Eintrag · Mittellateinisches Wb.
circumamicio
circumamicio (circuam-), -ctum, -irecircumamicire. 1 undique induere — ringsum bekleiden: a proprie: MLWNotker. Balb. gest. 2,17 p. 86,21 quidam de gliribus -ticircumamicti procedebant. MLWRob. Tor. chron. MLWa. 1141 imperatrix ... circuamicta vestibus albis. MLWal. b in imag.: MLWAldh. virg. I 15 regina ... -tacircumamicta meritorum varietate ([Itala psalm. 44,10 MLWcod. Veron.]. MLWChart. episc. Hild. II 789 p. 400,14 [a. 1247] ecclesia ... -tacircumamicta v.). MLWElis. Schon. vis. 2,9 p. 44,8 Petrum et Paulum ... claritate -toscircumamictos. 2 undique inducere — ringsum überziehen: MLWConstant. Afric. theor. 3,24 p. 12bV pellicula, unde bucca circuminduitur, pellicule circumamittenti (-enticircumamicienti MLWed. Basil., recte ut MLWvid.) os stomachi et ipsum stomachum connectitur. 3 in circuitu astruere — ringsum anbauen: MLWGesta Trev. cont. I 7 p. 181,2 hanc ecclesiam ... eisdem columpnis quasi -tiscircumamictis (circumactis B1) basibus ... resolidavit episcopus. Kohlwes