clarificus

clarificus (gl-), -a, -um. 1 adi.: a proprie MLWi. q. collustrans, lucens, radians — hell (machend), (er)leuchtend, strahlend: Bonif. carm. MLWapp. 8,10,7 -aclarifica perfundens luce sacellum (sc. lucerna). MLWSedul. Scot. carm. 2,3,11 Titan, -oclarifico qui resplendebat amictu. 2,20,25 -iclarifici ... splendore iacincthi. MLWal. b translate et in imag.: α praeclarus — herrlich: MLWAldh. virg. II 766 cuius (Antonii) -amclarificam (gl-glarificam P MLWa. corr.) ... noscere vitam. β fort. MLWi. q. illuminationem ferens — viell.: Erleuchtung bringend: MLWAldh. virg. II 1394 quatenus altithronum ... possent -isclarificis (-eclarifice W) pagani credere signis. MLWFlor. Lugd. carm. 3,212 -umclarificum sancti Iesum ... adorant. 2 subst. masc.: qui lucem veritatis fert — einer der das Licht der Wahrheit bringt: MLWLios Mon. 5 quod ... plures finxerunt falsidicorum, dogmate -iclarifici manifesto scribere temptant.