pascualis

pascŭālis, e, v. pascalis.

pāscuālis u. synk. pāscālis, e (pascuum), auf die Weide gehend, α) Form pascualis: oves, Paul. ex Fest. 243, 5. Vulg. 3. regg. 4, 23: vitulus, Vulg. 1. regg. 28, 24. – β) Form pascalis: oves, Cato oratt. 52. fr. 2: pecus, Lucil. 1246*.

pascualis [LL] 1 (of land) used as or suitable for grazing. b (w. gen. or dat.) that provides pasture, nourishment for (in quot., fig.). 704 cum campis sationalibus, ~ibus, pratis, paludibus CS 111; prius erat [haec terra] ~is, modo seminabilis DB I 80vb; silva ~is DB I 298va; s1098 audierunt quod cives, pro defectu pabuli, ad locum quendam ~em equos suos consueverant destinare M. Par. Maj. I 75; s1219 in terra Gersen ‥ que ~is est Ib. III 55; herbe innumerabiles, non solum ~es, verum eciam aromatice et medicinales Eul. Hist. II 72.  b vita pastoris doctrina est ~is ovibus i.e. dum vita pastoris doctrina ~is est ovis et rigor punientis pax est popularis Gerv. Tilb. I 881. 2 (of animal) that grazes, fed on pasture. pro corpore bovis ~is solidum j Dial. Scac. I 7A; s1252 plusquam lx boves ~es j ferculum ‥ perfecerunt M. Par. Maj. 269; s1256 pratum ‥ in quo pascebantur boves ~es pingues Ib. V 577; datis ‥ c bobus ~ibus G. S. Alb. I 78. 3 (of person) employed in pasturing, who supervises grazing animals. accedat jam ~is filius Ysai David qui eripiat agnum de manibus ursi et molas leonum confringat Regim. Princ. 153.

pāscŭālis, e, Vulg. Reg. 3, 4, 23 ; P. Fest. 243, c. pascalis.