matutinalis

mātūtīnālis, e, adj. [matutinus],

• of or belonging to the morning, early, morning- (post-class.): tempus, Auct. Carm. Phil. 15.

mātūtīnālis, e (matutinus), zur Frühe (zum Morgen) gehörig, tempus, der Morgen, Anthol. Lat. 762, 16 (233, 16): radius, Valerian. homil. 15, 2: hymni, frühmorgens gesungene, Greg. dial. 1, 2 extr.: hoc matutinale donum, Greg. Tur. hist. Franc. 9, 20. p. 376, 18 Krusch.

matutinalis [LL] 1 of or belonging to the dawn or early morning. b for or given in the morning; c (colloquium ~e, loquela ~is) morn speech, meeting of guild held in the morning (cf. AS morgenspræ c, ME morne-specheEng. Gilds xxxii f). bruma, -e, i. gelu ~e Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 66; calor solis ‥ quoniam autem in horis ~ibus debilis est ‥ Quaest. Salern. P 16; 1239 dilectio dicta ‥ quem quasi ~is radii perfudit calore ‥ meridiano consolidet fervore Gros. Ep. 67; ~i crepusculo M. Par. Maj. I 58.  b nisi cum pastum et refectionem annuam clericis promitteret, insuper et nummos ~es illius noctis duplicandos, ut sic celebrarent potius festum nummi duplicati quam festum Sancti Stephani Gir. GE II 25.  c 1330 loquelam ~em (v. loquela 6b); 1476 colloquium ~e (v. colloquium d). 2 (eccl. & mon.) of the hour or office of matins. b of a book containing the office of matins. cum expletis ‥ hymnis ~ibus in lectulo membra posuissem ‥ Bede HE V 9 p. 297; 799 qui se pennis excitare solet propriis ad ~es melodias, passerem in pullorum medio exhortari veniat Alcuin Ep. 181; post quas eundem est ad ~es [AS: uhtlicum] laudes RegulC 19; deinde cantavimus de omnibus sanctis et ~es laudes [AS: dæ gredlice lofsangas] Ælf. Coll. 101; ~i tempore celebraret Chr. Evesham app. 1 p. 315; 1354 celebrabit ‥ [missam] de Beata Virgine ~i hora Lit. Cant. II 320; fuit ex antiqua consuetudine ecclesie Ebor’ quod esset unum luminare ad ostium vestibuli tempore ~i pro versibus in choro cantandis, inspiciendis, et recordandis super librum vocatum Standard Fabr. York 244.  b 1342 omnes libri ~es insufficientes Vis. Totnes 114; 1389 unus liber ~is sive legenda, cathenatus Process. Sal. 299; 1487 unum parvum librum ~em cum aliis oracionibus in eodem (Test.) Cart. Boarstall app. p. 289. 3 of a mass celebrated after matins or in the morning, morrow-mass. b of an altar at which morrow-mass is celebrated. ~is missa agenda est et deinde eant ad capitulum Comp. Swith. 176; 1315 calix aureus ‥ ad missam ~em Invent. Ch. Ch. 69; c1344 ~i missa ‥ decantata Eng. Clergy 281.  b s1387 (v. 2 altare 2b). 4 (n. as. sb.) book containing the office of matins. per eundem unum magnum ~e in duobus voluminibus Amund. II app. 277.

mātūtīnālis, e, du matin : Philom. 16.