remediare

remediare [CL] 1 to cure, act as a remedy for: a (physical ailment); b (spiritual ailment or sim.); c (w. pers. obj.); d (impers. w. dat.). a morbi ex saturitate nimia concitantur, multique impatientiam gule vomitu ~iantur, et quod turpiter ingesserunt, turpius egerunt J. Sal. Pol. 738B; causantur ‥ a frigore non cito ~iato Gad. 127v. 1.  b O femina mirabiliter singularis ‥ per quam elementa renovantur, inferna ~iantur Anselm (Or. 7) III 21; fidem originali macula caligaturam, gratia ~iante postmodum illustrandam Pull. Sent. 753D; nihil tamen damnationis inest sanctis, quibus quantumlibet infirmationis, et gratia ~iatur, et virtus in infirmitate perficitur Ib. 758B.  c ‘baptizavi autem’ quasi ~iatus ‘et Stephanae domum’ Lanfr. Comment. Paul. 157; ille denarius minime debetur, pro ecclesia tamen eos ~ante et interveniente, post purgatoria donatur H. Reading (I) Dial. VII 1246C.  d huic originali malo, tam noxio, tam mortifero, ~iari oportuit per originale bonum de statu prime conditionis Bald. Cant. Serm. 13.40 475D. 2 to provide as a remedy; b (w. dat. of what remedy provided is for); c (w. dat. of person for whom remedy is provided). contra hujusmodi ~iatur baptisma Pull. Sent. 854C.  b nisi cum suffragia auctoris utrobique defectibus humanis ~iantur Pull. Sent. 755C.  c sicut parvulis et nostro tempore sola ~iatur regeneratio Pull. Sent. 766B. 3 to put right, remedy. s1293 volens ‥ rex Anglie dolores suos ~iare Flor. Hist. III 271; s1401 sancta Trinitas ‥ det vobis cor docile ‥ ad ~iandum miserias populorum (Lit. Abbatis) Ad. Usk 68; 1425 idem frater W. R. ‥ promittens ‥ quod super sanando, reformando, et ~iando errore hujusmodi vestre ‥ ordinacioni pareret ‥ et penitenciam ‥ perficeret Reg. Cant. III 127; c1452 hec tria [sc. mala] ~iavit Reg. Whet. I 25; 1457 per cancellarium et alios de consilio nostro ‥ ~iaretur Reg. Brev. Orig. f. 180.