naufragare

naufragare [CL], ~ari [ML] , to suffer shipwreck, be shipwrecked; b (w. ref. to running aground); c (fig., var.); d (pr. ppl. or p. ppl. as sb.). Deus ‥ Paulum ‥ ~antem [AS: scipdrincende] de profundo pelagi liberavit Rit. Durh. 61; Eboracensi archiepiscopo Aldrado urbem Redemtoris Hierosolimam adeunti et in Adriatico ponto ~anti, invocata concivis Editha protinus affulsit Gosc. Edith 279; ~or ‥ verbum deponens Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 369; creavit ‥ lignum in subsidium ~antis puelle W. Cant. Mir. Thom. III 3; in mari Brittanico regia classis pene ~ata Ad. Eyns. Hug. II 8; contigit ‥ regem ‥ nimia suborta tempestate pene ~ari Ib..  b ubi maxima fugiencium caracarum que et mater omnium dicebatur timore insequencium violenter impulsa zabulo ~avit G. Hen. V 21 p. 148.  c feminis quae nuper a fide ~averant Aldh. VirgP 47 p. 301; si ‥ a recto fidei tramite exorbitantes nefandae gentilitatis Charibdibus ~arent Ib. 50 p. 305; signat benedicta medica assueto sibi signo Salvatoris oculum ~antem Gosc. Edith 294; si videat ~ari innocentiam W. Malm. GR II 202 p. 251; s1141 de pace patrie que grandi periculo ~abatur Id. HN 493 p. 52; c1168 ut opem tulerit ecclesie ~anti J. Sal. Ep. 266 (262).  d delphines ‥ subsidium ~antibus exhibuisse dicuntur Neckam NR II 27; in hujus vite salo / naufragantes nos a malo / tempestatum erue Walt. Wimb. Virgo 145; legem ‥ bona concedentem alii naufragorum [v. l. ~atorum] Ad. Mur. Chr. 93.