Eintrag · Mittellateinisches Wb.
cellarius m.
cellarius (cela-, -reus), -i m. 1 administrator rerum domesticarum, dispensator, cellerarius — (Haus-, Wirtschafts-)Verwalter, Ökonom, Kellermeister (cf. MLWGloss. III 373,10 St.-S. -uscellarius kelnere): a eccl. (plerumque de monachis vel clericis; de laicis: l. 16.19): MLWEpist. var. I 33,15 vestitum accipiant, prout praepositus sive -uscellarius dispensaverint. MLWChart. Rhen. med. I 135,45 p. 167,37 Gamulherus celarius habet mansum dimidium. MLWConsuet. Trev. 43 p. 44,30 porcio ... pauperibus a -ocellario ... concedatur. MLWChart. Carniol. II 207 p. 167,20 Laurentius -uscellarius in Winek. MLWChart. com. Mansf. VI 26 p. 347,7 testes: ... Dangmarus -uscellarius. MLWal. b publ.: MLWTrad. Scheftl. 305 (c. 1193/95) Heinricus ..., Bertholdus, -icellarii palatini Friderici. MLWChart. Tirol. 961a p. 22,33 in presentia ... Henrici, -icellarii domini Conradi. MLWal. de administratore cellarii fisci (cf. MLWl. 6): MLWDipl. Merov. I 86 p. 76,46 usque quod ipse -uscellarius ad ipso monasterio proveniebat. p. 77,4 -reocellareo ... praebenda ... dare MLWeqs. 2 cellarium — Keller: MLWGloss. III 1,24 St.-S. -uscellarius puur. v. et 1. cellerarius. p. 439,13.26. Erb