reservativus

reservativus [CL reservatus p. ppl. of reservare+-ivus], that acts or serves to keep (available for future enjoyment, in quot. w. obj. gen.). est insuper triplex effectus [baptismi], quia est anime mundativus, celorum ~us, et ab inferis liberativus Spec. Laic. 12; effectus contricionis ‥ est paradisi ~us et per consequens jehenne obstructivus Ib. 19.