fuligo

fuligo (ul-, fol-, -ll-), -inis f.acc. sg. -inam: MLWl. 61. 1 strictius i. q. ἀσβόλη – Ruß: a proprie: MLWHeito Wett. 8 se ... quoddam opus in modum castelli ... inordinate coniectum et -efuligine deforme vidisse se fatebatur. MLWTract. de caus. mul. 16 p. 201,13 cera rufa ..., foll-efolligine ana unc. semis. MLWIoh. Iamat. chirurg. 9,30 recipe full-isfulliginis unc. i ...; -ofuligo pulverizetur. MLWHeraclius II 53 -emfuliginem (ci., uliginem ed.) diligenter conteres. MLWAlbert. M. veget. 7,153 cura ... hortorum est contra vermes, quod -ofuligo undique spargatur. MLWMoses Panorm. infirm. 20 p. 120,18 accipe fo-amfoliginam temperatam cum aceto (cf. notam ed.). saepe. b in imag.: MLWRadbert. Matth. 1,37 ut, qui erant -efuligine peccati ... denigrati, formarentur ... ad gratiam. MLWThiofr. Liutw. praef. p. 2,7 praeconia ... silentii -efuligine abdita. MLWFund. Consecr. Petri p. 117,3 terra corrupcionis -efuligine obscurata. al. 2 latius: a color fuscus, nigredo, nigritudo – schwarze, dunkle Farbe, Schwärze: MLWAethicus p. 121,17 habent Turci ... statura -efuligine teterrima, crines corvini similitudinis. p. 162,8 omnium facinorum spurcissimi (sc. Malanchini, Dafri Alcesque), ... mulieres -esfuligines (-efuligine var. l.; fuligineas ci. Herren, JournMedievLat. 3. 1993. p. 245) ignominiosas ac lupanarias. MLWWalth. Spir. Christoph. I 3 quicquid ... sibi minus idoneum paterna -ofuligo contraxit, vere innocentię stola velatus operuit. b pallor – Blässe, Bleichheit: MLWArno Reichersb. apol. p. 58,28 ‘fulgebunt ... iusti ... sicut sol’ (Vulg. Matth. 13,43), videlicet ... faeculentiam lunaris -isfuliginis ... supergressi.Weber