pervagari

pervagari, ~are [CL] , to wander over or through (also fig., sts. w. ref. to spreading through or pervading; b (of celestial body). c (~ari stylo) to go through with a pen, to describe. d (intr. w. per or in & acc.). qualiter rumor virtutum ipsius fines Brittanniae ~avit Felix Guthl. 45 tit.p. 138; multa diu loca ~atus ‥ Brittaniam rediit Bede HE IV 13 p. 230; pirate gentilium Danorum ‥ maria latrocinandi et predandi studio ~antur Gosc. Transl. Mild. 3; crudelitas regis, omnem pene nobilitatem ~ata, in homine ultime sortis stetit W. Malm. GR I 41; s1131 infesta lues domesticorum animalium totam ~ata est Angliam Id. HN 456; sinum tractans tenerum / cursu vago dum beata / manus it et uberum / regionem pervagata / descendit ad uterum / tactu leviore P. Blois Carm. 8. 4. 38. b harum [partium] duas tantum medias sol ‥ ~are consuevit Bede TR 26 p. 229. c cetera in Lincoliensi diocesi sita stilo ~abimur W. Malm. GP IV 177 p. 315. d tantum prodigium repente in omnes ~atur Gosc. Edith 276; quia corpore non possunt, animo per secularia desideria et carnis voluptates ~antur Ailr. Serm. 17. 11. 296; neque ‥ taliter pro Ade, qui conjugatus erat peccato, Judicis illius sentencia ~avit Fortescue NLN II 44.

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