inconvulsus

inconvulsus, a, um, adj. [2. in-convello],

• undestroyed (late Lat.): inconvulsa a se vectigalium pensione, i. e. while they are not relieved from the obligation of paying taxes, Fragm. Cod. Th. 5, 13, 14; ib. 12, 14, 1.

in-convulsus, a, um (in u. convello), unerschüttert, unaufgehoben, pensio vectigalium, Cod. Theod. 5, 13, 14: rescriptorum simplicitas, ibid. 12, 14, 1: si ea, quae paulo ante conclusa sunt, inconvulsa (unwiderlegbar) servantur, Boëth. cons. phil. 4, 1. p. 72, II Obb.: außerdem auch Ennod. dict. 21. p. 490, 16 H. Valent. novell. 30 u. 31. Anecd. Helv. 41, 1.

inconvulsus [LL] 1 not uprooted or dug up, remaining in place, unmoved (also in fig. context). demonstravit ‥ in australi ecclesiae parte locum ~um B. V. Dunst. 9 (cf. Osb. V. Dunst. 17: ostendens locum eatenus ~um); †971 (12c) quamvis decreta pontificum ‥, velut fundamenta montium ~is ligaminibus fixa sint W. Malm. GR II 150 (= CS 1277); juncture gutturis ossium sibimet connexe ‥ apparent que omnia colli ossa retinere integra et gutturis ossium penetralia ~a colligare ‥ aspicientibus patent R. Cold. Osw. 51 p. 381; [mulier] labiis et lingua feretro [S. Edmundi] firmiter adhesit, ‥ ibi immota remansit et ~a Gir. IK I 2 p. 24; stipule, quas messor post grana paulo ante decussa, reliquerat ~as Itin. Ric. I 2. 2 unshaken, firm, steady: a (of abstr.); b (of person or group of people). a quo tenore proceleumaticus profertur? indirupta et ~a firmitatis censura semper acuitur Aldh. PR 125; ita fides firma, quantislibet adversantis mundi pressuris impugnetur, ~a persistat Bede Hom. II 14. 172; 800 pacem et unitatem fidei ‥ ~a fide retineamus Alcuin Ep. 199; 991 ut ‥ pax maneat stabilis perpetualiter et ~a (Lit. Papae) Conc. Syn. 179.  b 801 (12c) si ipse nobis ‥ fidelis manserit minister et ~us amicus CS 303; fide absentia quam cognitione presentia firmius tenemus, eisque [sc. absentibus] mentis assensu ~i heremus Pull. Sent. 678D; quamdiu gens ea mandata Domini custodierit, ‥ tuta manebit et ~a Gir. TH II 19 p. 103. 3 a (w. ref. to grant, decision, agreement, or sim.) unchallenged, undisputed. b (w. ref. to law or custom) unbroken. a †1077 universa igitur haec quae ‥ praesens continet pagina jam olim a ‥ praedecessorum meorum ‥ sanctionis statuto ~o more regio confirmata sunt Chr. Rams. 203 (= Regesta 95); nostraque stipulatio ~a permaneat (Lit. Papae) W. Malm. GR II 150 p. 169n; ? 11‥ (1285) ut hec mea donacio ‥ ~a permaneat ChartR 73 m. 23; privilegia sua statuit ~a in quibus tantam libertatem attribuit ecclesie quod ea liberiorem nemo potest invenire Osb. Clar. V. Ed. Conf. 11 p. 91; 1162 plenam hujus transactionis continenciam ‥ episcopi carte declarant, que ‥ factam compositionem roborant et illibatam fore confirmant. ad hec etiam nos ipsam ~am manere precipimus E. Ch. S. Paul. 146; 1194 ut hec mea concessio firma et ~a permaneat, eam presenti carta et sigilli mei appositione roboravi Ch. Sal. 53; c1217 cum ea que ad ‥ tranquillitatem sancte geruntur ecclesie justum sit firma consistere et suis radicibus firma et ~a permanere Reg. Malm. I 396.  b si eis Cnudi leges ‥ ~a stabilitate suo tempore mansuras juramenti satis factione sanciret, ‥ (Quad.) GAS 533; olim mos erat in Dacia ‥ ut ‥ cogerentur juniores ‥ emigrare; ‥ que lex per multorum tempora regum mansit ~a Wals. YN 6.

inconvulsus, a, um, non arraché : Cod. Th. 5, 13, 14.