frequentator

frĕquentātor, ōris, m. [frequento] (post-class.),

• a frequent visitor, a frequenter (late Lat.): prandiorum et cenarum cum publicanis, Tert. Monog. 8 fin. (but in App. Trism. 94, 23, the better read. is gubernator; v. Hildebr. ad h. l.).

frequentātor, ōris, m. (frequento), I) der fleißige Besucher, prandiorum, Tert. de monog. 8 extr. – II) der Wiederholer, Fortsetzer, Ps. Apul. Ascl. 29 extr. Serv. de cent. metr. 457, 19 (der fleißige Anwender).

frequentator [LL] 1 frequent user, practitioner. metra vel a pedibus nomen accipere ‥ vel ab inventoribus vel a ~oribus Bonif. Met. 113. 2 frequent attender, regular visitor. scribere exordiar quae a ~oribus ejus, Wilfrido et Cissan, audivi Felix Guthl. 28; tumulus ‥ quem olim avari solitudinis ~ores ‥ defodientes scindebant Ib.; devotus ecclesie extitit ~or M. Par. Min. I 401; loci prophani ‥ ~ores (R. Bury Ep.) FormOx 8; Johannes [ob. 1214] ‥ scholarum Parisiensium ~or assiduus G. S. Alb. I 217. 3 one engaged frequently (in), practitioner (of). s1353 servientes et operarii et ceteri ~ores servilis opens Wals. HA I 277 (cf. StRealm I 327); s1382 ~ores istarum artium Ib. II 62.

frĕquentātŏr, ōris, m. , celui qui fréquente : Tert. Mon. 8 || celui qui fait un fréquent usage : Isid. Orig. 1, 39, 5.