epithema

epithema (ae-, epyt-, -ich-, epichia, epima, -t(h)im-, -tom-, -tum-, -hym-, -am MLWsim.), -atis n.(ἐπίϑεμα)MLWform. -um, -i n. (per confusionem MLWc. epithymum, ut MLWvid.): p. 1329, 6. 33. adde MLWAesculapius 23 p. 38,13. 42 p. 71,25 (cf. Gariopont. MLWpass. 3,67 p. 77^r,16 -ima).MLWabl. MLWsg. -a: MLWl. 72. emplastrum, fomentum, malagma, cataplasma — Umschlag, Packung: Recept. Dilling. (MLWSudhoffs Arch. 40. 1956. p. 167,1; MLWcod. MLWs. VIII.) uteris epytima. MLWRecept. Bamb. 26^tit. -timam. MLWAntidot. Augiens. p. 64,41 miscere ... ae-bus. MLWAntidot. Glasg. p. 124,12 in modum -tomatis. p. 157,22 -tuma. MLWPaul. Aegin. cur. 181 p. 107,13 epiti-bus (epimatibus B; 3,33,2 p. 219,15 ἐπιϑέμασι) ... secundum dolentem utimur locum. MLWWilh. Clus. Bened. 16 p. 205^b,22 balneorum usibus seu epythimorum fotus frater medicaminibus. MLWAlphita I p. 289,29 -ima (-chia II p. 58,9) dicitur suppositum. II p. 58,26 -chima emplastrum violarum. saepe. v. et MLWl. 33. 39.adde: MLWGodesc. Saxo gramm. 2 p. 491,9sqq. -aepithema dicitur et emplastrum a superponendo dictum; ... quapropter ubi tu posuisti ‘sinthema’, si posuisses ‘ -aepithema’, putassem te tritis quaestionibus id ... superaddidisse. Pörnbacher