recidivus
recidivus, falling back, returning, recurring
Frieze-Dennison Vergil
recidīvus, a, um: falling back; returning; rebuilt, restored, 4.344. (recidō, to fall back)
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recidiua Adjective: feminine nominative singular, Adjective: neuter nominative plural, Adjective: feminine vocative singular, Adjective: neuter accusative plural, Adjective: neuter vocative plural, Adjective: feminine ablative singular of recidivus
rĕcĭdīvus, a, um, adj. [1. recido],
- falling back, i. e. trop., returning, recurring (rare, and not ante-Aug.; cf. redivivus): febris, Cels. 3, 4; Plin. 30, 11, 30, § 104: semina, Mel. 3, 6, 2: nummus, Juv. 6, 363: mala, Aus. Grat. Act. 33: vita, Tert. adv. Marc. 4, 25 fin.—Poet.: Pergama, restored, rebuilt, Verg. A. 4, 344; 7, 322; 10, 58; imitated in gens Phrygum, i.e. the Romans, Sil. 1, 106; cf. bella, id. 10, 257 (al. rediviva).
recidīvus, a, um (recīdo), rückfällig, bildl. = wiederkehrend, wieder zum Vorscheine kommend, febris, Cels. u. Plin.: semina, Mela. – poet., Pergama, wiederauflebend, neu erbaut, Verg.: gens Phrygum, wiedererstehend (v. den Römern), Sil.
~us, -a, -um, renovatus
~am veremur tempestatem
exiit edictum a Philippo rege, ut describeretur Gallicus orbis, et oneraretur ecclesia decimationibus ~is
~us,recheable
quoniam ~o dolore spiritus mulieris conturbatus fuerat
~o jam morbo redivivaque malitia
quo ‥ opibus alienis aucti contra eos ad ~um certamen revertantur
inter Normannos et Flandritas ~a dissensio prodiit
ne in litem veniant ~am que ante nos gesta sunt
~e contentionis
concordiam ‥ ne in ~e contencionis scrupulum relabantur ‥ roboramus
quamvis omnia ‥ temporalia sint ‥ tamen ut ~a successoribus nostris tutiora permaneant, apicum seriæ testiumque adfirmatione roboranda sunt
~is caducarum possessiunculis rerum
~i terminus cosmi appropinquare dinoscitur
non inmemor ‥ mihi ~a fore concessa ut hiis strenue eterna lucrarer
recidua ‥ eterna dapsilitate [MS: dapsilis ] lucrarer)
~a,edgrowung
desideria carnis ‥ qui in corde tuo penitus aruerant, quodam ~o venenosae propaginis revirescunt
quod dictum negotium non patiatur ulterius recedivum
placet Scotis in pacem perpetuam treugas convertere ‥ . ‥ animadvertens rex Anglie quod ‥ Scoti ‥ proni essent ad ~um concordie
noveritis ‥ dominum O. de G. post tempus autumpnale frequencius passum fuisse febrium ~um
pravos motus mentis cohibeat, ne per incontinentiam ~am incurrat
non necesse est iterari [confessio ] nisi ~um patiamur
si ‥ post tale juramentum passus fuerit ~um
multa comperimus que visitatione nostra correxisse credidimus, jam passa fuisse multipliciter ~um
in antiquum reincidere ~um(
ubi cito transgressio remittitur ‥ ne proniores ‥ sint isti ‥ ad ~um, servet princeps planam viam justitie
cum multa morarentur ‥ arborum ~a [gl.: ] gressumrecoupures
a stub , ~um
rĕcĭdīvus, (14) a, um (recĭdo), qui retombe = qui récidive ; qui revient, renaissant : Cels. Med. 3, 4 ; Plin. 30, 104 ; [poét.] recidiva Pergama Virg. En. 4, 344, une nouvelle Troie || de recidivo = de integro, de nouveau : Tert. Pud. 16.
- 1. (postklass.) terugvallend;
- 2. (Verg.) weer verrijzend [Pergama; bella].
recidīvus
adj.
- re-+CAD-, falling back, returning, recurring: nummus, Iu.: Pergama, rebuilt, V.