prodigalitas

prōdĭgālĭtas, ātis, f. [prodigus],

• wastefulness, prodigality (very rare): summa, Auct. Decl. ap. Cat. 9.

prōdigālitās, ātis, f. (*prodigalis, v. prodigus), die Verschwendung, Auct. decl. in Catil. 9. Boëth. Aristot. top. 6, 6: Ggstz. avaritia, Ps. Sen. rem. fort. 10, 6 (Sen. op. ed. Haase vol. 3. p. 452).

prodigalitas [LL] , prodigality, extravagance, lavishness. ~as ‥ eroganda et non eroganda profundit J. Sal. Pol. 715A; c1205 ~as et avaritia vitia sunt, sibi contraria, fronte opposita P. Blois Ep. Sup. 31. 2; tempore ‥ sub eodem repatriavit Constantinopolitanus Baldewinus, clitellis refertis de Anglorum [liber]alitate M. Par. Min. II 414 (cf. id. Abbr. 278: de Anglorum ~ate); munificentia regis Offe, quam sinistra interpretatione ~atem appellabant G. S. Alb. I 9; cuilibet facile est avariciam et prodegalitatem exercere, et difficilis est tenere largitatem Quadr. Reg. Spec. 31 ( (cf. Bacon V 43: ~atem); volo ‥ ~ati vestre frenum imponere, ne brevi tempore vestram substanciam dissipatis [sic] multis temporibus acquisitam Dictamen 369; s1342 iste Clemens vir insignis litterature fuit, sed ~atis profusissime Wals. HA I 254.

prōdĭgālĭtās, ātis, f. , prodigalité : Boet. Top. Arist. 6, 6.