liciatorium
līcĭātōrĭum, ii. n. [licium],
- a weaver's beam (late Lat.): liciatorium texentium, Vulg. 1 Reg. 17, 7 al.
līciātōrium, iī, n. (licium), der Weberbaum od. (nach Blümner) die Schäfte des Geschirrs am Webstuhl, Vulg. 1. regg. 17, 7 u. Vulg. 2. regg. 21, 19 u.a.
~ium,hebelgerd
~ium,webbeam , ‥ ~ium,hefelgyrd
~ium,lorh velwebbeam
~ium,websceaft
~ium ‥ i. lignum, quo licium involvitur
primi hujus textrini operis hie telam succidimus, a donationibus benefactorum nostrorum cum competenti gestorum velatione in ~io calami secunde portionis fila composituri
juxta ~ium orditur textor, duplicique ordine distincto stamini trama interjecta maritabitur
beem of webstour lome , ~ium
a beme of a webster , jugum, ~ium
~ium, A.a tredel
~iumhefeld
quibus compactis sedit animo in capite libri de capite Sancti Oswaldi que a domino Rievalensi didici in sermonis prohemio ponere, et mox in continenti de brachio illius incorruptionis primordii hujus ~io texere
~ium,(thrumme or a warpe
līcĭātōrĭum, ĭī, n. , ensouple [dʼun métier de tisserand] : Vulg. Reg. 1, 17, 7.
Vir ille humanæ virtutis modum excedens, lanceam
quasi Liciatorium habens, Andegavensem impetit. Vide 1. Reg. cap. 17. lib. 2.
cap. 21. lib. 1. Paralip. cap. 11. etc. Occurrit præterea hæc vox nude in Gloss.
Arabico-Latin.