perceleber

per-cĕlĕber, bris, bre, adj.,

• very famous, very celebrated or distinguished: templum vetustate et religione percelebre, Mel. 2, 3, 4.

per-celeber, bris, bre, sehr gefeiert, percelebris aquilae gloria, Plin. 10, 18: templum Iunonis vetustate et religione percelebre, Mela 2, 3, 4 (2. § 41). – percelebre est (es geht allgemein die Sage) m. Infin., Antoniam Drusi (sc. uxorem) non spuisse percelebre est, Solin. 1, 74.

perceleber, ~ris [CL] 1 very distinguished, very famous: a (of person or group); b (of place or artefact); c (of act or abstr.). a monachorum congregationem numero et religione ~rem instituit W. Malm. GR IV 339; abbas ‥ vir prudentie plurime et probitatis opinione ~ris Chr. Rams. 115; doctores ‥ sciencia ~res Croyl. Cont. A 108; 1492 universalis magistrorum regencium et non regencium ~ris congregacio StatOx 299; monachi aliquot ~res Ferr. Kinloss 28.  b Degsa lapis, in illis regionibus ~ris locus W. Malm. GR I 47; s1250 cum thesaurus ille [sc. scrinium argenteum] ~ris in ecclesia exteriori ‥ locaretur Plusc. VII 15.  c gloriam ~rem victoriamque ‥ insignem Gir. PI III 7; 1425 ad defensionem ~rem catholice fidei firmiter et feliciter consistere Reg. Cant. III 131. 2 (~re est) it is very well known. que ‥ magnifice gesta sunt historicorum testimonio ~re est J. Sal. Pol. 706A.

percĕlĕbĕr, bris, bre, très célèbre : Mela 2, 41.