triennalis

triennālis, e (tres u. annus), dreijährig, sacerdos, Ambros. de virgg. 2, 6. no. 39: tempus, Gregor. epist. 12, 20. Vgl. Gloss. II, 201, 44 ›triennalis, τριετηρικός‹.

triennalis [cf. CL triennis, triennium] 1 of three years (in length). b (of person) whose term of office or engagement is of three years. c three years old. per ~e spatium Gir. JS VI p. 308; s1231 statute sunt treuge ‥ ~es M. Par. Maj. III 204; s1240 legatus a domino papa ‥ revocatus ‥ cum jam moram in Anglia protraxisset ~em Oxnead Chr. 168; induciis ~ibus Meaux I 270.  b noluit electioni ‥ consentire, nisi securum eum facerent quod tribus annis ‥ staret in ipsius senatus potentia. ‥ senator ~is ‥ M. Par. Maj. V 358; 1355 Agnes Pipe serviens ~is JustIt 312 r. 1.  c 1314 de iij pullis masculis ~ibus Rec. Elton 223; xvj boviculos ~es Entries 151rb. 2 that occurs or takes place every three years, three-yearly, triennial; b (w. ref. to payment of tithe or sim., also as sb. n.). c1378 ad ~e capitulum nostri ordinis EHR XLIII 77; episcopus ‥ agresti victu cibavit et non nisi ~i literatura informari permisit ne delicie aut litere monachos contra episcopum redderent elatos Brompton 979.  b 1308 item recipimus de quarta parte decime ~is de primo anno mmm ccc xxiij li. xv s. vij d. EHR XLI 355; decime ~is ‥ bonorum ‥ ecclesiasticorum ‥ regi concesse ‥ collector deputatus Lit. Cant. II 172; obtinuit a clero et populo decimam et quintamdecimam ~es Meaux II 383; vos vij libras et viij solidos in quibus idem R. nobis tenebatur de tertio anno x et xv †triemalium [l. triennalium] in comitatu Derb' nobis per clerum et communitatem regni nostri concess[orum] Reg. Brev. Orig. f. 143v. 3 (as sb. n., understood as) trental, series of thirty (esp. daily requiem) masses, (also) the payment made for them (cf. trentalis, tricenalis, tricenarius, tridenalis, tridenarius, trigintalis). 1232 capellanus faciet unum ~e pro anima decedentis Reg. Heref. 53; 1266 nec licebit ‥ capellano annuale vel ~e recipere Reg. S. Aug. 564; quod cum sacerdotibus non fiat pactio ut percipiant annualia vel ~ia Conc. Scot. II 52.

trĭennālis, e (tres, annus), de trois ans, qui dure trois ans : Ambr. Virg. 2, 6, 39 ; S. Greg. Ep. 12, 20.