praeamabilis

praeamabilis [ML < CL prae-+amabilis] , very or most lovable, very much beloved; b (in epistolary address). erat eodem tempore quidam praedives adolescens, ~is regi praedicto et carus Byrht. HR 64; munera deferentes eximia ~i viro Id. V. Osw. 455; quiescite igitur inter medias sortes, inter ~es Pachelis amplexus P. Blois Ep. 138. 413A; o speciosissime et ~is in decore tuo Rolle IA 246; ubi onus affliccionis ~e non intulit lex, sed casus in lege G. Ed. III Bridl. 142 (= Wals. HA I 203); ~issime rex Regim. Princ. 114. b s1421 ~is in Christo frater (Lit.) Amund. I 83 (= Reg. Whet. II app. 403); in Christo ~es vos ‥ salutantes Reg. Whet. II app. 419; pater ~is ‥ rancores conceperit (J. Whet.) Bekynton I 113.

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