transalpinare

transalpinare [CL transalpinus+-are], to cross the Alps (also transf. w. ref. to other mountains); b (spec. on journey to the Holy See). ut ‥ propter scientiam salutis et vite jam te ~are non oporteat aut maria transmeare P. Blois Ep. 140. 416D; transalpinabant [gl.: iterum alium montem ascenderunt] iterum tandem superabant / vallem calcabant W. Peterb. Bell. Hisp. 112; to ga on mowntayne, tran[s]alpinare CathA.  b Romam se protestatus aditurum ‥ quam tempestive potuit ‥ ~avit M. Par. Edm. 28; licentiam ‥ ~andi Id. Min. I 51; abbas ‥ transfretavit, ~avit, et ad curiam prospere pervenit G. S. Alb. I 261; propter jus ‥ ecclesie sue totiens ~antem, totiens ad urbem Romuleam ‥ transmigrantem Gir. Spec. III 3; c1265 periculosum ‥ esset ad ‥ papam Rome existentem ~are (Adventus O. Legati) EHR XXXIII 225.