polymitus

pŏlymĭtus, a, um, adj., = πολύμιτος,

• wrought with many threads: alicula, Petr. 40: ars, the art of weaving, Hier. Ep. 64, 12: tunica, Vulg. Gen. 37, 3.—Subst.: pŏly-mĭta, ōrum, n., damask, Plin. 8, 48, 74, § 198; also sing. pŏlymĭtum, i, Vulg. Ezech. 16, 13.

polymitus, a, um (πολύμιτος), vielfädig gewirkt, von seidenen Zeugen, bei denen zum Einschlage mehrere Fäden genommen wurden, um Blumen, Palmenzweige u. andere Figuren einzuweben, wie bei unserem Damast, etwa damasten, ars p. (griech. πολυμιτική), die Kunst, bunte Zeuge zu weben, Hieron. epist. 64, 12: opus, Damast, Vulg. exod. 28, 6 u. 15; 36, 8; 39, 8: alicula, Petron. 40, 5: tunica, Vulg. genes. 37, 3 u. 23. Ps. Augustin. serm. app. 37, 1: vestis polymita et plumaria, Corp. inscr. Lat. 13, 5708, 27. – subst., polymitum, ī, n. (sc. opus), buntgewebtes ägyptisches Zeug, ägypt. Damast, ein Damastgewand, Vulg. Ezech. 16, 13. Caes. Arel. reg. ad virg. 42. Not. Tir. 198, 44: Plur., Plin. 8, 196. Vulg. Ezech. 27, 24.

polymitus [CL < πολύμιτος] 1 (of cloth) woven or embroidered with threads of different colours; b (w. tunica, vestis, or sim.); c (w. ref. to Gen. xxxvii 3). d variously inlaid. e multicoloured (fig.). pilimita, hringfaag Ælf. Gl. 40; polimitus, -a, -um, i. diversis coloribus adornatus sicut legimus de tunica Joseph Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 431; 1383 in bursa varii coloris ‥. in bursa polimita Ac. Durh. 433.  b puer eleganti facie et tunica ~a affuit, nuntians quia puella fluctuaret in unda W. Cant. Mir. Thom. IV 53; polimitum quidam longant, alii breviant, unde vestis polimita quod est vestimentum factum de multis et variis generibus filorum et colorum Bacon Gram. Gk. 123; tunicam ‥ polimitam facere etiam dignemini talarem Reg. S. Osm. II 84; pollimitum [Mon. Francisc. I 600: pollinudum] primitus habebat indumentum Pol. Poems I 262; hunc polimita modo vestis circumdat Gower VC III 1383; tunicam jam per Dei graciam polimitam facere ‥ dignemini Canon. S. Osm. 46.  c fratres Joseph nudant eum tunica talari et polimita Ad. Dore Pictor 161; texetur polymita Joseph de virgine vestis / ut de cisterne carcere liber eat Garl. Epith. III 467; teneri Joseph tunica polimita J. Howd. Cant. 627.  d fecit tabulam ante altare auro et argento et ebore polimitam W. Malm. Glast. 87.  e O Philippe Valeys, Xerxes, Darius, Bituitus; / te faciet maleys Edwardus, aper polimitus Pol. Poems I 27. 2 (opus ~um) damask work. matrona nobilis artis purpurarie peritissima, que regum divitumque vestes ornare auro, picturis et floribus opere ~o variare consueverat Ailr. Ed. Conf. 783B; vestes ‥ opere ~o variare Ciren. II 307; tres cappe oloserice purpurei coloris sed opere ~o, aurei et lactei coloris ‥ contexte. ‥ per opus texture ‥ ~um, virtutum varietatem attende Elmh. Cant. 99. 3 (as sb. f.) variegated cloth. b coarse woollen cloth, burel. 1440 unam togam de Kendale cum polomitis dupplicatam Pat 446 m. 13; 1478 polemita CalPat 145; polimitus, ray or motle or medlee WW.  b c1300 polomitam, borel (MS BL Harley 683) Teaching Latin I 142.

pŏlўmĭtus, a, um (πολύμιτος), tissu de plusieurs couleurs, damassé : Petr. 40, 5 || polymita, n. pl., tapisseries dʼÉgypte : Plin. 8, 198.

polymitus , a, um. adj.
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