brodium

^*brodium, -i n. (ital. brodo a MLWgerm. ^*brod, cf. v. MLWWartburg, Frz. etym. Wb. I. p. 550sqq.) 1 strictius MLWi. q. iusculum, sorbitio — (Fleisch-)Brühe, Suppe: a in univ.: MLWWilh. Rubruqu. itin. p. 277,4 dabant nobis carnes ... et de -obrodio ad mensuram bibere MLWeqs. MLWAlbert. M. animal. 3,137 -umbrodium (p. 520^a,8 οἱ ... ζωμοί), in quo decoquitur caro animalis habundantis in pinguedine ..., non coagulatur forti coagulatione. MLWeuch. 3,2,1,11 p. 287^a,2 quae citius ... nutriunt, quae sunt panis ... et -abrodia sive iura carnium recentium MLWeqs. MLWAlbert. M. (?) animal. quaest. 12,13 p. 232,73sqq. -umbrodium vel ius animalis melancholici carnis durae melius est -obrodio animalis carnis mollis, ut cervi ... -umbrodium melius est quam porci. MLWal. per MLWcompar. vel in imag.: MLWArteph. secret. p. 45 in hac putrefactione in hac aqua primo apparet nigredo sicut -umbrodium sagiratum (sic?) piperatum. MLWAlbert. M. Is. 65,4 p. 611,24 aqua, quae -umbrodium immundissimorum fuit (cf. Vulg. lev. 11,34) MLWeqs. b de liquore infirmos adiuvante: MLWIoh. Platear. simpl. med. p. 13b^v crocus orientalis ... pulverizetur et in -obrodio, si caro coquatur in aqua vel vino vel aceto, distemperetur in fine decoctionis. p. 18b^v leucophlegmaticis valet pulvis ad perseverationem ... cum ovo sorbili datus in -obrodio vel cum iuscello. MLWMatth. Platear. gloss. p. 381^H offeratur patienti -umbrodium gallinae MLWeqs. (MLWGloss. Roger. I A 1,27 p. 569,17). MLWPetr. Hisp. chirurg. 65 patiens comedat panem ..., -umbrodium carnium et caulium. MLWAlbert. M. animal. 22,148 si hoc animal (sc. vulpes) ... coquatur et in -obrodio ... paraliticus balneetur, confert. MLWal. v. et MLWl. 13sq. 2 latius MLWi. q. liquor iusculi similis — einer Brühe ähnliche Flüssigkeit:MLW Turba phil. 10 miscete et coquite ... in leni igne, donec -umbrodium fiat saginato simile ..., quousque coaguletur et nummi fiant. MLWfort. MLWadd.: MLWTract. Micrer. p. 92,43 aqua -ibrodii rubei. Sroder