vallatio

vallātĭo, ōnis, f. [vallo],

• an intrenchment (late Lat.), only trop.: medicorum, Theod. Prisc. 4, 1.

vāllātio, ōnis, f. (vallo), I) = χαράκωμα (Gloss. II, 475, 29), die Verpalisadierung, Verschanzung, maria ne transcendant, quasi vallatione quādam obsessa, Hilar. de mund. durat. 3. – II) übtr., der Schutz, medicorum, Th. Prisc. 4. fol. 313 (a).

vallatio [LL] 1 (act of) enclosure, surrounding with a barrier or sim. (in quot. ? w. ref. to embankment). c1200 concedo ‥ a ~one ‥ vivariorum meorum et in anniversario avi mei facultatem piscandi in ipsis vivariis, per unam diem et noctem MonA III 332. 2 siege, blockade. Eric ‥ dux ‥ turritis pupibus eam [sc. Londoniam] coangustare fecit et firmissima ~one tenuit Enc. Emmae II 7. 3 (in gl.) support, protection. b (leg.) strengthening, confirmation. a defendynge ‥ proteccio, tuicio, tutamen, tutela, ~o CathA.  b 1439 o felix ‥ vinee [scientiarum] plantacio! o felicior ejusdem privilegiis et libertatibus ~o! EpAcOx 193; 1465 pro ~one, robore, et firmitate sponsalium et matrimonii hujusmodi promissiones, cauciones, satisdaciones, securitates, et obligaciones quascumque exigendi et recipiendi RScot 417a.

vallātĭō, ōnis, f. (vallo), palissade : Hilarian. Mund. 3 ; [fig.] entourage, escorte : Th. Prisc. 4, 313.