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transigere [CL], transagere 1 to transact, carry out, deal with to the end, complete; b (line of argument or sim.). c to settle, come to terms about. ~acto [gl.: finito] pontificatus officio et consummato vitae curriculo Aldh. VirgP 25; profligatis, ~actis GlC P 637; ecce transactus labor est diei Alcuin Carm. 121. 5. 1; multa illius consilio ~igens W. Malm. GP I 42; ut sine suorum detrimento res ~igi nequiret Id. HN 506; finis ‥ datus est causis et ad ~igendum ac deliberandum necnon et sententias formandum vacatio grata Gir. JS IV p. 266.  b sua assumpta similitudinibus ~igens vel aliorum objecta eludens W. Malm. GP I 65.  c ad compromittendum, transignandum [? l. transigendum], componendum, et pacificandum Reg. Paisley 27. 2 (w. victum or sim.) to provide for oneself. victum de manuum suarum laboribus ~igebat Bede Luke 446C; Christicole ‥ pauperculo agriculatu ~igentes inediam W. Malm. GR IV 347; indigena arte piscandi victum ~igebat Id. GP V 266. 3 to live (life or period of life in spec. fashion). b to celebrate (feast day). theoricam anachoreseos ~egit vitam Aldh. VirgP 29; hic vir florem adolescentiae suae Mediolana ~egit in urbe Alcuin Hag. 659; ut his artibus pudice impubem virginitatem ~igerent W. Malm. GR II 126; Benedictus aliquot annis vitam suam pane et aqua ~egit Ailr. Serm. 6. 26. 243; vitam ‥ degenerem in immunditiis ‥ ~igentes P. Blois Ep. 94. 294C; referunt hunc ‥ parum pudice ~egisse vitam Ferr. Kinloss 28.  b ~acta ‥ festivitate S. Martini DB II 268; festa natalitia more suo ~igens André Hen. VII 103. 4 to spend (period of time in spec. fashion). quater senas in fundo maris profundo sospes ~egit [gl.: perfecit] Aldh. VirgP 24; utrum ipse intus an foris noctem ~igeret Bede HE II 12; viginti quattuor horas ‥ ita dividebat ut octo horas in scribendo ‥ octo in cura corporis, octo in expediendo regni negotia ~igeret W. Malm. GR II 123; noctem cum die precibus transagentes R. Cold. Godr. 584. 5 to complete (period of time or sim.), (pass., of time) to pass. b (p. ppl. as adj. or sb. n.) past, that has taken place in the past. c (p. ppl. as adj., of time) ago, back. ~acto tempore aliquanto Bede HE III 11 p. 149; regni discidium ‥ prognosticaverat cometes, in ~acta estate ejusdem anni fere per octo dies apparens Herm. Arch. 22; multis temporum ~actis curriculis Petrus Dial. 38; spacio quasi quattuor annorum post mortem Lanfranci ~acto V. Gund. 32; hodie quidem annus ~igitur ex quo maris passus es tormenta (Brendanus 20) VSH II 277; hanc ‥ exhortatiunculam meam habuissetis, ~acti sunt multi dies, nisi me turba negotiorum ‥ retardasset P. Blois Ep. 103. 326B; 1266 terram ‥ tradiderat ‥ ad terminum nondum ~actum Cl 207.  b indaginem ~actorum †irretitabiliter [l. irrecitabiliter] abdidit Ord. Vit. VI 9 p. 74; presuli concordiam poscenti ~actos reatus indulsit Ib. XI 31 p. 273.  c 1203 hoc receptamentum debuit fieri tribus annis ~actis ut idem R. dixit SelPlCrown 35; usque ad diem de H. proximo ~actum CurR VIII 154. 6 to cross, get to the other side of. sit pax ‥ quamdiu puer natus [Eadgarus] regnum tenuerit, et noster Dunstanus mortalis vitae metas ~egerit Osb. V. Dunst. 19. 7 to pass through, traverse; b (transf.). stellae ‥ illam caeli plagam ‥ solitis noctu ~igunt excubiis Bede TR 34.  b ut ‥ psalmodiam totam ‥ sine antiphonis transigeret Hist. Abb. Jarrow 14.