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occursare [CL] 1 to come together, meet: a (w. dat.); b (pr. ppl. as sb. m.). abbati venienti ‥ ~ans Gir. IK II 4; s1254 quod ‥ soror ‥ venientibus ~aret transmigrantibus M. Par. Maj. V 467. b s1254 ~antium tanta talisve solempnis occursatio M. Par. Maj. V 477. 2 to rush in. tumultu sensuali usque ad sedem anime ~ante Adel. ED 13. 3 to come up against, clash with: a (w. dat.); b (w. sibi invicem). a sono ‥ clamantium stupefacti cautis incauti ~abant Ord. Vit. IX 9 p. 539; videas homines quasi furiosos excurrere ‥ et quadrigas ~are quadrigis P. Blois Ep. 14. 48C. b resolutiones, que ~antes sibi invicem in nubes elevate fuerint Quaest. Salern. C 6. 4 to oppose, attack: a (w. dat.); b (pr. ppl. as adj.); c (pr. ppl. as sb. m.). a Sathane ‥ qui etiam victus et confusus victoribus victricibusque a castris tuis ad te redeuntibus ~are ‥ assolet V. Fridesw. B 21; quibus [sc. hereticis] ‥ Augustinus gladio verbi Dei ~abat Hon. Spec. Eccl. 995B. b restat ostendi quantum ipsa ecclesia ~antibus adversis ‥ servet amorem Bede Cant. 1094; post separationem sui a corpore, nonne anima a multitudine ~antium demonum ‥ Elmer Cant. Record. 720C; validam manum ~antium demonum non timebit Alex. Cant. Dicta 14 p. 163. c sola inbellis puella ‥ ~antes gaudet excipere Gosc. Edith (II) 67.

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