benigniter

benigniter. benevole, comiter, amanter — wohlwollend, freundlich, liebevoll (cf. MLWGloss. I 84,25 St.-S. -ebenigne frumafolle): 1 latius: MLWLiber hist. Franc. 10 p. 252,26 cum haec illi -rbenigniter dixissent. MLWBeda hist. eccl. 1,24 p. 43,31 misit ... pontifex ad ... archiepiscopum, ut Augustinum ... -ebenigne susciperet (MLWEigil Sturm. 16 -ebenigne et honorabiliter. MLWThegan. Ludow. 9 -ebenigne [bene 1] suscipiens. MLWThietm. chron. 6,21 caritas -ebenigne a cunctis succipiatur. MLWChart. Raitenh. 23 pactionem ... abbas -ebenigne suscepit. saepe. cf. MLWChron. Fred. 3,23 -rbenigniter a Clodoveo recipetur). MLWRimb. Anscar. 5 puer ... pro percussore suo nimium -ebenigne intercessit. MLWEpist. Col. 4 p. 246,8 qui (archiepiscopus) ... ab infantia -ebenigne et caste inter nos fuit nutritus. MLWPass. Ursulae prol. p. 144,15 quod -rbenigniter agere idem recitator ... studuit. MLWThietm. (?) chron. prol. 1,3 videas mea scripta -ebenigne. MLWStatut. ord. Teut. p. 48^a,27 in fraternitatis caritate concorditer et -ebenigne in spiritu lenitatis ... conversentur. Conr. Mend. Imm. (MLWArchElsKirchGesch. 2 p. 202,19) ut -rbenigniter et multum rogatus fuerat dux. MLWal. v. et p. 1447,62. 2 strictius: a clementer, mansuete — gnädig, mild: MLWChron. Fred. 2,37 p. 62,14 Atrianus ... -rbenigniter tributa urbium plurima relaxavit. MLWPoeta Saxo 3,421 dederat Carolus ... dona -ebenigne. MLWDipl. Arnulfi 134 si fidelium nostrorum petitiones -ebenigne auribus celsitudinis nostrae accommodamus (cf. MLWChart. Eberb. 273 p. 30,11 ut ... petitionibus -ius annuamus). MLWDipl. Otton. I. 324 honestis quorumcumque -rbenigniter obsequi rogatibus. MLWThietm. (?) chron. 5,27 legati ... -ebenigne auditi. MLWChart. Bern. I 4,84 Dei dulcissima bonitas -rbenigniter per prophetam clamat dicens MLWeqs. MLWal. b libenter — bereitwillig:MLW Lamb. Hersf. annal. MLWa. 1073 p. 169,19 operam suam -ebenigne spondent cives, iusiurandum dant. Sroder