sonabilis

sonabilis -e 1. wohlklingend 2. klingend 3. (als Ton) unterscheidbar — 1. euphonious 2. sounding 3. capable of being differentiated (as pitch) 1 wohlklingend — euphonious [s.IX] LmLGloss. Mart. Cap. 11/7, 2-4: ‚limmata‘: spatia carminis sonabilis emitonia. [s.XV] LmLGeorg. Ans. 3, 259: sonabiles cantilenas. 2 klingend — sounding [s.XIV] LmLIoh. Mur. not. 1, 1, 4: Ad generationem soni tria necessario requiruntur: percutiens, percussum et medium percutiendi. Primum frangens aerem celeriter, secundum corpus sonabile naturaliter, tertium aer fractus violenter (inde LmLTrad. Holl. VIII 3, 72). LmLIac. Leod. spec. 2, 3, 25. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 2, 3, 28: Cum enim tanguntur duae sonabiles chordae, quarum una bis aliam continet praecise ... proportio percipitur, quae per diapason signatur. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 5, 3, 12: Pythagoras cognovit ... consonantiarum proportiones consistere in debita mensura rerum sonabilium. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 5, 26, 6: chordam unam tensam secundum directam longitudinem flexibilem et mobilem diversosque, cum tangitur, sonos reddentem, sub chorda autem sonabili lineam vel regulam unam directam in plano dispositam. [s.XV] LmLGeorg. Ans. 1, 138: celestis machine corpus solidum exsistens atque sonabile (inde LmLFr. Gafur. theor. 1, 2, 10). LmLGeorg. Ans. 2, 4: et cordulas pariter et canulas instrumentorum sonabiles ferunt (sc. cantores). LmLGeorg. Ans. 2, 5: sonabilia instrumenta et cantabiles voces. LmLGuill. Pod. ench. 3 p. 365: chorda sonabilis. LmLGuill. Pod. ench. 6 p. 368. LmLGuill. Pod. ench. 22 p. 383: Que enim longiorem chorde sonabilis portionem obtinent, gravia sunt, acuta vero, que contractiorem. LmLGuill. Pod. 1, 1: dimidium cuiuscumque continui sonabilis atque proportio dupla eiusdem consonantie essendi causa existunt. LmLGuill. Pod. 1, 14. LmLGuill. Pod. 3, 13. LmLGuill. Pod. 3, [] 16: linea sonabilis, in cuius capite describatur gamma huiusmodi existens figure ⋅Γ⋅. ibid. al. LmLGuill. Pod. 3, 17: diapason consonantia in dimidio chorde sonabilis. LmLGuill. Pod. 3, 32. 3 (als Ton) unterscheidbar — capable of being differentiated (as pitch) [s.XIV] LmLIac. Leod. spec. 1, 74, 14: multo minor sonus est, qui est comma, et minus per se sonabilis. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 2, 55, 7: Hoc semitonium plures inaequales requirit voces ... inter quas distantia est immediata, quia inter illas nulla mediat vox per se et divisim a nobis sonabilis. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 2, 55, 9: minus semitonium consonantiam vocat (sc. Guido), sed minimam, quia inter consonantias faciliter per se sonabiles voces huius consonantiae minus ad invicem distant. LmLIac. Leod. spec. 2, 62, 6: Inter voces autem maioris semitonii nulla mediat vox a nobis distincte sonabilis.