repulsio

rĕpulsĭo, ōnis, f. [repello].

• Lit., a repelling, resistance: violentiae per vim, Isid. 5, 4, 2. —
• II Transf., a refutation (late Lat.), Cael. Aur. Tard. 2, 7 fin.

repulsio, ōnis, f. (repello), I) die Zurücktreibung, Abwehr, violentiae per vim rep., Isid. orig. 5, 4, 2. – II) die Abweisung, Widerlegung, Cael. Aur. de morb. chron. 2, 7, 112. Augustin. c. Cresc. 4, 7 u.a. Eccl. – Pompeii comment. 214, 23 Keil ratio.

repulsio [LL] 1 (action of) pushing or thrusting away. b pushing or driving back, repelling (of enemy or assailant, also in fig. context). c driving away, expelling (in quot. in med. context); d (of person from office, status, or position, w. obj. gen.). grave cum movetur deorsum movet et dividit ‥; partes ‥ medii naturaliter reuniuntur et compellunt ipsum grave. ‥ ista ~o aeris reuniti ‥ R. Orford Sciendum 61.  b ~onem illorum glorie sue tunc sufficere arbitratus W. Malm. GR IV 377; que [sc. propugnacula] ‥ in ambitu muri Jerusalem suspenduntur, cum ad dominici gregis tutelam contra utrorumque hostium ~onem mens ipsa pastoris ex officio pastorali vigilare disponit J. Ford Serm. 93. 8; s1214 Franci ‥ gaudebant de ~one regis Anglorum M. Par. Min. I 150; 1309 ad facienda ea que ‥ ad ~onem dictorum inimicorum nostrorum et rebellium oportuna fuerint RScot 76b; 1322 super ~onem et depressionem inimicorum nostrorum Reg. Carl. II 216; 1335 pro ~one Scotorum ‥ cum exercitu suo RScot 326b.  c multum ‥ juvat ad fumositatum ~onem Gilb. II 95. 2.  d in ‥ dimissione manerii de Suttona Petro filio R. ~one provisorum super dictis ecclesiis et confirmacione domini pape de dictis ecclesiis ‥ ad decem millia marcarum ‥ sumus damnificati Meaux III 100n. 2 (action of) fending off or repelling (attack or hostile force, w. obj. gen.). defensio persone, que est violencie per vim ~o Ockham Pol. II 816. 3 (action of) deterring or seeking to prevent, resistance (to something being or that might be done). c1240 qua discretione ‥ repellitis manum extergere non solum volentis sed et potentis, si tollatur obex solummodo vestre ~onis? Gros. Ep. 90 p. 281. 4 rebuff, rejection (of petitioner or suppliant, or of petition or supplication, also w. obj. gen.). 1166 poterant te retardare ‥ quas jam passus es, prima et secunda ~o Becket Ep. 224 p. 514 (= Diceto YH 323); 1305 ne ex ~one ‥ precum ‥ domine regine indignacionem tante domine incurratis Reg. Cant. II 805. 5 (act of) spurning or rejecting (person, w. obj. gen.), rejection, repudiation, renunciation. ne ‥ discutere superna consilia de aliorum vocatione, aliorum vero ~one, praesumamus Bede Luke 466D; aliquando ‥ multis indiciis tuus nobis probabatur adventus, sed ob gentium vocationem et nostram ~onem rursus desperabatur Ailr. Jes. II 18; componitur etiam podium hoc repudium, -ii, i. ~o Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 426; hoc etiam nunc ~o Judeorum, quod in fine condemnatio erit impiorum Ad. Scot TT 732D; et vocationem gentium et ~onem denotare Judeorum Ib. 785C; bonitatis sue divitias ex alterius ~one, alteri voluit uberius commendari. ‥ in vocatione gentium ‥ priori nupte libellum repudii dedit J. Ford Serm. 66. 12. 6 (leg.) debarring, disallowance, rejection (of argument or objection, w. obj. gen.). 1442 a non admissione dictarum excepcionum ac expressa ~one earundem FormOx 469.

rĕpulsĭō, ōnis, f. (repello), action de repousser [la violence] : Isid. Orig. 5, 4, 2 || [fig.] rejet, non adoption, réfutation : C. Aur. Chron. 2, 7, 112.