vetare

vetare [CL] 1 to forbid, prohibit (activity, event, or sim., also w. acc., or sts. dat., of person); b (w. inf.); c (w. ne or quod non). d to forbid the use of, (p. ppl.) forbidden (also as sb.). e (p. ppl., of time or season) close. f (p. ppl. as sb.) prohibition. nisi ‥ castra vestra removeritis ‥ nos ‥ vobis mercatum promissum ~abimus Ord. Vit. IX 14 p. 585; mechiam commisisti / quam jus vetat et lex Christi Walt. Wimb. Van. 86; 1258 conqueritur ‥ quod [Johannes] ~uit illi lot de pisce Rec. Leic. I 78; quod ~atis virgines, id quoque tentare cupiunt Liv. Op. 114.  b conversos quosque ad se Christus peccatis vivere ~at Bede Sam. 697C; non ~at bibere vinum ad necessitatem Id. Prov. 1007D; quidam abscidendum esse docebant, alii hoc fieri metu majoris periculi ~abant Id. HE IV 30 p. 279; ~uit ‥ sancta custos olei conscientiae bonae hoc factum publicare Gosc. Wulfh. 5; jugis cura, perpes angor / me salutis avidum / vetant esse validum P. Blois Carm. 11. 3. 17; polluti ‥ funere, sacrificare ~abantur Alb. Lond. DG 6. 28; 1378 ~uit eum succidere merutas suas CourtR Ottery St. M. m. 7.  c sed pius antistes vetuit specialiter unum / ex sociis, ludo ne se misceret inani Alcuin SS Ebor 1182; ne ‥ velit sapiens esse poeta vetat J. Sal. Enth. Phil. 750; nardi vetet commixtio / ne putrescat in tumulo / caro beata Med. Stage II 316 (= Drama I 348); 1313 ~uit coronatorem et ‥ xij de inquisicione ‥ quod non potuerunt intrare Eyre Kent I 97.  d petit vetitas alacrior arces Frith. 711; 993 anathematis alogia ambro pomum momordit ~itum [cf. Gen. ii 16–17, iii] Ch. Abingd. 124; serpens ‥ suggessit Eve quod si comederent de ligno ~ito statim forent sicut dii Eul. Hist. I 19.  e 1238 porcos agistari fecerunt in ipsis boscis infra mensem regis ~itum Cl 108; 1290 tam in mense ~ito quam extra BBC 75; 1333 per omnes seisonas anni, tam tempore ~ito et in defenso posito quam aliis temporibus Cl 153 m. 22.  f coeptis institi vetitis Bede HE V 6 p. 290; ille tamen contra vetitum petulanter habenas / solvit Alcuin SS Ebor 1184; rex ‥ ultra ~itum episcopi duxerat H. Hunt. HA V 14. 2 to prevent, be an ostacle to, hinder (also w. inf.). hunc ulterius progredi ‥ mors obvia ~uit Gosc. Transl. Aug. 46C; lumen porto quod nubilus aer / irrutilare vetat H. Avr. Poems 6. 110; se manifestant filios diaboli, qui occidendo ‥ vetando generacionem filiorum Dei multiplicant alienos Wycl. Ver. II 147. 3 (leg.) to refuse: a (to allow taking of gage or sim.); b (to accept offer of gage or sim., esp. namium ~itum, ‘vee de naam’,cf. namium 2c). a 1281 ~uit vadium suum ballivo domini SelPlMan 31.  b 1238 de namiis captis et ~itis contra vadium et plagium Cl 74; placitum namii †vetidi [l. ~iti] et catalla Reg. Tristernagh 53; 1252 de namio ~ito CalPat 143; 1275 episcopus placitat placitum de wetito namio Hund. I 69a. 4 f. l. si ergo ex illis beneficiis ‥ uti volueris [v. l. nolueritis], aut superbie tue †vetaberis [v. l. necaberis], quia donata repudias, aut invidie quia a meliore prestantur Eul. Hist. I 431.