praeconialis

praecōnĭālis, e, adj. [praeconnius],

• to be praised or commended, that which ought to be honored: viri, Cassiod. Var. 9, 25: pietati vestrae praeconiale est diligere, id. ib. 8, 1.—Hence, adv.: praecōnĭālĭter, honorably, Cassiod. in Psa. 17.

praecōniālis, e (praeconium), preisenswert, verherrlichenswert, viri, Cassiod. var. 9, 25, 3: pietati vestrae praeconiale est diligere, ibid. 8, 1, 2. – Adv. praecōniāliter, Cassiod. in psalm 17; var. 10, 11, 5.

praeconialis [LL] , of or belonging to a herald or crier; b (w. ref. to John the Baptist). c (w. laus or fama) (as though) made or proclaimed by a herald or crier. d of or relating to praise, laudatory. e that is worthy of heralding or praising, praiseworthy, laudable. c1236 precepit [rex] ‥ voce ~i declamari, quod mercatores ‥ Gros. Ep. 21.  b cum ‥ ipse Johannes sit vox, ipse totus Johannes ‥ vocis habet officium, et constat quod vocis ~is et precursorie, cum ipse sit preco et precursor. ‥ ipsa Johannis nativitas, quasi vox ~is jubens ‘parare viam Domino’, Domini presenciam ‥ ostendebat Gros. Cess. Leg. IV 2 p. 163.  c si viginti clerici ‥ tam eximium opus emissent, dicerem ipsos ~i laude dignissimos Gir. LS 414; quos ‥ celestis conversatio ‥ cum jugi ~is fame claritate tam Deo quam hominibus reddit acceptabiles Ad. Marsh Ep. 5.  d istud est ‥ canticum superceleste, canticum admirabile, canticum ~e, quod exprimi non valet et taceri non potest H. Bos. Hom. 1405A; patri cantat sempiterna laudum preconia, psalmos triumphales, et psalmos ~es, et canticum novum ‥ quod nemo potest cantare nisi solus Jesus Bald. Cant. Tract. 4. 432D; euge verbum ~e est et sermo laudantis, i. bene J. Bath 281.  e successus ‥ iste, et quasi victorie ~es, non ad temporalia ‥ sed utinam ad eterna referri possit Gir. Invect. VI 15.

præcōnĭālis, e (præconium), louable, digne dʼéloge : Cassiod. Var. 9, 25.