reciprocare

reciprocare [CL] 1 to return, move back; b (w. in se, in quot. pass.). c (tr.) to return to. ~are, recurrere Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 506.  b ex reciprocacione ‥ spiritalis motus anime in se, sequitur motus cordis qui in se ~atur Gros. Hexaem. X 2 p. 293.  c promiserunt ei quod ‥ ad eum redirent ‥ . ~ato calle Italiam repedarunt Ord. Vit. III 3 p. 54; cum silvam egredi festinarent, ~ato itinere ipsam heremum ceperunt circumire Ib. VI 9 p. 62; solemnitas solemnitatum dicitur [Pascha], et ideo per omnes Dominicas ~atur Hon. GA 677A. 2 (tr.) to reciprocate, give or do in return, feel, feel by way of return; b (w. in & acc.). 1197 amicitia ‥ alternatim ~at affectum totum, suum judicans quicquid alteri sibi fuerit illatum Ep. Cant. 417.  b anima potest infici de carne, quia caro similes impressiones illis quas recepit ab anima nata est in animam ~are Peckham QR 66. 3 to change, interchange. b (in se ~ari) to be exchanged. ad tutelam ‥ bene vivendi, doctores inclyti, ‥ per illam syncopen a qua nullus grammaticus excusatur, statum et transitum ~antes in vobis P. Blois Ep. 174. 469C; ordinem judiciarium ~arunt, eos autem dignos pena dimiserunt, aliorum autem auferebant res, alios pro illis punientes Favent 4.  b nonne ‥ elementa coloris spoliatione et transpositione partium et formae ‥ nove adventu in se ~antur? Neckam NR I 19 p. 65. 4 to sing antiphonally. semper ~abant predictum versiculum quasi per spacium unius hore (Brendanus) NLA I 143.