suspensio

suspensĭo, ōnis, f. [suspendo, I. B. 3.],

• an arching or vaulting, arched work, Vitr. 5, 10; cf. the foll. art.—
• II The imperfect pronunciation of a letter: litterae m, Isid. 1, 31, 6.

suspēnsio, ōnis, f. (suspendo), I) der Schwibbogen, das Gewölbe, Vitr. 5, 10, 2. – II) die Unterbrechung, Aussetzung, si quis sine media spiritus suspensione pronuntiaverit, Diom. 438, 29: dah. die halbe Verschluckung eines Buchstabens, susp. m litterae aut detractio, Isid. orig. 1, 31, 6. – III) als mediz. t.t., das Sich-in-die-Höhe-ziehen, palpebrarum, Cael. Aur. de morb. acut. 3, 5, 50.

suspensio [CL = vaulted floor] 1 (act of) suspending, hanging; b (by the neck in or as method of execution). si uxor aliqua ex aliquo levi furore servam suspendit et ea per ~onem moriatur (Ps.-Egb. Pen. II 4) Conc. I 129; inquirendum si ‥ ~io corporis per pedes ‥ et hujusmodi tormenta sint causa evasionis Fleta 39.  b 1200 ponit se super juratam duorum vicinorum comitatuum ‥ de ~one ita facta CurR RC II 10; s1259 rex ‥ proferens proprio ore ~onis sententiam Flor. Hist. II 431; s1283 convictus corporis detractioni atque ~oni, capitis detruncationi, combustioni, atque membrorum adjudicatus est dissectioni Oxnead Chr. 262; s1429 ~o Margarete felonis apud Hertforde (Chr. S. Alb. (1422–31)) Amund. I 33. 2 (act of) raising, elevation (in quot. fig.). ~o mentis ab hoc mundo sensibili ut adhereat seculo intelligibili Bacon Mor. Phil. 27. 3 restraint (from action). de ~one omnis velle Duns Ord. II 102; potest vitare peccatum commissionis per ~onem talis actus Ockham Qu. 319. 4 a (temporary) cease (of activity or condition), suspension. b deferral, postponement. a 1473 exhibite fuerunt certe littere ~onis et supersedencie guerrarum Foed. XI 780a.  b visiones ‥ scribere noluit ‥ sed precepit ut scriberentur ‥ ; huic autem ~oni alludit Psalmus dicens ‘in salicibus ‥ suspendimus organa nostra’ [Psalm. cxxxvi 2] J. Sal. Ep. 143 (209 p. 328); devotionem ‥ mulieris intuens [Dominus] diuturna voti ~one eam torqueri non permisit Mir. Fridesw. 44; ~o accionis ignis in camino Ockham Sent. VII 62 (cf. Dan. iii). 5 suspension (from office, activity, or sim.); b (from receipt of sacraments). c suspension (of establishment) from its function. s1121 ut ‥ Radulfus ~one pontificalis officii plecteretur Eadmer HN p. 342; legatus ‥ omnes episcopos et abbates Normannie ~onis nota implicuit W. Malm. GP I 68; 1166 ut evocetis ‥ [episcopum] Saresberiensem, qui de injusta ~one conqueritur J. Sal. Ep. 183 (175) p. 160; 1279 precipimus archidiaconis ‥ sub pena ~onis ab officio et beneficio ‥ quatenus ‥ Conc. Syn. 837; meritoria ~o hominis ‥ [ab] ingressu ecclesie non est excommunicacio (Wycl.) Ziz. 250; ne quis ‥ premissas duas asserciones ‥ doceat ‥ sub pena incarceracionis et ~onis ab omni actu scholastico Ib. 112; archiepiscopum ab administracione spiritualium et temporalium suspendebat ‥ [quam] ~onem ‥ archiepiscopus sustinens reverenter ‥ Birchington Arch. Cant. 16.  b 1179 ut nec prelati ‥ ~onis vel excommunicationis sententiam proferant in subjectos (Decr. Papae) G. Hen. II I 223; ~onem modicam in penam pecuniariam convertunt Gir. GE II 32 p. 324; papa ‥ archiepiscopo ‥ precipiens ‥ ne in ‥ regem vel regnum ejus ‥ interdicti vel excommunicationis vel ~onis promulgaret sententiam M. Par. Min. I 350; a1275 mandat cancellarius sub pena ~onis quod quicumque sciverit ‥ aliquos ‥ universitatem scandalizantes ‥ revelet eos sibi StatOx 82; 13‥ sub excommunicacionis, privacionis, suspencionis, et interdicti sentenciis (Lit. Papae) Cart. Cockersand 1067.  c s1171 ut ecclesiam longa ~one consternatam ‥ in statum pristinum reformarent Diceto YH 349. 6 suspension (of power, privilege, or sim.), withdrawal. 12‥ quod clerici per ~onem beneficii ‥ ad id compellantur (Stat.) Conc. Scot. II 53; utuntur nomine ~onis secundum quod importat potestatem ‥ minime exercendam Ockham Dial. 551 (ed. Auct. Brit.); propter eorundem [sc. famulancium regis] turpis lucre ~onem Ad. Usk 4 (ed. OMT). 7 (act of) suspending (thing from use), (act of) pronouncing unsuitable for use, condemnation. 1410 dictos fontem et lapidem suspendimus ‥ ac ‥ mandamus quatinus ~onem nostram ‥ publice ‥ denuncietis Reg. Heref. 75.

suspēnsĭō, ōnis, f. (suspendo), ¶ 1 voûte : Vitr. Arch. 5, 10 ¶ 2 interruption, suspension [dans la prononciation] : Diom. 438, 29 ¶ 3 action de se tirer vers le haut [en parl. des paupières] : C. Aur. Acut. 3, 5, 50.

suspensio , onis. f.
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*suspensio, onis. f.
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