sceptriger

scēptrĭger, ĕra, ĕrum, adj. [sceptrumgero],

• sceptre-bearing (poet. and post-Aug.): Laii, Stat. Th. 11, 636: rex, Sil. 16, 245.

scēptriger, gera, gerum (sceptrum u. gero), ein Zepter führend, rex, Sil. 16, 244. Augustin. c. Faust 15, 5 u. 6: Atrides, Epit. Iliad. 8. Vgl. sceptrifer.

sceptriger [CL] 1 (of hand) that bears a sceptre; b (transf., of power or authority). sed tu sceptrigeram si vis augescere dextram, / vincula solve viri ‥ nexi Frith. 922; admirantibus qui aderant tantam sub purpura sanctitatem, tantam ~eris manibus inesse virtutem Ailr. Ed. Conf. 762A.  b Eadgaro regnante ‥ prepotente ac clementissimo necnon gloriosissimo ~era ditione ‥ gentibus imperante Lantfr. Swith. pref.; regnavit potenti virtute confirmatus et ~era auctoritate fretus Eadgarus Byrht. V. Ecgwini 394 (recte 384); †605 (1181) jam per decem quinquennia ~era potestate potitus CS 6; †956 (13c) in septrigero [v. l. ~erae] voluntatis arbitrio CS 930; 982 (13c) a ~era majestatis aeternae moderatione CD 1278 (= Chr. Abingd. I 384); ~era potestate ‥ potitum Elmh. Cant. 137. 2 (as sb. m. or f.) one who bears a sceptre, monarch, king or queen; b (as title with pers. name). praevolat his turbis spumosae sceptriger urbis / ‥ rex imperiosus R. Cant. Malch. IV 223; jus quod ei ~er Anglicus auferre non potuit Ord. Vit. IV 13 p. 264; pomposus ‥ ~er [Guillelmus Rufus] ‥ quanto plus habebat, sitientis ydropici more tanto plus cupiebat Ib. X 13 p. 80; Edwardus nepos ‥ confessoris ‥ vos ~eros effecisset, nisi Normannorum violenta direptio ‥ prepedisset J. Furness Walth. prol. 1.  b prima castitatis ~era, cui tota hec series dedicatur, Edgyda Gosc. Edith 40; ~er Henricus regio stemmate rigidus perstitit Ord. Vit. XII 14 p. 346. 3 (in gl.) attendant who carries a rod or staff. a sargeande, claviger, prepositus, satelles, ~er CathA.

sceptriger , era, erum. adj. (sceptrum.)
帶權柄者。

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