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trānsversio, ōnis, f. (transverto), die Ableitung (eines krankhaften Stoffes), Cael. Aur. de morb. acut. 2, 39, 225.

transversio [LL] 1 passage, crossing. b movement to another position, (in quot.) state of having been moved from proper position. c (log. & rhet.) construction or interpretation in another context or combination (as form of structural ambiguity). si bona in dicta nave ‥ non solvant teoloneum, navis debet solvere si aliquod capit pro ~one vel pro servicio navis EEC 156. b exstitit leprosissima, adeo ut ‥ eam ‥ labiorum ‥ tumor ac palpebrarum et oculorum ~o ‥ transfigurassent W. Cant. Mir. Thom. IV 23. c ex ~one cum idem nunc hinc nunc inde; hoc modo ‘quod concedi vere negatur non conceditur’; an vere concedi an vere negatur, dubium. ‥ Balsh. AD 94 (cf. ib. 89: ex ~one, ex conversione, ex perversione). 2 (rhet.) form of change of a word or its form (from that proper to the context to another that is formally similar in some way but not strictly proper to the context). ~o est exitus a verbo idemptitatis per vocalem aliquam commutationem. hec dividitur in inversionem et transmutationem Gerv. Melkley AV 75; transmutatio est ~o vocis non efficiens sententiam dissimilem Ib. 76 (cf. ib. 75: inversio est vocalium ordinis perversio per similitudinem proximantem sententiam efficiens dissimilem).

trānsversĭō, ōnis, f. (transverto), détournement de toute matière morbide : C. Aur. Acut. 2, 39, 225.

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