temptamen

temptāmen, inis, n. (tempto), I) die Probe, der Versuch, tempt. hoc, Ov. met. 13, 19; prima fide (= fidei) vocisque temptamina sumpsit, probierte, versuchte, ibid. 3, 341. – II) die Versuchung, Ov. met. 7, 734. Augustin. serm. 12, 4 Mai.

temptamen (tent-) [CL] 1 attempt. b (mil.) assault, attack (also fig. or in fig. context). 961 (12c) si quisque quod non optamus presumptivo peregerit ~ine CS 1073.  b s868 usque ad Snotingaham ‥ perveniunt, parati adversus ~ina stare Byrht. HR 70 (cf. Asser Alf. 30: bellum unanimiter quaerentes perveniunt); circa curam gregis sibi commissi vigilanter intendens, contra ~ina adversarii suos subditos vivaciter animavit exhortacionibus (J. Bridl.) NLA II 68. 2 (act or words of) temptation. heu, qua fronte queunt temptamina cetera dici? Nig. Paul. f. 45v. 59.

temptāmĕn, ĭnis, n. , c. temptamentum : Ov. M. 3, 341 || tentative de corruption : Ov. M. 7, 734.

temptāmen (tent-) inis, n

• tempto, a trial, essay, attempt, effort: pretium temptaminis huius, O.: temptamina nostra repellere, i. e. temptations, O.