quasi exercitum virorum candidatorum ~as sicut sol facies habentium Osb. Mir. Dunst. 20; an vobis ‥ ~a virgo Mildretha modo in tanto nitoris jubare non est visa ‥? Gosc. Transl. Mild. 30 p. 199; inter viros illos ~os quidam ceteris multo lucidior videbatur J. Furness Walth. 70. d qui [sc. Petrus et Paulus] finibus orbis / luciflua promunt fuscis mea lumina saeclis Bonif. Aen. (Fides Catholica) 48; inclyta gens subito est exornata ~is luminaribus [w. ref. to abbots] Byrht. V. Osw. 435; hujus ‥ corpus ‥ Thorneiam advexit et obscurioribus sanctis ~um jubar invexit W. Malm. GP IV 186 p. 329; lampas esto luciflua [Christe], / qui sponsus es mirabilis J. Howd. Cyth. 14. 11; hec unica menda totalem ejus [civitatis] decorem obnubilat, ~am claritatem eclipsat Ps.-Elmh. Hen. V 64 p. 178. 2 (fig.) splendid, grand; b (of person). aurea lucifluae [v. l. luciferae] ‥ limina vitae Bede CuthbV 822; gratiae fideique ~ae praedicator Id. Sam. 557; ut ‥ has [delicias impurissimas] ‥ optimas et quasi ~as judicent Id. Ep. Cath. 78; luciflua ‥ venturae praemia vitae Bonif. Aen. (Vana gloria) 338; 1433 ex sue munifice celsitudinis ~a largitate EpAcOx 100. b [Cuthbertus] largus, libens, lucifluus / laudabatur in meritis [gl. Archiv CXCIX (1963) 21: leohtflowend] AS Hymns 69.

lūcĭflŭus, a, um (lux, fluo), dʼoù découle la lumière : Juvenc. 3, 294 || [fig.] dʼoù sort la lumière [la vérité] : Juvenc. 4, 120.

, Fluens luce. Prudentius Psych. v. 625. edit Weitz : Quærite Lucifluum cælesti dogmate pastum. Juvencus in Matthæum cap. 24 : Gens omnis habebit Testem Lucifluo sanctæ sermone salutis. Bern. de Breydenbach Itin. Hierosol. pag. 183 : Præcessit me velociter, distorquens filum Luciflui glomeris, duxit in profundissimas valles igneas, etc. Hincmar. Remens. Annal. ad ann. 868 : Picturam destruxit imaginemque dejecit, quam beatissimus papa Benedictus atque egregius restauravit et Lucifluis coloribus decoravit.

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