Eintrag · Mittellateinisches Wb.
evagatio f.
evagatio (-aca-, -cio), -onis f.usu MLWplur.: MLWl. 54. 57. 1 proprie vel in imag. i. q. circumcursio — das Umherschweifen (in malam partem: MLWl. 53. 54. 57. 59. MLWal.): MLWDipl. Conr. III. 77 p. 137,31 nec insolentem inhabitantium monialium ultra ferentes -emevagationem. Caes. Heist. hom. I p. 43a,38 -esevagationes ... reprimere. MLWChart. Otterb. 111 animalibus ... per totam nostri dominii iurisdictionem liberam et quietam ... contulimus -emevagationem. MLWInnoc. IV. registr. B 257 p. 222,5 propter -cationesevagacationes (-esevagationes MLWvar. l.) in civitate. MLWDavid compos. 2 prol. p. 64,3 ut, ..., dum ista scriberem vel legerem ..., corpus ab -isevagationis discursu restringerem. al.de cursu siderum: MLWManeg. c. Wolfh. 20 p. 89,10 nolite inquirere soli anfractus vel -emevagationem lunę. 2 translate: a digressio — das Abschweifen: MLWVita Chrod. 1 p. 553,23 longae disputationis -emevagationem fugiens. b declinatio — Ablenkung: MLWBerth. Ratisb. serm. 16 p. 87,12 tota memoria in eo (Deo) sine -isevagationis volubilitate ... suaviter quiescente. c disseminatio, divulgatio — Verbreitung: MLWVita Greg. Porc. II 8 p. 470E quod ... non dura -eevagatione, verum divinae voluntatis interpretatione servus tunc fuerit patefactus. Weber