exauditio

exaudītĭo, ōnis, f. [exaudio, II. B.],

• a hearkening to, granting: oratio exauditione dei dignior, Aug. Civ. D. 21, 24; Vulg. 2 Chron. 33, 19.

exaudītio, ōnis, f. (exaudio), die Erhörung, Vulg. 2. chron. 33, 19. Augustin. tract. in I. Ioann. 6. § 7. Augustin. locut. 2. de exod. 13: eorum efficacior est ratio et exauditione dei dignior, werter, von Gott erhört zu werden, Augustin. de civ. dei 21, 24, 1.

exauditio [LL] , hearing, heeding, granting (of prayer); v. et. exauditus; b (gen., w. gratia or sim.). preces ‥ Dominus ~one suscipere dignatus est Bede Mark (xv 32) 296A; ~onem petitionis dilecti filii Eccl. & Synag. 115; ita tua ~o transcendat affectum meae supplicationis Anselm (Or. 18) III 72; 1331 ~one dignior est supplicacionis materia quam persona ‥ supplicantis Lit. Cant. I 373.  b 1242 clerico nostro ~onis aures benivolens prebeatis (Lit. ad Papam) RGasc I 160; 1254 eisdem in his que digne postulant ad ~onis gratiam nos faciles exhibemus (Lit. Papae) MunAcOx 26; c1261 preces nostras ‥ dignetur excellentia vestra in sinum ~onis admittere (AncC V 83) RL II 202; 1281 preces hujusmodi ad ~onis effectum ‥ nullatenus admittentes Law Merch. II 34; 1423 ut infra sacrarium vestre ~onis admittere dignemini mee excusacionis preces Reg. Whet. II 408.

exaudītĭō, ōnis, f. (exaudio), action dʼexaucer : Aug. Civ. 21, 24.