subula
Found Subula with different capitalization.
Subula feminine ablative singular, feminine nominative singular, feminine vocative singular of subula
sūbŭla, ae, f.
- Lit., an awl, Mart. 3, 16, 2: aënea, Col. 6, 5, 4; Pall. Jun. 14, 3: perforabit aurem ejus subulā, Vulg. Exod. 21, 6; id. Deut. 15, 17. —
- II Transf., a very small weapon: subulā armatus, Sen. Ep. 85, 1; cf. prov.: subulā leonem excipis, id. ib. 82, 25.
sūbula, ae, f. (suo), ein spitzes Werkzeug, I) die Pfrieme, Ahle, Sen. u.a. – Sprichw., subulā leonem excipis? d.i. waffnest dich so schlecht gegen eine große Gefahr? Sen. ep. 82, 24. – II) der Spitzhammer der Maurerpoliere, Gromat. vet. 306, 28 (wofür im Ind. verbb. wohl irrtümlich ein Nomin. subulus angenommen wird). – ➳ Synk. Form subla, Corp. inscr. Lat. 4, 1712 u. Gloss. II, 524, 33.
post haec ~ae triginta utrisque infixae manibus et pedibus pectore, ad ultimum gladio feriuntur
unde ‥ sutori ~a [AS: ] sive sartori acus?æl
ecce quare punctim et quasi subbula sententiam prosequor fidei et morum inimicam
[] unum sublarium [ the abbot grants a virgate of land to William ‥ William gave to the abbot ? l. subulum ]
~um in gallico(aleyne
alutarii ‥ consuunt calciamenta cum ~a [gl.: ] ‥ et seta porcinaaleyne
elsyn , sibula
boydkyne , subucula ‥ perforatorium
maluerunt ‥ aures suas perforari ~a perpetue servitutis
hec ~a, -e, i. broca ferrea, unde in lege precipitur ut subula perforetur auris servi
in prejudicium ecclesiastice libertatis signumque servitutis perpetue sponte permittunt sibi auriculas ~a perforari
si ~am argenteam subtilem et rotundam et in capite planam paras ‥ mors subit
insubilas [v. l. ~os; gl.: subulus, ]navet
sūbŭla, (15) æ, f. , ¶ 1 alène : Mart. 3, 16, 2 || [prov.] subula leonem excipere Sen. Ep. 82, 24, affronter un lion avec une alène [être mal prémuni contre un danger] ¶ 2 outil pour polir les pierres : Grom. 306, 28.
Requisiti autem, quomodo tantum scelus nudis patrarent manibus, præsertim cum
neque Subulas majores, neque malleos, margulos, nec aliquod officinæ fabrilis secum
haberent, etc. Nicephorus Constantinopolitanus scribit Justinianum Rhinotmetum
Imp. aliquot ex primoribus Chersonensium, Περῆναι, τὸ σουβλίζεσθαι. Utuntur porro voce hac Græco-barbara,
Hic sudibus, telis hic dimicat, ille bipenni,
Hic verubus, cultris alter Subularibus arctas
Scrutatur thorace vias, galeæque fenestris,
Qua ferro queat immisso terebrare cerebrum.
Infra :
In cerebrum casu ferrum Subulare recepit.
Ejusmodi forte fuerunt