pulsator

pulsātor, ōris, m. [pulso],

• a beater, striker: citharae, Val. Fl. 5, 694.

pulsātor, ōris, m. (pulso), I) der Klopfer, Anklopfer, an die Tür od. bei jmd. als Mahner, Augustin. serm. 65, 5 extr.: improbus, Claud. Mam. in Sidon. epist. 4, 2, 4: aurium mearum, Augustin. conf. 10, 31, 46. – II) der Schläger, citharae, Zitherspieler, Val. Flacc. 5, 694.

pulsator [CL in sense 2] 1 one who knocks (in quot. fig.). ad agnoscenda arcana ‥ non solum querendo, sed et orando pertingemus. sepe pius invenit ~or quod temerarius non meretur perscrutator Ad. Scot Serm. 129A. 2 one who strikes or plays (a musical instrument). 1320 ~or cornu: Waltero de la Grene pro pulsacione cornu KR Ac 487/3 r. 12. 3 one who rings (a bell), bell-ringer. in campanili xxxv esse debent ~ores, quorum quilibet quadrantem habebit Cust. Westm. 294; 1376 ~oribus ecclesie pro pulsando in iiij obitibus Ac. Obed. Abingd. 25; ~or de clocherio J. Glast. 269; 1451 quatuor ~ores campanarum qui ‥ campanas solempniter pulsabunt Lit. Cant. III 213; 1464 x denarios ‥ inter vicarium ac clericum et ~ores ‥ distribuendo Reg. Heref. 103. 4 one who assails (a person) with blows. quo miserum puerulum affitiebant incommodo qui, horrendos stridores eitiens, seva ~oribus imprecabatur W. Malm. GP V 269. 5 accuser, plaintiff. ~or ‥ quos pulsaverat ad majorem audientiam protrahendi potestatem accipiet (Leg. Hen. 26. 1) GAS 562; certe ~or [sc. rex] jam excommunicatus esset, nisi pulsatus [sc. Anselmus] intercessisset W. Malm. GP I 54.

pulsātŏr, ōris, m. (pulso), celui qui frappe : Aug. Serm. 66, 5 || citharæ Val. Flacc. 5, 694, joueur de cithare.

pulsator , oris. m.
彈。撫者。— citharae 彈琵琶者。

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