reparator

rĕpărātor, ōris, m. [reparo],

• a restorer, renovator: aevi, Stat. S. 4, 1, 11: ORBIS, Inscr. Orell. 1103.

reparātor, ōris, m. (reparo), der Wiederhersteller, Erneuerer, immensi aevi, Stat. silv. 4, 1, 11: orbis, Corp. inscr. Lat. 11, 4781: rutili Eoi, Avien. Arat. 106: absol., et auctor et rep., Ambros. de Noë et arca 14, 48. – als Feldgott, Serv. Verg. georg. 1, 21.

reparator [CL] 1 one who restores to a previous physical condition: a restorer, mender (of artefact). b restorer, repairer (of building or complex of buildings, structure), (also) rebuilder, reconstructor. c one who restores to health or well-being, restorer, healer (in quot. transf., w. ref. to Christ). a a1100 (1440) [thesaurarius] unum inveniat ‥ reparitorem vestimentorum, caparum, et pannorum ecclesie Stat. Linc. II 305; sartores, sarcitores, ~ores [v. l. reperitores] Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 560; ~ores [gl.: le paraylurs, mendurs, reparilers] Garl. Dict. 126; c1300 [thesaurarius] inveniet ~orem vestimentorum, caparum, et pannorum Stat. Linc. II 99; 1511 ~ori vitree vj d. DCCant. LitMs/C/11 f. 121v.  b invadit ergo maximus ecclesiarum et sacrorum ~or sancte mencionis presul Dunstanus diu neglectum locum Sulcard f. 14; ipse [sc. Dunstanus] regularium locorum ~or munificus W. Malm. GR II 149; civitas ‥ cujus ‥ quassa menia ‥ ~orem desiderant Ib. IV 354; est ‥ locus ‥ eminentior, cujus spiritualis hujus arce fabricator simul ac ~or Jesus Ailr. Spec. Car. II 38. 617D; a1200 Gilbertus de Gaunt ‥ et Aliz de Muntfort sponsa ejus, ~ores prefati monasterii MonA I 632a; 1222 ~ori pontis de S. Cl 498a.  c [Jesus] corporis simul et mentis est ~or cum adest, et mens prout et corpus egrotant cum abest Ad. Scot Serm. 422D. 2 (transf.) one who restores to a previous status or non-physical condition, restorer, rehabilitator. b one who restores (to state of grace or innocence), restorer, redeemer (usu. w. ref. to God or Christ). mentis ‥ ~or Ad. Scot Serm. 422D (v. 1c supra); cadit rex ‥ indigentium ~or Found. Waltham 20; velut alter Esdras, bibliothece sedulus ~or Dial. Scac. I 8G; o pater sancte ‥ mentis mee ~or et gaudii cordis mei restaurator V. II Off. 9.  b c798 redemptor noster et ~or primae perfectionis ‥ ex virgine Maria factus est homo Alcuin Ep. 133 p. 201 (= Id. Exeg. 665C); quod sancti patriarche, primi terrigene, ab exordio presentis vitae procreati, ~ores sint orbis et creature Wulf. Brev. tit. p. 71 (cf. ib. 252: reparantes germina mundi); altrix ~oris carnis mee, lactatrix salvatoris Anselm (Or. 7) III 19; ~or humani generis terrena jungens celestibus et celestia terrenis H. Reading (I) Dial. VI 1215B; Noe ~or mundi arcam ‥ gubernavit, omnia intra eam suscepta salvavit Id. Mem. 1312B; multum hic indiget ~oris sui auxilio, ut ‥ se et a vitiis contineat, et virtutes exerceat Ad. Scot Serm. 416D; ita posset poni de Deo aliqua sciencia sub racione respectus ad extra, ut aliqui ponunt sub racione ~oris, glorificatoris, vel capitis ecclesie Duns Ord. I 106. 3 (assoc. w. praeparator) one who prepares, preparer (in quot., of wool for sale). 1230 isti sunt ~ores et ligatores lane (Cust. Brixton Deverill) Doc. Bec 72.

rĕpărātŏr, ōris, m. (reparo), réparateur, restaurateur [surnom de Janus] : Stat. S. 4, 1, 11 || [fig.] le Sauveur : Prosp.

reparator , oris. m.
復修者。

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