aggravatio

aggravātio, ōnis, f. (aggravo), die Beschwerung, Belästigung, der Druck, ventris, Arnob. in psalm. 44. – übtr., manus tuae, Augustin. enarr. in psalm. 31 serm. 2. § 15: animae, Augustin. de music. 6, 14, 43: Ggstz. relevatio, Salv. de gub. dei 5, 8. § 34. p. 176 ed. Rittersh.

aggravatio 1 increase of weight. b (fig.) weighing down. c adding weight (to proposals). d (fig.) burden. [caliditas] agendo in substantia rei ‥ leviores partes consumit et †removentibus [? l. remanentibus] partibus grossioribus fit compactio et per consequens ~o Bart. Angl. IV 1.  b corpus primi hominis non aggravabat revera animam; ~o enim dicit depressionem in statum naturalem que facta est per culpam Peckham Quaest. I 12 p. 104.  c s1459 quibus ‥ in ~onem sue materie ‥ per eum ‥ expositis Reg. Whet. I 335.  d 958 (13c) donum liberum ab omni ~one secularis servicii CS 1041. 2 aggravation: a of guilt; b of penalty or sentence. a c1236 ad ~onem peccati ‥ accedit quod ‥ excommunicati sunt Gros. Ep. 72* p. 230; in exprobracionem et ~onem ac detestacionem peccati Jeroboam Ockham Dial. 582.  b cum pene ~one corporalis Bracton 118b; 1342 per censuras ecclesiasticas et ~ones earum Conc. II 693; 1423 ratificacio condemnacionis ‥ et ~o contra ‥ participantes (Conc. Senense) Amund. I 167n; 1545 excommunicacionis et ~onis sentencias Conc. Scot. I cclxiv.