corall(i)us

corall(i)us, -i m. MLWscript.: car-: MLWl. 16. -auli-: MLWl. 14.26. MLWform.: gen. MLWsg.: -u: MLWAntidot. Bamb. MLWapp. p. 37,3. -ios: MLWAntidot. Lond. p. 20,13. MLWacc. MLWsg. -o: MLWl. 16. κοράλλιον — Koralle: 1 proprie: a def.: MLWMatth. Platear. gloss. p. 368^B -licoralli sunt lapides, qui inveniuntur circa mare in lapidosis locis; -licoralli alii albi, alii rubei MLWeqs. MLWAlleg. super turb. p. 495^a,42 -luscorallus est quoddam vegetabile nascens in mari, radices et ramos habens MLWeqs. MLWCirca Instans p. 14b^r -luscorallus frigidus est et siccus ...; est ... quedam substantia terrea, quae reperitur in locis maritimis MLWeqs. MLWal. b exempla: MLWPaul. Aegin. cur. 256 p. 208,9 id (antidotum) ..., quod ex -auliocoraulio (3,78,22 διὰ κοραλλίου) MLWeqs. Aethicus p. 225,15 mare ... -iumcorallium pretiosum mittit. MLWTract. de caus. mul. 19 p. 23,17 ad fluxum rem probata: carallo quoquis in vino vetere. MLWPs. Otho med. 71 forma -lorumcorallorum ... sit tibi nota bonorum. MLWTheod. Cerv. chirurg. 3,55 p. 179^D marmor album, -loscorallos (cetallos MLWed., sed cf. 3,54 p. 177^H) albos pulveriza. saepius. cf. ^*diacorallium. 2 in imag. et alleg.: MLWHraban. univ. 17,7 p. 471^C -iuscorallius gignitur in mari ...; extractus confestim duratur ...; hic ergo lapis eorum figuram ... exprimit, qui ... per robur continentiae durescunt. MLWErmenr. ad Grim. 8 p. 542,22 de quibus (sc. rebus) ... enucleatius domino regi quaedam colligere cogitavi et inter alia ludi nostri dicta ceu quoddam -auliumcoraulium dare (aliter explanabatur supra p. 543,47). 3 meton.: MLWTurba phil. 72 p. 169,17 cum ... rubeum fit plumbum, auri flos dicitur et auri fermentum, aurum -licoralli ac aurum ostri. MLWAlphita I p. 273,21 agaricus, fungus abietis, -lumcorallum (coralbum MLWed.) abietis idem (p. 285,46 -lumcorallum [cor album MLWed.] album abietis; cf. MLWALMA 22. 1952. p. 112 MLWs. v. corallum). Antony