interminabilis

intermĭnābĭlis, e, adj. [2. in-terminalis],

• endless, interminable (post-class.): aetas, Tert. adv. Marc. 2, 3: jurgium, Sid. Ep. 2, 7.

interminābilis, e (in u. termino), unbegrenzt, unendlich, a) im Raume, Boëth. inst. arithm. 1, 1. p. 9, 24 Fr. u. 1, 24. p. 50, 2 Fr. Boëth. inst. mus. 2, 3. p. 228, 11 Fr.: fundi int., Salv. c. avar. 1, 4, 18. – b) in der Zeit, Tert. adv. Marc. 2, 3 u.a. Eccl.

interminabilis [LL] 1 that cannot be or is not bounded (spatially), having no (spatial) end; b (of God). insolubilis, ~is, inextricabilis, untosliten vel slopen (GlH, MS Bodl. Lat. misc. a. 3. f. 49) J. Eng. & Germ. Phil. XL (1961) 447; Bacon VIII 60 (v. fluxibilis 1b).  b Deus ‥ ipse solus incomprehensibilis est et ~is [Trevisa: may not be biclipped] Bart. Angl. I 16. 2 unending (in time), eternal, perpetual: a (var.); b (w. ref. to eternal life, damnation, or sim.); c (of God, Christ, or their attributes). d (as sb. n.) unendingness, eternal existence. a a984 ~e prosperitatis augmentum (Æthelwold Ch.) Conc. Syn. 129; 1192 hoc facinus ~em tibi maculam sinistre opinionis inussit P. Blois Ep. 89. 279C; motus circularis ~is est et perpetuus Bacon VIII 54; s1381 dedecus inauditum et ~e Wals. HA I 465.  b ut [Deus vos] ‥ ad sui manifestationem visionemque ~em introducat Egb. Pont. 71; s972 momentanea morte vitam ~em commutavit Chr. Rams. 43; c1151 W. ‥ Cestrensis episcopus omnibus ‥ ecclesie filiis ‥ salutem et eterne salutis ~em jocunditatem (AncD B 9226) Ch. Chester 100; finis eorum [dolorum] sine fine, eternus, ~is et indeficiens defectus et mors vitalis Ad. Scot Serm. 434D; mortem qua miserrimus ille spiritus in penas detruditur tam ~es quam ineffabiles Gir. GE II 3 p. 179; 1198 ecclesiam suam Deus future pacis ~i reservans quieti Ep. Cant. 453; processerat ‥ in diebus suis ‥ et ‥ ad ~is diei suspirabat ingressum Ad. Eyns. Hug. V 14; in illa ~i vacatione que erit sine fine in gloriosa resurrectione Gros. Cess. Leg. II 7. 4.  c videtur ‥ ejus [sc. summae naturae] aeternitas esse ~is vita simul perfecte tota existens Anselm (Mon. 24) I 42; Deus ‥ qui ~is est Pull. Sent. 715D; arbiter universorum Deus ~is E. Thrip. SS IV 2; tu laus interminabilis J. Howd. Cyth. 3. 1; Deus ‥ ante tempora initialis, in tempore invariabilis, post tempore ~is Peckham Serm. 279.  d et ~e sui ipsius et imprincipiatum τὸ ἀτελεύτητον ἑαυτοῦ καὶ ἄναρχον divinus amor ostendit differenter Gros. Ps.-Dion. I 223. 3 (loosely) interminable, inordinately long. 1122 perpes discordia et ~es inimicitie (Ep.) Eadmer HN 351; ille contra cum ~i juratione protestatur quia nunquam archiepiscopatum redderet Grim Thom. 44; 1407 postpositis disceptacionum ~ium amfractibus Bekynton II 127; cujus laudes si omnino vellem prestringere, opus attentarem ~e Amund. II app. 303; per mortem ‥ Alexandri quasi immortalis lis et ~is discordia orte sunt Fordun Cont. XIII 50.

intermĭnābĭlis, e (in, termino), interminable : Sid. Ep. 2, 7.